🔌 TradeGear Electrician's 4-Point Suspender Harness - Optimal Comfort & Durability - Perfect for Electrician's Tool Set Review

I just got my braces and after adjusting the shoulder and chest straps I barely feel the weight of my tool belt. I have the usual tools for assembling the frame on the right and the fasteners on the left. I didn't have to adjust the belt to keep it from slipping off my hips. I'm only 5ft 7" and have good access to my lower pockets. I will say my shoulder straps are adjusted as they can be. So if you are under 5ft 7in this may not be for me. She. Now only time will tell if they hold up and don't

Not the cheapest, but never the best. I'm an avid DIY enthusiast where there isn't too much work to do. I seem to have gained a few pounds since using the tool belt a lot. It's going down for some reason. I thought it was a good middle ground solution. Attaches to my old tool belt with the included loops. There were loops in front. Comfortable and solved the problem of descent. Worked 20 hours, no problems. Liked the phone holder. I can't say anything about the durability, but it should last…

I really love these braces. They are much more comfortable than the regular types. One thing that is useless to me is a phone case. Whose cell phone is suitable? Maybe the ones I had 10 years ago. Doesn't fit my iPhone 8+. Other things I find useless to me are carabiners. I don't climb rocks and don't scare, but they're good for beating you up. I'd rather have a spot for my marker and a pen to slip through. But I didn't buy these garter belts for these thongs.

Love how they feel on my shoulders. Very comfortable and they don't feel heavy on my shoulders when my belt is weighted. I use them a little differently than I should. I'm a housekeeper and my uniform pants have suspender loops so I don't have a work belt, just a regular belt and pants. I have about 20 pounds of tools on my waist, a radio, a phone and everything I need for work. Time. Problem is, I have a stomach and no hips or butt, so keeping my pants up is a chore. Although I really like…

I need a pair of strong braces for this tool belt I bought. day at least. The tool belt held a ton of construction screws, a several-pound hammer, and two 18-volt tools with 5Ah batteries, and these clips handle all the weight. The phone holder made me skeptical. I don't have a lot to spend, I just needed durable braces at a reasonable price, but I also don't want to be ripped off and figured the phone holder was an added bonus to a possibly bad product. but this phone holder is very useful…

Excellent braces. They are a bit big. I'm 5ft 10" and about 180lbs and I have to set them to the minimum setting to fit me properly. If you've got a belt to attach to, you're in business. I better hope you're fat as hell because suspenders come with these straps that can be used to hold the strap up when it's not that pretty, but it also adds extra length. So when I used my old leather straps carried, my bags on my lap. But enough about the size, there's a small phone pocket on the right…