CLC Custom Leathercraft Comfortlift 5-Piece Tool Belt System with 20 Heavy Duty Pockets for Framers

Jose Calderon: Awesome buy 😎

United States on Sep 24, 2023

Devon Duykers: I wear this belt 50 hours a week framing, on my third year with all original parts and pieces still functioning. Already bought another one for when it's time to replace it. I see many comments about it not fitting a 32" waist but I've had 0 issues. Maybe it's just good luck but I love it. Ya it's bulky but it's a milti pocket toolbelt, what do you expect.

Canada on Jan 14, 2022

Jorge: I’m an electrical apprentice and this pouch was perfect for all my needed tools, if there is anything I would have to comment on is that the front pockets like to flip a lot if you bend over a lot which makes it hard to keep any screws or small objects from falling out. So a cover for the front pockets would be nice, something like a velcro flap. Other than that I recommend it for anyone looking for a good tool belt that wont cost you much.

Canada on Nov 28, 2021

Tommy: Like having a couple shopping bags on my hips. The things huge, but super comfortable with a lot of combinations for different set ups. Would be better if they made the pouches slightly more streamlined, but this is the next best thing to a diamondback or an occidental

Germany on Sep 11, 2020

Amazon Customer: For the price it is a good toolbelt, after using it for a few weeks the material has scuffed quite alot, my fault, but all in all it is a sturdy belt and the pockets are very spacious

Canada on Jun 26, 2019

Josh Moore: Been using this a little over a week. So far I like it. Pockets are much bigger then I expected however I like that now. Fits very well over my winter gear and easy access to nails with gloves on. I am very thin n 6 feet tall n fits me just right. No problem fitting between truss on 2' oc. 16 oc us tight but my old one always got hung up n spilt. For the price i think it worth it. Original belt holes seem weak and have already bent rivets on some of them. Hammer on back works great I never get the hammer slap on back of my leg like before on Other ones I had before.

Canada on Dec 05, 2017

MortemCaine: These bags are excellent for HVAC installation. They almost seemed designed around it.

The right bag's two outer pockets work perfect for carriage bolts and nuts, as well as having a large interior perfect for a drill (DeWALT, Milwaukee, Bosch tested) with a small pocket for drill tips (5/16, unibit, Phillips, 9/16 socket, etc), interior slots for screwdrivers and drift pins, and outside-front slots I use for a 6" extension and right-angle adapter.

The left bag has one large outer pocket that I use for cleats, a large interior pocket where I keep my reds/greens, grips, level, linemans, and wrenches (9/16, Crescent), a smaller pocket just above the large pocket that's perfect for tek screws, a tape clip on the outside-front, and sleeves on the outside-rear where I keep my Hamlet crimpers (although the sleeve may not work as well for other styles/brands of crimpers).

The hammer holder doesn't need further explanation.

The bags also have handles on the top, making it smoother to set your bags down without screws, etc. falling out. And the material is quite durable.

Now for the complaint: the suspension system. The shoulder pads slide freely, coming...

United States on Apr 29, 2012

twogun: lets start by saying i bought this sometime back to replace my leather and suede occi/nichols setup.i really needed something lighter and did`nt plan on buying occi to test out my lightweight theory.i used this set up so far framing/roofing/decking/finish work and building a stockade fence.i used it the last 10 months i worked in the building ind.and am happy to say my lightweight theory was a success.it helped my back a lot to loose at least 1o pounds of just leather.i replaced the belt with a dewalt 5 inch padded belt.because the CLC belt just did`nt cut it anymore its too thin,not stiff enough and too big even on the last holes to fit my waist tight enough to keep the pockets from bouncing.the shoulder pads slide some but once i set them where i want them they do actually stay there.they have enough padding to keep the straps from digging in,but not too much to be in the way.the pads are`nt too thick to be hot but to be honest i sweat enough that i would`nt notice them being hotter then anything else.all in all its a good set up it does have all the pockets/pouches/bags i need and it took me about a day to get used to it.it was cheap and light and thats what i wanted so i gave...

United States on Oct 20, 2009