CLC Custom Leathercraft 5609 3 Piece Electrical Combo Tool Belt 20 Pocket Black 29-46 inches

Is the best tool pouch o been using it for 13 years Read more

Has a bunch of pockets pretty cheap for the quality has handles for carrying purpose , very sturdy on your hips no loose fit and very much worth the money Read more

I buy one of these every 2-3 years for my husband. It’s worth the money considering the length of life. It’s durable and doesn’t rip easy. My husband loves it. Read more

I have been an electrician for 20ish years and was in need of new bags. CLC was the bag we all used years ago and were available locally at the time. Then the box stores stopped carrying them and I have been using other brands since. not ass happy with what I've replaced them with. Glad I found them again on amazon. They seem to be the same as 15 years ago but different in color. I like these because they hold enough tools and parts, without being too bulky. They are pretty comfortable too. The 2 parts pouches could be a tad wider to get your hands in better. As a guy with a 30" waist, anything with a belt system has always been a struggle. ( Tool bags, backpacks etc.) Manufacturers claim they will fit. If they do there is no adjustability to snug them tighter. This is the case here. The description claims 29" waist. I would say the minimum waist size is 32". I am going to add gromets about an inch and a half past the last grommets. They really need to list these as 32+ waist and offer a belt sized 26-36" or so. The value on these is really great compared to some others. Just know that mods may be necessarya. Read more

I bought this for one of my boys who started as an apprentice electrician about a month ago. So far this has worked out well, seems like a standard tool belt all of his colleagues are using as well. Read more

I have been using this model belt for around 12 years. I own/operate a garage door business so I carry a cordless impact, hammer, screwdrivers, wrenches, ratchets, drill bits, nut drivers, knife, wire strippers, torpedo level, vice grips, tape measure, electrical tape, and four different fasteners each in a separate pouch. Next to the drill holster is a large pouch where I carry miscellaneous sockets and fasteners. I could not imagine working without this particular belt. My only complaint is that it does not come in smaller size belts. I have 32 waist and I have to cut the Velcro cummerbund and the belt shorter because it overlaps too far. Not a big deal though. Read more

I’ve been doing electrical for almost 10 years and this is the only pouch I get. Read more

switching over from the occidental belt this belt just feels 20lb lighter. everything is good except for two things. 1. my chain for my electrical tape snapped off so easily not even sure how as i was only making receptacles and light switches i wasn't crawling or up and down a later i just disappeared it snapped i think about half the chain. the metal for the chain is so flimsy. i could open and close it when my fingers. i started making fun of the belt among my co workers and 2 guys with the same belt they lost their exact chain as well. 2. the two small pockets on the left side are way to small screws, wire nuts, wages, nuts and bolts if the material goes below half the pocket good luck fishing anything out. but other than its a decent belt. Read more