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

I love the bags. Only issue I would have is the Velcro continues to fall off when you hold them with the hand straps.

Great belt

Great product

Great bags. Worth the money, will not be disappointed

Bags are nice. They are light weight but tough and durable. The belt is very comfortable. The company has superior customer service! Will absolutely be purchasing and recommending to other electricians.

Let me start out by saying that I”m not an electrician, heck I’m not even a professional. I’m a third year commercial HVAC apprentice, which means I don’t know Diddley (as told to me by my training journeymens), so I asked my foreman and his right hand man on what bag I should get now that they didn’t run me out of the trade. “Go with the Gatorback electrician’s bag. Lots of pockets for all of your tools, very comfortable, etc….” So I gave these a try. I can see why he would recommend these bags. It’s sturdy and looks good, perfect for an onsite foreman. I’ve used these for a week now at two sites that have me doing many different kinds of work. Disappointed is probably an understatement. From function to comfort, these let me down at every turn. There was a 2 star review from Kelsey that succinctly described all the negative aspects of this bag. Function: Yes, there is ample rooms for all my most used-tools, but if you want to use them, good luck. I spend a good 30 minutes setting up my tools, making sure that I didn’t place the tools to tight or overfilled it with screws, leaving many pockets unused. My snips would get snag with the pocket liners, the chain to hold my flex tape won’t hold while I’m in motion. It’s so bulky that it’s useless to me on a scissor lift. The hammer hooks fold over on itself when the bag is placed on the ground, my tape measurement falls off every time I bend forward, and the biggest deal breaker, my screws fall out constantly. Comfort: I’m pretty lean so getting a tool belt that fits me is difficult, so I do am use to toolbelt discomfort. I wear a 30” belt normally outside of work and because I like a snug fit, I ordered a small and had the same problem as Kelsey. I can close the belt, but the padded velcro portion is bunched up, so I don’t get a snug fit. After a week’s wear and a weekend to rest up, my hips are still hurting, where I can’t lay on my side. I’m not going to give up on the company yet. Seeing that I don’t know Diddley, I possibly could have gotten the wrong setup. I will return these and give their carpenter bag with suspender a shot.

Summed up to junk the velcro does not work anymore after having them less than a year it actually never worked properly. It seems they went with a cheap velcro. And the bags are not worth the money. Just spend more on some occidental ones I just did and now I am happier no more slipping belt which never held up properly there original belt busted within a month. So I replaced it with a kobalt one which seemed to do the trick until the damn support belt kept slipping since it is made of some cheap rayon or polyester. This second pair has been a nightmare. But like I said to myself I should have never bought them again when they used to be contractors force they were much better bags.

Great tool bag. Very satisfied

Quality it good, but it’s not comfortable to wear. You almost have to completely load the belt up in order or it to sit correctly on your hips. Also the pouch layout isn’t ideal. Having both smaller pouches (for screws, wire nuts, staples, etc) on the left is a huge let down in my opinion. I even tried buying the suspenders to make it more comfortable to wear and they do the complete opposite. I gave it a week but couldn’t keep wearing it. Now it’s just collecting dust.

Electrician here, been using this belt for three years. By this point, its worn due to heavy use, but it has served me very well. Tool belt space was never an issue. I can see myself getting another couple years out of it. Good deal for a great belt.