Gatorback B240 Electricians Combo With Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt. Heavy Duty Work Belt (Medium 31-35 Inches)

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  • Samantha

    > 3 day

    Great product

  • Brad Armstrong

    > 3 day

    I like the belt. Cons are the velcro is not strong enough for the bags but I fixed with zipties. I also had the tape chain rivit pull through the canvas and another rivit fall off. Orver all I love the gator back belt. I may keep the belt and use different brand bags when these ware out.

  • Martin C Mateo

    09-06-2025

    I like !!!!!

  • Kelsie D'Amore

    > 3 day

    Im very pleased with my tool belt. Its well made, comfortable. The way the belt is designed works great for me, I set it up perfectly with my tools. The right tool in the right position/pocket. Its a solid set up for me. Im an electrician, lots of my co workers have the same tool belt, if not this exact one, the older version with green handles on it. So that should tell you something. A couple of things I would suggest, my personal opinion. It would be nice if the bags could sit up when placed on the ground. I would also like the bags stitched on to the belt. Thats just me. However, the bag itself is solid as is. Still a five star product. I would also like to mention their great customer service. I lost the tape measure holder. I contacted them, within a few days I had a new one. No questions asked. Thats an A+ on my book. Overall, Im very satisfied with my purchase. This is a legitimate review, I purchased the product at full price. Thanks

  • joe

    > 3 day

    I purchased the Contractor Pro for my son. When we received the belt we were impressed with the quality of the belt and of the accessories (tool pouches) that came as part of the belt. The belt is comfortable and spreads the load of the tools well. My son needed to get a smaller sized belt. I called customer service per their return police. Gatorback did exactly what they said they would do….swap out belts with no issues at all. All-in-all…great product with even better customer support.

  • Michael Danielak

    > 3 day

    My old tool belt needed to be retired because the plastic buckle starting giving way (it would periodically just unclip resulting in my whole tool belt just falling off) and my utility knife, over time, eventually put a rather large hole in one of the pouches and now everything falls out in that pouch. After a bit of searching, I settled on the Gatorback brand of belts for the ratings of comfort and ability to swap out or customize locations of the pouches. I had 3 requirements I was looking for. 1. Easy adjustability of the buckle for spring/fall work for wearing a jacket and taking it off (I don’t want to spend 5 mins adjusting the belt width after taking off my jacket when it warms up in the day). 2. Minimum 3 pouches for parts (screws, staples, marrettes, etc.). 3. Enough space to accommodate a rigid utility knife sheath. I purchased the Electrician’s combo belt (right and left pouches on the pro-comfort back support belt). I finally had some time over the Covid lockdown to transfer my tools out of my old tool belt into this new one and test it out for a while. Some of the positives: COMFORT: Out of the box and used as-is, I noticed right away it was VERY comfortable. I tend to carry about 10-15 lbs of tools in the belt (including cordless drill) which always felt heavy with my old ‘front pouches’ belt and thin belt strap, and I would always need to adjust it. Going an entire day with this belt was not an issue regarding tool weight. Sure, I adjusted the way the belt sat every so often, but not due to pain or heaviness. I was very impressed with it. The waist strap is wide and padded which dissipates the force from the weight nicely. POUCH LOCATIONS: I really like having the pouches on the sides of your body instead of across the front of your waist (like my old belt had). Having the tools on my sides allows me to be able to bend down and work close to the ground without having the tool pouches get in the way. The tape measure clip can also be slid to the side enough to be clear of my stomach while I’m bent over to work on plugs :) SPACE: On the right side, there’s plenty of storage for all my frequently used hand tools and screwdrivers, and there was also enough space that I could add a sheath/holder for my utility knife. For electrical work, I use the utility knife so frequently when cutting in boxes that I don’t like retracting the blade before putting it back into my tool belt (hence why I got the hole in my old belt, my fault). In this new belt, there’s ample space for me to add a sheath for the knife to store it vertically and prevent the blade from hitting the bottom of the sack. I took a cut-off piece of irrigation ABS pipe, cut it to length, heated up one of the sides with a torch, and compressed it in a vise until it cooled so that the knife handle would sit into it and rest on the notch. I also like using a square for box installation, but I cut my square off at 3-1/2 (hard to explain why...but I just usually NEVER use my square beyond 3). There’s a pocket at the top of both the left and right pouches that is 3-1/2” deep, so my square fits perfectly into this pocket and tucks away. A full size square WILL stick out if you put it into this pocket. I also made a holder for my drill bits out of a 2x4 cutoff, some spare 1/2 EMT conduit, and 3/8” rubber grommets (Gardner Bender). ADJUSTABILITY: Adjusting the buckle position to change the diameter of the belt is very fast. My waist size is about 38 and I got the Large version of the tool belt (36-40). I wear it at the 2nd smallest belt clip but there’s still an extra 3 or 4 holes above that which I can use while wearing a jacket. There’s also the ability to fine tune the position of the pouches and hammer clip around the belt, which is nice if you want to “wear the tools” more towards the front or back on your sides. They are held up primarily by the fabric belt loop, but are prevented from moving/sliding from a very sturdy strip of Velcro on the inside. Some of the negatives: These negatives are more specific just to my personal taste of tool location, but shouldn’t be used as a reason to not buy this. HAMMER CLIP: The hammer clip is positioned at your back (you can choose right or left of your back, depending on your handedness), but it’s a position which I just can’t get used to. I like having it on the side of the right pouch which makes for easier access for drawing and replacing. I saw some of the other versions of pouches (Carpenters pouch) has the hammer clip natively on the right side, but the pouch doesn’t have the same screwdriver/hand tool storage which is critical to have for electrical tools. So instead, I removed one of the external pockets for pliers on the right pouch, and riveted the hammer clip onto that spot. I kept the fabric backing that the hammer clip is attached to and it created a pseudo-pocket behind it which I can slip in a small tool. I used Arrow aluminum rivets from Home Depot (the long ones which are ½” long and 3/16” wide). They fit perfectly through the hammer clip hole. I also used a leather/fabric punch to create holes in the fabric (drilling through kind of works but the fabric just shreds instead of leaving a clean hole). I also used a #10 washer on the inside (blind end of the rivet) to allow for better hold of the rivet. I attached it in 4 corners, and so far I’ve had no problems with it coming off or moving. NUMBER OF POUCHES: Unfortunately the electrician’s belt combo only comes with 2 pouches for miscellaneous parts on the left side bag. I trained on my old belt with 3 pouches to individually hold staples, screws, and marrettes, and found it difficult using only 2 pouches when I tested out this new one. I tried for about a week, but I ended up needing to add an extra pouch. To do this, I purchased the B302 Foundations Tie Pouch (also from Gatorback) which has 2 of the small pouches hanging off the big one. I cut the stitching and 2 double-cap rivets that were holding each pouch in place, and attached them to the 2 existing pouches on the left side. I rolled the fabric header (where the stitching used to be) to make it look clean and used 2 rivets underneath in the top corners (per pouch) to hold the pouches. I added a third rivet in the middle to hold the new pouch down and prevent it from bouncing. Yes, it increases the overall “width” of my gear a bit, but I’ll take it so that I can have my extra pouches for space! I could have added them maybe on the front and back sides instead, but hindsight is 20/20. Overall, there’s no way I’m going back to my old belt. I’m impressed with the quality and comfort of the Gatorback design. Even though it’s a bit steep in price on the bell curve for tool belts, I’m not even thinking about that since I can wear this for 8 hours straight without hurting! It took me one evening of customizing the belt to get the modifications done, but anyone who is fairly handy should be able handle it (if you want to do anything of the sort). Who knows, maybe Gatorback will offer different pouch feature combos in the future?? :)

  • Nicole B

    07-06-2025

    Good support with suspenders feels great all day!

  • R

    > 3 day

    If you are on the fence buy it this is such a awesome belt very comfortable and sturdy fits my tools perfectly there is maybe two pockets that at too small for tools but could fit pencils or markers maybe other then that it’s great I’m a 36 pants waist and I wear belt with my pants so I went with the medium to get a tight fit on the tool belt and I’m at the 3rd set of belt holes I can also wear it at the first one it’s just a bit loose

  • Robert B.

    > 3 day

    Nice comfortable belt. Bags work great.

  • Brysen Riddle

    Greater than one week

    You will not be disappointed, by it!

The Gatorback B240

Our Electrician"s belt is designed from those who have worked in the industry. From the tools you use to the comfort and durability, all of this has been a factor in the design of this belt. With a patented design there is no other belt like this on the market!

Included on Every Belt

  • #B201 - 18 Pocket Electricians Pouch
  • #B202 - 9 Pocket Fastener Pouch
  • #B400 - Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt
  • #602 - Hammer Holster
  • #604 - Tape Holder

Sizing

  • Small- 26"-30"
  • *Medium- 31"-35"
  • *Large- 35"-39"
  • XL- 40"-44"
  • 2XL- 45"-49"
  • 3XL- 50"-55"

*If you measure right around 35" but prefer a solid, snug fit, Medium will do the trick! For a loser fit, Large will work. Additionally, if there is any sizing issues on products purchased from Gatorback we will happily get you the size you need!

Air ChannelsAir Channels

ReinforcementReinforcement

Boxed DesignBoxed Design

Double Metal BuckleDouble Metal Buckle

Patented Memory Foam Back-Support Pad

  • High quality memory foam is ergonomically molded and shaped to provide support and long-term comfort.
  • The molded air-channels allows for airflow under the belt to prevent overheating and reducing sweating.
  • The inside material is an ultra-breathable Lycra fabric that further promotes air flow.
  • Measures 8" at the widest part of the back support and tapers down to 3" at the front.

Riveted & Bar-Tack Stitched

  • Every stress point along the pouches and belt is secured with bar-tack stitching and reinforced with metal rivets.
  • Every pocket opening has an extra layer of heavy-duty nylon webbing to prevent wear on the pouches

Boxed Design

  • The pouches and pockets are designed to take on a "box" shape to maximize space and accessibility.
  • The main compartment of each pouch has a plastic reinforcement sewn into the material to prevent it from ever losing its shape or collapsing.
  • The boxed design keeps smaller items more accessible by removing difficult to reach crevasses caused by classic "envelope" style stitching that comes together at a point.

Leather-Tipped Belt

  • The main belt used features a genuine leather tipped end to increase strength, durability and to prevent holes from ever ripping out.
  • The double metal buckle makes for an extremely secure fit.

Suspender RingSuspender Ring

Carrying HandlesCarrying Handles

B201 InsideB201 Inside

SizingSizing

Metal Suspender Rings

  • Heavy-duty nickel plated steel suspender rings to allow for easy attachment of suspenders.
  • Fits all standard four-point suspenders on the market.
  • The rings are sewn into the belt at three points per ring across the width of the belt, making it nearly impossible to ever rip out. Even when fully loaded!

Carrying Handles

  • The belts have convenient carrying handles to make for easy transportation of the belt when not being worn.
  • These also aid in putting on and removing the belt, making your job easier!
  • They are attached to the belt with heavy duty metal rivets reinforced with bar-tack stitching.

Designed For The Trade

  • The Gatorback Pouches on each of our combo"s are designed for their specific trade.
  • We continuously work on updating designs and making the pouches the best fit for current needs.
  • The pouches can be removed or rearranged on the belt to allow you to set up your rig to what works best for you!

Fitted Belts

  • Fitted belt (not one size fits all) means the back support and comfort is built specifically for YOU. Not just a generic foam pad.
  • This reduces unwanted excess material on your belt that would otherwise be hanging, cut off or folded over.
  • Having a belt that"s made to fit a specific size increases comfort and utility! Just like anything else, getting a size that fits you makes for a better experience!
B240 Electrician ComboB240 Electrician Combo

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