Klein Tools5425M Tool Belt, Cotton/Polyester Work Belt, Quick-Release Buckle for Ironworker, Construction, Framer, Carpenter, Electrician, M

Was skeptical about pouches not fitting through the buckles after seeing reviews about it. As long as you have the pouches that loop over the belt you should be able to fit them. The ones that have slits that you must weave your belt through wil not fit.

Belt is well made . Very quality but I had to return it because I can’t use it for my tools. I’m a Rodbuster . Belt is not compatible with wire reel and pliers holder

There is no way to take this belt apart to slip a tool pouch on, and both sides of the buckle are too large to run through such a tool pouch.The only tool pouches that you could potentially use are those that clamp over the belt, not those which the belt runs through... so forget about using it with Klein 5190, 5165, 5119, etc. It simply won't work with those items... or, as far as I know, ANY Klein tool pouches.Outside of that, the belt is great. Although I never actually used the product in the field, you can make it snug up nice and tight to your waist, and it seems like it would be both comfortable and rather sturdy under load. It's not your typical thin mesh belt and probably has about as much rigidity as a leather belt, if not more, when snugged down tightly.The one drawback (other than the fact that it can't be used with most tool pouches) is that the pull-release strap takes up quite a bit of real estate on the belt. Seeing as how I use two tool pouches, a tape measure, a hammer holder, and a thing to secure my cordless drill -- all while being a rather thin guy -- I don't believe this belt would have allowed me to put all of my stuff on it while also avoiding putting anything directly against my spine (a no-no, as it can easily mean a broken back in case of a fall.)Unless you can find some worthy hook-on type tool pouches, I would advise skipping this otherwise rather high-quality product.

This is great tool for ironworkers that allows you to be tooled up while performing tasks on the ground. When not on a human lift, who wants to wear their harness with bolt bags walking around? No one! Problem solved

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Easy to put on easy to take off, i love it.

Basic AB belt for iron workers. Been around since early 70s when I started.

My husband , who is an Ironworker, has a belt like this. He got one for our daughter, who just got into the Ironworkers Union .It's great!

Like most Klein tools its fabulous. This is my second one. First lasted about 4-5 years and frayed along top and bottom and became unruly Its very comfortable and the best part is the quick do up/release. I don't know why the mechanism hasn't been adopted by others

just as i expected it to be.... Klien is a well known company and sells what it sells...It's a belt.... just as ordered...