Sep 14 2007 Adam - (5/5)

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Been about 6 months now and the belt has yet to show any real wear. It's actualy kinda embrasing to be walking around with such a new looking belt. Quality construction. Very comfy. Good pocket size and placement. Outstanding price.
 

Sep 17 2007 Thomas - (5/5)

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For me a tool belt must hold all the things that I need to do a job so I don't have to keep running back and forth to the tool trailer or up and down the ladder for small tools. At this the belt is flawless. The belt is logically laid out and always convenient to get at the stuff that I need right from a combo square to a tape measure to a pencil. But most important to me is to have a belt that you never have to think about while your working. Anyone who has had a slipping belt or one that hides tools knows what I mean. This belt is great because I don't have to think about it. And it's a lot cooler to wear on those hot days because of the air flow pads. God forbid I should lose this belt; I'd have to buy another immediately. Thanks again for a great product.
 

Mar 20 2008 Joel - (5/5)

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Search no more for this is the one. I was not expecting quality to this degree. The design, construction, and materials used are awesome. This tool belt is very durable, practical, and comfortable. The leather strap of the belt and the buckle are very heavy duty. The nylon is very durable. The cushion gator-pattern is soft, comfortable, and eliminates sore spots on the bony areas of the waist. I love the velcro which helps keep the two ends of the belt together while I buckle up, and the velcro that keeps the tool bags from sliding out of position. The tote handles make for easy carrying. I also recommend the 606 molded suspenders, which help compliment, and complete the system. I whole-heartedly recommend this tool belt. I recommend this combo for general construction. Otherwise look into a combo that better suits your needs, or build you own system. But definitely spend your well earned money on a well built product such as the Gatorback tool belt.
 

Sep 13 2008 Jeannot Morin - (5/5)

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Sep 26 2008 Mike Speakman - (3/5)

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Good value for money, I am a union carpenter in Pennsylvania. We do mostly metal studs, drywall and acoustical ceilings. These bags are a pretty decent value for the money. I have been through the craftsman leather bags, always pulling loose at rivets near belt loops or wearing through at top of pouch at belt, bottoms wearing through. I have had the 140 combo belt for about 10 months, with a little wear, holds everything I need- pretty much, as I get older I try to work with less tools in the pouches- less weight to hump around all day. Not without a few draw backs though, they are a much wider setup than ordinary pouches, like squeezing through stud walls at 16 inches wide, and turning aroung in tighter spots, originally feels like you are a gunfighter from the old west- arms out to your sides, but have gotten used to them by now I guess. I have worn the bottom out or through the utility knife holder, due to the fact that I use a non-retracting knife- blade is always out. The belt-loop holding the extra belt after fastened has broken- a leather loop- only stapled together. I took off the hammer holder that comes in the back, by your rear end, just don\'t use it or need it. The hammer holder on the back of the right bag is OK, took some getting used to after years of using leather bags with a loop at the front of the right bag- from Home Depot and Sears. For under $100 - for the whole setup-delivered to your front door it is a good buy, by my standards. Worth trying out.