Dickies 8-Pocket Padded Tool Belt/Utility Pouch, Adjustable 3-Inch Belt, Durable Canvas Construction, Tan/Grey

This thing is a tank of a tool belt/utility pouch. The design and the versatility is great and the padding actually make it supper comfortable. I did end up returning mine as I did not realize just how large this thing is. I need something a bit more tucked in to the body... this one is a large large bag. It is made from some thick durable looking material with nice stitching, but I cant really speak to the on-the-job durability as I returned mine.

This utility belt is great, it has a lot more space than I thought it would . I work for pest control and the belt is all around just perfect for aerosol cans , extra chemicals.and traps . It’s surprisingly comfortable, the padding really makes a difference . Very easy to organize everything.

I bought this bag/belt since I have some Dickies work clothing that seems to last forever, and I'm really happy with it except for one aspect. Good: - The bag is nice and roomy with plenty of storage pockets that work great for my needs. I load it with a 12V drill, bits, measuring tape, level, etc. and everything stays in place and is easily accessible. - Belt is padded and more comfortable than others I've had. Could be better: - The plastic belt buckle does not stay fastened, especially with heavier loads and when I crouch. It fell off multiple times a day. But I liked the bag so much that I bought a different belt to steal the metal quick release buckle from, and now it's all good. - The hammer loop is low on the bag, making it a bit of a reach, although I'm a shorter person so maybe this won't be a big deal for others. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this after daily use for the past month.

It arrived sooner than expected and when I opened the box i was very satisfied with the quality and material. I would love to have bought another good quality leather pouch but for my occasional use could not justify the cost or the additional weight on my belt. I'm not a contractor but recently moved into another older new home which needs some TLC, and have a rental, and will be helping my son with projects when his house is rebuilt after the fires here last year. So I have a lot of little fixing and add on projects and wanted a general purpose bag to save some trip to the tool box, or up and down the ladder, and so I don't leave stuff behind when I wrap up for the day. I was a bit concerned about the fabric hammer sleeve, but when I tried my larger framing hammer it slipped in like it was back home. I had no hang up removing or replacing the hammer. The smaller pouch on the front - i'll wear this on my right side and my old leather nail pouch on the left - will hold a large 25 ft tape measure with room to spare. The rafter/speed square fits in the large pouch with little chance of falling out and plenty of room to access other tools or small parts. I already have pencils and pad loaded in the small side pouch. I am very happy with this for my many varied uses. Of course no review would be complete without a "yea but" ... I only wish there were a couple more tool sleeves in the big pouch for a couple more screw drivers, file, pliers, and such but that is not a show stopper, the big pouch will keep them at hand.

I love this tool belt. I work a lot with screws, bolts and drills and I have space for all the variety of hardware. I've had it for a year and there is little wear on the pouch. I have put the pouch through lots of stress and it has not faltered. The belt itself is very durable and I was able to adjust it tight enough to fit my waist (size 4 women's). I've weighed my pouch when I carry all my gear and it can reach upwards of 10lbs and not once has the tool belt felt like it couldn't handle the weight. I will say it can be a little bulky at times when I need to fit into tighter spaces but it is worth it to have all my equipment on me.

It’s perfect for what I was looking for Good quality too would definitely buy again

Super comfortable, but quickly overfilled and replaced. Will bust back out for drywall and roofing days.

It's slightly awkward to walk around with but perfectly workable. I'm pretty skinny and use all the adjustment in the clip for the belt, and it tends to work itself loose over time which isn't ideal, but when I dial in the exact right length for me I'll just sew the excess strap in place and then it'll be rock solid and pretty comfy. The main pocket is a bit cavernous and two dividers to break it up into three pockets would make organizing in much easier but on the whole it handles like it'll last years and years and just feels solid all the way through. If you're at all comfortable working with fabric this is a solid foundation to customize to your perfect tool pouch.