Ergodyne Arsenal 5707 Tool Work Waist Apron, 14-Pockets, Gray

great product. very durable and has plenty of pockets for your tools

Where to start. Well, I ordered this apron after moving in with my 87 year old father. He hasn’t upgraded his house he has lived in for over 50 years. Lots of small and some big projects to be done. I ordered tool kits, paints, tapes, rollers and much more to include this apron. As I’m fixing things here around the house I can fit some tools, rags, my glasses and my cell phone. It’s a handy tool belt indeed!!! It’s very sturdy and can hold a lot of items. I might have to order one for my husband now. He laughed when I got mad me but he likes using it as well.

I've had this apron since May and have used it regularly every time I cleaned. Pro: heavy duty, washes well, loops hold dusters well and the waist is very adjustable to many sizes. The deep pockets do hold the Method squeeze mop bottles very well. Con: the wide pockets are not deep, at all. My Note 9 phone falls out about a dozen times while I clean. I'm glad I have a protective case and tempered glass or else it would be shattered from the amount of times it falls out of my apron pocket. Having my phone with me is essential and I find this one con to be a deal breaker for me. After 4 months of use, I would say don't buy this apron if you need to carry a phone in it while you clean...if this is not an issue for you, its extremely useful and above average quality and has held up to chemicals and washings no problem!

Bought this apron for my tinting tools and it has been great , good material, great price , love it !!!!

Probably the best tool belt Ive had to date. Holds it's shape very well. Plenty of room for what I need.

Good apron overall. Lots of pockets. Mine get used heavily and it’s starting to fray in areas but that’s expected

Good day ! A very handy thing ! Works especially well when you don't want to use a carpenter's belt with bags..... Pockets roomy enough, but I would like to loop the hammer were more pronounced, stick the hammer back is very problematic... But in this case - this is not the biggest drawback........ I use it when assembling an electric Cabinet, everything is at hand. Stitched very tight.... You can, by the way , put it on a bucket of putty or paint, which has a stiffener and it will serve as an organizer. A decent purchase for little money. Good luck!

I like everything about this belt except the cheap plastic belt buckle which broke the first time I put the belt on: all the pockets were empty, so no load on the belt at all. The breakage rendered it unuseable. It's very disappointing to purchase something new and immediately have to repair it. The seller or designer is at fault here for using such a cheap, thin, cheesy plastic buckle.. . It's essentially defective. I noticed I'm not the only one who this happened to. I like everything else about the rest of the belt.

looser pouches, thats all i ask. maybe some spandex pouches for stretch and constriction.screwdrivers and such in the middle pockets will stick you, and wind you when you bend over to pick up screws or something.wore this for soffit repairs, chimney repairs, roofing, trenching, wrangling racoons and other cool stuff.ergodyne is okay in my book.

if you're a big person you may have fitting issues