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I bought it hoping to get something decent but without even testing it I decided to return that belt. Pockets are tiny, not much space for tools, pencils pockets are way to small for pencils, markers and so. if you having roofing square, chisels, crow bar, few pencils, nails or screw here and there that will all ready create a mess.I do not like it and it was just waist of time ans item comes from USA to UKthink before buy

For the price it’s fine. It is real leather so tough. DIY ok but every day use not so much

This was a gift for my husband and I think he was little skeptical at first. He was concerned it would get in the way when he was working, but I don't think I have seen him without it since. He says it is very comfortable and perfect for his needs. I also have a son that is a carpenter and he said it looks like a great belt. Very well made and sturdy, but flexible enough to move with you as you work.

After a not so great experience, with a canvas carhartt belt that fell apart immediately, I wanted something all leather. It’s sturdy, well thought out, and, wears comfortably even loaded up. The only thing I might change is the location of the hammer loops, I like them higher up, but I can always just buy one to add to it.

The leather belt is to soft witch let's the belt gather to the top of the buckle and the pins that hold it proceed to fall out the other side of the buckle and belt falls off..great when your carrying forms and it falls in the mud.