Electrician's Combo with Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt (Medium 31-35 Inch Waist) by Contractor Pro

30 years as an electrician, and I have finally found a toolbelt that has enough space to hold all my tools, as well as fixings etc, and still have room to spare. Trust me when I say to buy the braces ( I bought the TradeGear Electrician's Belt & Bag Combo with magnetic wristband ) as they make it feel like you aren't even wearing a belt full of tools.

I bought the medium size Gaotorback B240 Electrician's Combo last October. I use it for working on various projects in a 3-story house, with apartments on the 2nd and 3rd floors. I occasionally have to replace light fixtures, switches and even run new cable, so it gets used to be sure. It's a durable nylon material, rather than leather, but I find it really comfortable to wear. The versatile design allows me to organize my tools so I can always remember which one is where, and is easy to get to. I sometimes use it when working on other projects as well.I also purchased the suspenders to help with support and weight distribution, but that's a separate item for review.Overall, I think it's a great value for the money. - it will certainly last me a long time.

I have been an electrician for almost a decade so as you can imagine I have tried several tool rigs over the years . I have eyeballed this one for a while skeptical because of the price but what I can tell you is it was worth it . It fits good it feels good on my body . My tools fit good it’s a little different than my normal rig but I can adjust . The only thing I would change is how many holes are added to the belt itself due to the leather and my size I have to take it down to the last set of holes to lock the belt in place and the leather made it hard to take off but add a extra set of holes or so and problem is eliminated . I will see how the leather holds in time but who cares right the belt can be changed the bags and back support are what matters people reviewed complaing about the bags slot sizes for hand tools but mine fit good and over time once it is broken in they will fit better. This is a good buy I have so many ideas for a tool belt but at the end of the day I’m happy with my purchase

I have only owned the tool belt for a few days but from the feel and sturdiness I can tell you they will last much longer than my previous Klein bags which were full of holes and held together by zip ties a year and a half later.Very comfortable and breathable. The material is pretty thick and appears durable. The stitching and riveting around all the side pockets is well done and not just some thin canvas with a plastic insert behind for support. 4 pouches on the left for material and plenty of pockets on the right for hand tools. It came with a tape measure holder on the belt along with the hammer holder. I was surprised to see that the top portion of each pouch with the gator logo was also another slim pocket I use for miscellaneous bits, sockets or pens.I am 6’2” with a 31” waist. I like my bags above the hips and for me I had the medium size belt maxed all the way to the smallest holes and it still felt like once I put a screwdriver in them they would fall right off. I contacted the company to let them know of the issue. The next business day they sent me a tracking number for a new belt the next size down without hesitation. Unbelievable customer service this is the type of company I want to buy from again in the future.

I've had this belt for about three years now and I really like it. I'm left handed so I appreciate the ability to switch the bags around. It runs large - I lost some weight and so I'm now a size 32" pant.s I have the medium size belt which should be good for 31" over my pants and belt. I have it cinched up as tight as it will go and it's still a bit loose. I'm ordering the next size belt down. The one thing that was way off the mark with size is the suspenders - made for a giant!