Park Tool SA-3 Deluxe Shop Apron with Header, Black

The Park Tool Apron arrived within minimal expected time. Packaged well and easy to open. The apron is made of heavy fabrick and several pockets. After unsnaping the bottom of the bib pocket, it was able to swing forward as I leaned over. This prevented items from falling out of the pocket. The straps are well arranged to prevent neck discomfort when worn for an extended time. The lower part of the apron can be tucked inward and up, then snaped which shortened the apron yet allowed the use of the lower pocket with three compartments. I love the way it is built and comfortabe to wear. I am very pleased with my purchase.Springdale, AR

I really like this apron...I feel like the woodshop teacher from the local high school when wearing it! Its made of a heavy material and seems like it will last a good long time. As others has stated in their reviews it can be a little tricky putting it on, but one gets use to this oddity real quick. To me its a small price to pay for a well made apron. I would buy another to keep on hand for when i need a new one...but can't seem to bring myself to buy something I may not need, and have it underfoot, for a few years. This apron will no doubt last a good long time.

My husband loves his new bike apron, loves the durability and all the pockets to keep his tools in.

If you've got a waistline bigger than 34" don't order this, it won't fit. Universal fit is not universal. Seems to be nice fabric, but straps are flimsy. Very disappointed.

I have ordered the Rockler aprons for years. I wear them out. they work very well. These Park aprons are very good also. I have seen a lot of reviews that complain about the straps. Yes, that is a problem. The Rocker have 4 individual straps. The Park aprons have two, that double as shoulder and half of the strap that goes horizontal to snap with the other. So picture this, If you had a huge waist (i'm about a 40 inch .. couple more belly size) as you go to snap in the back, the front top of the apron is pulled up toward your chin. Now it is fine on me. Not too crazy about the strap setup. Not confusing, just .. . odd. Straps on the Rockler's are heavier duty. same with buckles.The Park straps have a plastic holder in the smack dab middle of the back that is designed to keep the straps straight and organized as you put it on. Not too crazy about that. It works i suppose.The Rockler is straight up denim. When it comes outta the dryer, it needs to be ironed. Or the bottom curls up and out a little, and the top curls a little out and down. That is kinda irritating to me. The Park is lighter material .. still strong, it won't rip, I haven't washed that one yet so dunno how it will do in the wash. I do have to say i like the Rocklers and will buy them next time. The Park Logo is pretty cool. gotta give them that.

It's simple and it fits well. I find the straps not nearly as difficult as some of the reviews implied. The straps work great in keeping anything hanging loose in front of you that could pose a hazard around machinery I am using this in my metal shop. I plan on ordering a second for my woodworking.

Nice material but IMO it's poorly designed, and it's uncomfortable on back of the neck. This is intended for a project, it shouldn't be a project just to put on. I made one out of a sheet and it's far easy to use.

I've worn a lot of aprons in my time. A quality apron, such as this one, has cross strap that keep the weight off the back of your neck. This one is a bit complicated to put on, but once you have and it's adjusted correctly, it's very comfortable.Nice big pockets in front and a bib pocket that can be unsnapped to swing away, so that when you bend over, your pens and tools don't fall out.

Very good quality as one would expect from Park. Fits well and many useful tool pockets.I may not be professional, but I sure look it in my Park Tool apron!

Well made heavy canvas apron with large deep pockets. The only down side is the strap configuration with the buckles, it's a bit of a pain getting on and off. It's all connected in one piece, getting your head and arms through it is nonsense. It would be far better with regular straps for tying, and If I was any bigger it wouldn't fit because the buckles only go so far its very snug.

Il grembiule si presenta bello, robusto e funzionale. Ottima tenuta l'incrocio delle spalline dietro la schiena anche se un po' difficoltoso da inserire

Très résistant

As a bike mechanic and occational baker, I appreciated the sturdy build quality and handy pockets.