Toolvest

[NJHandyGuy]

thoughts opinions i got one today while i can see the use definately not made for larger human frames

 

[garboui]

looks like a shirt pocket to me but with more things to fall out when you bend over.

 

[defy]

I would find this incredibly irritating in my line of work.

 

[davesnothere]

I think id rather carry a small box around than wear one of those.

 

[metalhead212121]

I picture bending over and tools falling out.....

 

[davesnothere]

I picture bending over and tools falling out.....

Assuming that's you in the avatar, can we get a picture of you bending over?

 

[JASTECH]

If or when I fell down, I would need a bunch of bambaids!

 

[Eagle Point]

Try going through the airport metal detector with that on ...............

 

[geologist]

Had one. Had a pair of channellocks slip out and bust me in the lip. In fairness, I was on my back and wiggling around without a creeper. For upright applications, it's not bad,

 

[gonefirefighting]

would make a good armorers vest.

 

[metalhead212121]

Assuming that's you in the avatar, can we get a picture of you bending over?

pervert! Trust me.. I dont think any one wants to see me bend over..

 

[Xavis00]

I could see it being useful if you were doing some kind of maintenance work where you had to be suspended, or something like that. Otherwise, the bend over, tools fall out scenario seems very likely

 

[jjjrmx5]

If you worked out of a bucket truck doing power lines, IT and CAT cable or worked as a cable or dish installer, I could see the need.

Anything with bending or crawling while wearing that thing loaded-up is a quick path to a worker's comp claim to me.
LOL.

 

[NJHandyGuy]

i bought it for when i remove rooftop ac units for scrap this thing is snug on me even though it's a 5xl for $60 i'ld rather use my tool belt