🔧 ToughBuilt Contractor Tool Pouch - Multi-Pocket Organizer, Heavy-Duty, Premium Quality, Long-Lasting - 23 Pockets, Hammer Loop (Patented ClipTech Hub & Work Belts) - TB-CT-01 Review

Not as described in the main photo A Toughbuilt seller sent something other than the description in the cover photo. Difficult to use the bag I was supposed to use. The disappointment is great. (Same as Jason's photo dated January 16, 2018)

Connectors are a good idea. Change bags quickly and it's very convenient. However, the price for this is that the part that goes to your belt is thick. So if you try to use a regular belt because you are doing a DIY project and you only need a few tools on hand, your scraps/pages will be damaged. In addition, there are two types of belts that you can put on. Straps only/nylon and padded. You really need soft ones because the ones with only straps are going to hurt anyway.

This tool bag has made me a real fan of durable products. The firmware and general build quality are top notch. It has enough compartments for everything I need regularly. If I had one complaint, and that achievement is that it gets pretty heavy with everything in it, at that point it can't be reconnected unless you want to show the plumbers it cracks. I love it and I love long lasting products and will continue to buy them. This is excellent value for money.

My husband loves these tool belts. Here are his comments. I work as a contractor and have a gutter business, so I use tool straps all the time. I love the convenience of the clip system which allows me to slip it onto my regular belt and clip and close my pockets easily. I like the convenience without the extra strap and the ability to use my regular strap. The pockets are durable, have all the pocket options I need and stay open for easy access. I've had them for 2-3 weeks now and I really…

The bag is well made, but there are useless pockets and loops. The first pocket along the waistline has no bottom. Whatever you put in it will slip out and be difficult to remove. There is no good place to keep pencils. I found a spot in the bag that looks like it was made for a pencil. and it's not a good place. There should be room for pens on the two outer edges. at least two on each side. if the person is left-handed. And for loops. They only get in the way and take up space in your pocket.

Satisfied with the ease of use of the access nail, part no. The hammer loop is useless. The front pocket on the buttonhole side covers half of the buttonhole. You need to stop and then insert the hammer into the loop with both hands. It would be faster to just drop the hammer and then pick it up when needed. oh wait, that's not why I bought a hammer loop nail pouch. I now have to spend more to buy a suitable Toughbuilt - Modular Hammer Loop. I have several Toughbuilt bags and products that fit…

I was surprised how big and good quality it is. It takes a little time to understand the "click" system, but once you get the idea, it becomes quite effective. My husband still has problems with him because of his big toes. Most of the time I only schedule him so that he doesn't start a project disappointed. I think he'll get used to it over the next ten years. Hahaha! I'm a 5ft 110lb female so my whole hand fits easily in both pockets. My 6ft 185lb husband can easily pull nails, screws etc out