NoCry Professional Canvas Work Apron with 16 Tool Pockets - Heavy-Duty Protection for DIYers and Craftsmen

Don Ansell: A nice apron, I would hoped the lower front pockets would of been slightly bigger. The neck strap needed some kind of cushion. Otherwise very well put together. And handy to have.

United States on Sep 10, 2023

David Latham: Keeps all my tools handy with plenty of pockets. Very comfortable. Way better around the house than nail pouches

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Catsie: I like the many pockets; it makes it so I'm not like, "Where did I leave my work gloves/tools/notebook/pen/etc THIS time???" like twenty times a day.

But the fabric has some kind of plastic backing on it that started sloughing off like not even a month into my using it. It gets everywhere and is all raggedy. The material is now getting thin in places, and I'm just waiting for the first hole to officially arrive. It didn't even last a few months.

Also, this may be just a personal preference, but I dislike how the wide padded straps poke the sides of my neck when I wear it. I wind up folding them under so my neck has a little more room. (For reference, I'm 5'2" and weigh about 135, so it's not like my neck is huge or something.)

Definitely going with something else next time.

United States on May 20, 2023

Tommy: Great product, not because of the price, but because of the quality of material used and craftsmanship. The price was also great - very competitive! I looked at a couple of other options, but this one looked better, and the coverage is a larger area.

United States on Mar 13, 2023

elena: Todo me gustó. Lo usaré en mis clases de carpinteria

Mexico on Jan 13, 2023

Scarlet: Did fit my needs.

United Kingdom on Dec 30, 2022

D.Crawford: Description says it fits XXS to 4XL. I am 5'8" and average build. I bought this apron because of the shoulder pads. I was looking for something to distribute the weight of my tools from pulling on my neck to carrying the weight on my shoulders. When the apron arrived, I tried to adjust the straps attached to the apron bib and shoulder pads in order to hike the front side higher up on my chest. I am a bit short waisted for my height, and even though the waist strap clipped nice and snug, the apron top felt baggy and didn't lay flat on my chest. I figured if this fit XXS, there would be plenty of adjustment to raise this higher up on my chest, but the straps came already pulled as short as they could be adjusted. So I tried shortening the back vertical strap attached to waist band belt hoping this would pull the front of the apron up higher on the front side. All it did was pull the waist band higher up on my back side and felt like I was giving myself a weggie. If you tighten the waist band so it doesn't ride up, then you can barely breath. Love the apron, lots of good deep pockets and well made, but it doesn't fit my body. This apron is designed for people with long torsos, tall...

United States on May 10, 2021

John Passek: Every DIY or handyman has their own idea of quality equipment and accessories, including apparel.

I am very happy with my new apron but there are a couple of things I would have liked such as individual slots in the upper pocket for pens, pencils ect. to keep them from falling over and getting stuck inside the pocket.
second would be slightly wider straps across the back and shoulders, I have a pad that slips over the belt to give more comfort but it doesn't work well with this apron.

I would still recommend it to others, and the price is a selling point for me.
Thank you NoCry, I will be looking at more items from you in the future.

Canada on Mar 10, 2019

Duncan McRae: I'm renovating a house. By the time I bought this, I was doing electrical. That means I have to hammer staples to secure my lines, strip wire, pigtail wire and screw things together / closed. I'm a 9-5'er doing this in my evenings and on weekends -- NOT a professional carpenter putting the thing to extreme use.

Within 10 hours of use, my wire-stripping tool had worn through the material and I was destroying my clothing every time I put it away. Within 12 hours of use, my screwdriver had done the same thing (multi-tool type). There are no metal loops for hanging tools, just nylon straps. The straps don't hold their shape, so you have to manually open them before you can put the tool away. Then, pulling the tool back out is impeded because the strap will grab at it. Perhaps the straps will learn a good shape in time, but since there are already holes in the apron, that time will never come -- I'll have thrown it out long before then.

Pockets are large so I can fit lots of marettes and collars AND get my hands in to pull them out swiftly.

Canvas has been waterproofed, which honestly confuses me. I'm not sure why that would be of any benefit on a work apron, but...

Canada on Jan 03, 2019

MR S.: Good piece of kit. I am forever shuttling back and forth to my toolbox when I'm doing a job and this saves me a load of time and effort as I can usually fit all the tools I need for a particular task into the apron. I'm much happier with one of these versus a tool belt as the weight distribution, particularly when carrying a bunch of tools and climbing ladders, scaffolding or crawling into spaces etc., is much better. My only suggestion for improvement would be to put some flap closures on some pockets for carrying very small items, screws/nails etc. as they can fall out of open pouches when moving about.

United Kingdom on Aug 16, 2018