I wanted to design a new tool belt that would eliminate all the flaws in my old tool belt. I started with a hammer. I wanted it to be right (I'm right-handed) but didn't want my hammer hanging very low or hitting my leg. This solved this problem immediately. This allows the hammer to be higher on my body and closer to my waist, but my hammer head stays about 3-4 inches below my waist. Keep in mind that the ring hole on this holder is quite large. So if you have a small clawed hammer this might not be for you. I have a Dewalt 12 oz jackhammer and it fits great. My only complaint is the noise the hammer and ring make as they rub/bump together while walking and moving. I wrapped the ring with tape and now I have no noise. Finally, I love how this holder can easily slide over the belt when worn. When I'm under a cabinet, I just slide the hammer holder toward the middle of my back to get it out of the way. I understand this may not be as convenient for heavier individuals. I'm 5'10 165. Hope this helps.
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