Foxrino 17 Pocket Tool Belt, Heavy Duty Tool Belts for Men
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About Foxrino 17 Pocket Tool Belt, Heavy Duty Tool Belts for Men
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
97% appreciated the weight distribution
The weight distribution of my tool belt is good as there is less chance of banging a tool on a door jamb or cabinet while working on finish work.
I like that the storage is split into two sections, allowing me to wear one on each side and distribute weight evenly.
98% were impressed with the easy tool accessibility
The tool belt is great! It solved my problem of carrying armloads of tools, dropping items, and bending down to get them. It also fits my waist size just fine.
While working on a ladder with a ceiling fan in one hand and reaching for pliers with the other, the tool belt is easily accessible.
97% liked the durability, although 3% noticed wear quickly
After two weeks of not even daily use, all but one of the loops ripped. Some are completely torn off at the top and others are hanging by a thread.
96% appreciated the pocket variety
I use a tool belt with pouches that hold all the brackets, screws, bolts and assorted accessories, which helps me remember to put most of what I need into the pouches.
My tool belt has many pockets and options for storing tools, along with several well-attached steel hangers.
97% were satisfied with the build quality, but 3% noticed issues
The belt is made of tough material and is suitable for electrician and network cable installation where flexibility is needed. It is not in the same class as other leather construction worker belts and is not suitable for framing work.
The tool-belt's quality is poor as it was stitched with a single thread without a box-pattern sew to hold the belt-loops on. It is not worth the price.
97% highlighted the adjustability, but 3% encountered difficulties
I had to adjust the belt and knot the excess because it wouldn't stay tightened. An adjustment buckle would have avoided this problem.
