JACKSON PALMER Professional Tool Belt - Comfort Rig Tan & Black

There was some reviews that they where complaining about the quality and this and that, but there always them people that are never happy with anything just like their marriage!!! For the money you can’t beat this rig now it might no hold up to years of abuse like some of the few hundred dollar leather set ups but I’m a DYI’er on my homestead and this will do just fine for me. The fabric feels just like 1000d Cordora and maybe almost as tough. There is plenty of storage pockets and the main pocket is definitely big enough to hold a 5 pound box of 16d nails and 3.5 inch wood screws plus there is a perfect size pocket for a bottle of water or nalgen bottle. I would definitely recommend this rig to anyone that doesn’t want to spend a fortune on this type of tool belt 🤙🤙

Just an awesome, comfortable tool belt. I do everything and while I'm framing, it works great have a beast of a framing nailer and it hangs on the belt great. Enough pockets for everything I need for every job.

I love this tool pouch. I give it 4 stars because the quality could be a bit better. But it is very comfortable once you have it adjusted to the proper adjustments for yourself. I like the multiple back straps that takes even more weight off your shoulders. The negatives are that the stitching could be a bit better. Within a week the strap across the chest was ripping away. The waist strap seems as though it may start doing the same around the buckle eyelets where you tighten it around your waist. It fits a wide range of tools. But I do not like that It doesn't have a metal tape measure hook like you see on other bags. Also the two hooks on either side get caught on stuff and although they clip out of the way, they do not stay clipped in place. But the hooks have definitely served me well and are a great feature to have. The pouches are very nice, rigid enough that they can handle tools being taken out of them. But they don't stick out as far as other bags pouches which makes it a little easier to maneuver. The pouch also fits an I Pad I have to carry with me all day very nicely, even with all the tools in the pouch. All around a very nice rig, it could just use a few slight adjustments to some of the features and better stitching around the seems.

I work in tree services, and I use this belt for putting tarps on roofs when they get damaged by tree. The design of the belt is great, because I can keep my hammer in one spot, a brad nailer in another, and a drill in another spot. It has plenty of pockets for any drill bits, screws, and roofing tacks I could possibly need. It's made of nylon canvas, so it feels great, and not too heavy. Perfect size for my waist, with plenty of room for bigger guys and even smaller guys. Works extremely well, and is worth every penny.

Really like this belt at first. But quickly found it's flaws. I work in home renovation. Use my belt daily, almost the whole work day. Biggest flaws would be the hooks that secure the belt to suspenders. Super cheap! Every other time I bend over the bag will come off suspenders. Like constantly. Will not buy another. Sorry not sorry. Don't Cheap out on the important stuff

My Son loved the quality and amount of items he can choose add or remove not needed items for his Construction work

I use this rig all the time. I work construction in the summer and school year breaks, and teach shop at a local high school full time. I will make a few observations that I haven’t been able to resolve, but I also am not irritated enough to stop work and fix.The beltThe belt has a shorter width than the loops. Easy movement but that means the ends of the rig can twist. Your shirt locks in with the material and that pulling from your body movement is stronger than the friction (lack thereof) between the belt and material. A wider and more rigid belt may resolve this…The hooksGrabs ladders like it’s their job. I hate them. Then again, I leave my impact on it 90% of the time. The other hook truly gets in the way for my purposes. Resolve with a zip tie or electrical tape around the hook and bracket.The harnessFantastic. Takes a minute to get adjusted but once you get it set it’s great. The small look on the shoulder strap is great for phone holster or self retracting pencil clip. Or bandaids… whichever.OverallI think this system is great. It’s been used and abused for over a year and so far no issues with rips or tears.Not a paid review. Just a dude with a hammer