Jackson Palmer Professional Comfort Rig Suspenders Review

Actually I was very happy the first day when I put it on and put it on wool, I do metal roofing. The item didn't even last a day. The lack of rings that hold the bags, the fabric they hang on is already torn, I even replaced it after a few rings. They just can't handle the workload of a hammer drill, which shouldn't be too heavy for that. There's a reason it's so cheap. Materials will too

I've had his work strap for about two months now. i really like it For under $50, you can't beat it. Now I will say that the nylon and the buckles are small or flimsy. I don't think it will take more than a year. But I'll buy another one for $50. When I received it I thought I would hate hooks. Then I turned the bags inside out so the hooks were on the back. now i love her The sleeve comes out so I'm not sure how long the hooks will last. Otherwise, I recommend this work belt. Take care, work…

Don't buy it for work! I air and air bleed for a living and needed new cheap bags, well I had to spend the extra money because these bags lasted me 3 days before the left hand bag clip broke and a few belt loops came loose. The drill and impact clamps just hit the ladder and snag every time, which almost kills me a couple of times. The shoulder strap clip digs into the lower back. The bags were very comfortable for the first day and would probably be enough for light housework. If you're in…

I bought this item just over a week ago. The material of this tool belt is not very good. The strap has already snapped and doesn't look like it will last another month. The rings on the belt fall off. The worst thing about this tool belt is the position of the hooks. They keep bumping into my knees and don't allow me to walk comfortably. The biggest problem is that there is no way to remove them or put them in a better place. I ended up having to use my old hook to hold the Dewalt. The biggest

I liked the shoulder straps and how the strap can be adjusted to put most of the weight on the hips. The load I carry is probably around 20lbs and it was very comfortable. However, I had the same problem that many other people were complaining about: the bushings began to loosen almost immediately. I probably had about 10 hours before one showed up. The one next to it is coming out soon too, so I'm sending it back. Another thing is that two hooks for carrying drills and power tools will hold…

Overall, this is an OK configuration. Big pockets, lots of space. You can detach the pockets and move them on the belt according to your needs. It's not ideal for carrying more than two or three different types of gear. I run out of packs to install screws, bolts and lags and end up dumping packs to switch to other mounts for the job. No big deal, just an annoyance. pocket quality. Well I have two weeks and three grommets of the belt hole came out. Also, the shoulder strap adjusters slip and I…

I've been waiting for a long time to write a review about this because I wanted to try it. Being stuck at home working on different projects really gave me the opportunity to do this. I find the whole construction to be quite solid, but still not quite the same as natural materials like the leather tool belt, but they're also quite a bit more expensive. I've found that I usually have room for most, if not all, of the things I need to complete my various honey-related projects, but I'd like to…

I love this tool case. I give 4 stars because the quality could be better. But it's very handy once you've got it set to the right settings for you. I like the numerous straps on the back, which relieve the shoulders even more. The negative is that the seams could be a little better. A week later the chest strap broke. It seems like the hip belt could do the same thing around the buckle lugs, where you tighten it around your waist. It is suitable for a variety of instruments. But I don't like…