Enhance Efficiency with Bucket Boss Builder’s Tool Belt in Brown - Original Series (50200) Review

I've been carrying this tool belt up and down the roof for a few weeks now and it has held up to abuse with no problems. Contains two pouches and a metal hook (one of the pouches also has a hook). The pockets and hook can be removed from the belt when you need to lighten the load. I have a small tool that I would like a separate attachment point for, but it fits in one of the pockets. Also note that there is no special case for the squared velocity.

I completely agree with other reviews. Bagging makes no sense. When designing 6 inch camber you need deep pockets or structure to keep everything inside. Otherwise everything falls out if you don't stand up and down straight, that's how I experienced it. Either reduce the sag or add structure to the middle of the pack so it doesn't gape as much. And why did they design it so you have to lift the bag of screws to hang the tape measure on the hook? I have a feeling this is a prototype they made…

Seems solid, too early to tell for sure. However, this is not my problem. The problem with this product is that the packages are very saggy. Anything you put in will fall out almost immediately. My advice to the manufacturer - make the pouches closer to the waist. it doesn't have to hang that low. I swear it's like 6 inch sag. Secondly, a large pocket, which is located in both bags, needs to be sewn in the middle. Sure, you won't have a big bag anymore, but who needs one that big? Instead you…

If you're looking for a big, bulky bag, this isn't for you. If you want a really heavy, uncomfortable bag with a really impractical layout that won't get you done what you're doing quickly and comfortably, this is the one you should go for. There are many things in Home Cheapo or Lowes that meet all SUCH specifications. About 10,000 of them are for sale. That's a bomb. Lightweight, clearly designed by carpenters because the layout is as smooth as possible. Best of all: fully and easily…