Dead OnTools DO-FR One Size Fits All 2-Bag Carpenter's and Framer's Construction Rig with Suspenders and 24 Pockets in Grey and Black

I gave it five stars because it is very well made with good materials. It say one size fits all but unfortunately I had to return it because it is too small for me. I have a 35" waist but the bags are not adjustable which puts the bags way in the back. So far back on my butt that I couldn't even look into the most forward pockets. I like the bags more on the sides so the weight is more evenly distributed. I'm guessing for these bags to work you would need to be really skinny. They are really nice, just too small.

I did buy one of these belts years ago and that’s why I re-purchased another one the only thing that I don’t like about the new one is the belt on it the little round pieces that they have in there don’t last long literally mine were destroyed in a couple of days I think a nice leather belt might work better for their system

I have been using this rig for 7 months now. I wanted to make sure I used it for a good amount of time before I gave my review so here it is.First of all let me say that I am an electrician and the main tools I put in this belt are most of my pliers, cutters, strippers, channel locks, screw and nut drivers, razor knife, screws, wire nuts, staples and hammer.Now for the pouch on the right side I would say it is excellent. It has numerous slots inside the main pocket to hold your pliers and screwdrivers. Under the main pocket which I just explained is another pocket. That's where I keep my wire nuts or staples depending on what I'm doing. For using this pouch 40 hours a week for the past 7 months it has held up perfectly and has no signs of wear.On to the left pouch, it has one main pocket and then under that is 2 small pockets great for holding screws, staples or small miscellaneous items. I usually keep my tape measure in the back left small pocket and put staples or screws in the front one. The main pocket on this side is what makes me give this a 4/5 rating. It's big and maybe even bigger than the right pouch but it doesn't have any "in-pocket slots" for your tools. This would not be much a problem for me if it wasn't so big. Because of the fact it is quite large my screwdrivers don't stay in the place I put them and often turn completely horizontal which can be quite frustrating considering I like to keep a clean organized tool belt where I can grab whatever I need in one second. This pocket prevents me from doing just that. So what I've been doing with this pocket is keeping my bigger hand tools like channel locks and bigger size adjustable wrenches.Now on the back of the belt you have your standard hammer holder which works just fine and I have no complaints about.The belt itself is comfortable and has a gel like feel to it which is great, it makes it not so hard on your back/waist when your wearing it all day.The part of the belt that has the holes in it to actually put the belt on is nice too. It has 2 metal holes at every location in which you would lock it in at whatever size your waist is. It runs through both side pouches and the pouches have tough velcro on the back that connect to the side of the belt. (The belt that has the gel feeling) I was a little skeptical about how long the velcro would hold up but it surprisingly still shows no sign of wear and as I said I've been using it for 7 months now.For the suspenders I have to say they are terrible. It's almost infuriating trying to get them attached to the hooks on the side of the belt considering the hook is located right where the side pouches sit. You get used to hooking it on after a while but it's still annoying. I suggest going to home depot and buying different suspenders for this rig. It will work just fine.All in all this rig is definitely worth the money and I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for tough tool belt at a budget price. It also looks awesome which is a plus.

I read some reviews about people being 5’8 and shorter would have an issue with the straps, so far I haven’t and I’m 5’8. I purchased this as refurbished or “used like new” and it was far beyond my expectations. It’s very durable and is a major back saver especially standing and moving for hours on end. I’m a woodworker / carpenter so I’m constantly carrying a multitude of tools and devices at any given time and this saves time and body.

First off, I am a Do It Yourselfer and bought this during while turning my attic into a master bedroom and bathroom. My old leather tool belt ripped after many years of faithful service. Unfortunately all the leather bags are now through the roof price wise, so it was cheaper to get a whole new rig.The good...- bags seem durable so far, time will continue to tell.- nice layout for tools in the bags, pockets for pretty much everything I use.- priced nicely.The bad...- the belt rolls over and padding bunches up if you don't use the suspenders (which I don't like using)- the suspenders do not stay adjusted and are constantly needing to be re-adjusted- everything is black, which makes it hard at times to see where you are putting your tools. This will probably not be an issue after I get used to the new tool layout though.Dead On did a nice job with the bags and everything could have been really nice if they had added a stiffer belt. I think I will replace the belt with a heavy leather belt when the next big project comes around.

I'm a skinny man with small waistline this is the only carpenters rig that fits me properly with no sagging. So many pockets as well to stock your essential tools while working. All in all its a good buy for such price

Not impressed with this product. Usually I go with husky from home depot. The bags I get from them are almost exactly the same price. I figured I'd give these a try. After less than a month of use I want to throw them in the trash. I understand very well they are inexpensive bags but the quality of these bags compared to the Huskies I get are night and day. Waist of 60 plus dollars. One plus to the bags is they made good use of the pockets. Plenty of places to put what you need in and get to work.

I like this belt. I work in the construction trades (residential foundations) and we are HARD on tools, the fact that I still have this belt after 6 mouth is great, the fact that it has not a single rip, hole, or broken strap is amazing. It works for what I do I will get a new one when this one finally dies. Update, I have had this rig for a year now and it is still going strong, it does have one hole in it but that was where a skillsaw that someone had left the gard shined open hit it. This rig probably save me a trip to the ER. Update 2.0 Ok two years and belt is still my everyday work belt. I did finally replace the harness for a nicer one (more padding and hiding straps for my knife) this is a good product, just saying.UPDATE 4 years and I am just now thinking I need a new one. I'm think I will up grade to the pro carp version.

Es un buen producto pero para uso industrial no lo recomiendo ya q tendría que cambiarlo, pues el material no es tan resistente es cómodo y las bolsas si son amplias ,otra desventaja q veo es el cinturón debería ser más grueso para evitar que se deforme

Good quality belt. I reversed the layout since i’m left handed, I like to keep nails etc on my right side and tools on my left. Lots of room for tools and whatever else you may need to carry. It’s fairly light and the suspenders definitely help. Only downside is the suspenders don’t fit me super well as i’m 5’6”. I have them as tight and they got and unless the toolbelt is loaded heavy, they slide off my shoulders. One thing I think they need to add is a chest strap. Overall it’s a good belt and I think it’s worth the money for sure

Very fast delivery from the USA. Very comfortable especially around my waste with the extra padding and plenty of pockets seems to be very strong material.

Awesome product, although I am not a tradie just handyman...I got it for $51 AUD in June 2021. Assume it's due to currency exchange from $US. Only product was delivered from Moorebank, Sydney.Well if you want it dirty cheep, observe and wait.

Had this pouch for almost 3 years doing formwork and held up through heavy use. My only complaints would be the belt loops get broken fairly quickly and needs more layering inside the nail bags. This is a poor man’s Diamondback but for the price you can’t beat it. Just bought another one