Dickies Heavy-Duty Padded Work Belt for Contractors, Quick-Release Buckle, Adjustable, 3-Inch Width, Holds Most Tool Belt Pouches, Grey/Tan

It is easy to put on and it holds the tool pouch up on my hips well. It may not work as well if you have small hips or a big belly.

Description said 3” but its 2”. It works fine. Used for metal detecting tools.

Good belt comfortable only problem is that While wearing, The straps will loosen

Upgraded from an old nylon belt to this one and it was well worth it. I'm just a home carpenter so I don't use it day to day but for my needs, it's still nice to have the belt sit comfortably.

This belt did not hold up. The catch broke.

I work in the film industry as a grip. I wanted a dedicated tool belt that I can take on and off throughout the day. I got this hoping it would be the answer. I’m not a super huge guy but I’m a bigger dude at about 230lb. When this belt is tight enough to not slip down under the weight of my tools, my belly can unlatch it when bending over. The clip has a hair trigger, you can unlatch it by blowing on the damn thing. This thing needs better clips or even better a metal one! Also the padding isn’t really that padded, it’s thick but all that does is make putting your tool pouches on a pain.I’d recommend looking somewhere else unless your a skinny person. Spend a little more and get a belt with a metal clip that you can’t unsnap with your belly button.

Sometimes it comes undone when bending over but now I put the clips on the side and that pretty much eliminated that.i also set belt to size and melted the material together so it will no longer loosen up so it set to size and holds all day and knight comfortable enough I wear all knight long.

These are great if you need a compact padded utility belt to hang a water canteen or pouch, that does not pull down your trousers like an ordinary belt in the belt loops of the pants.