MagnoGrip 37-Pocket Pro Tool Suspension Rig

The Velcro that holds the bags to the belt is not the greatest

I wish the magnets were stronger and the Velcro sags. Other than that great tool pouch

The tool belt and bag is good but need find away for belt stay in and hold The bags onto the belt. I like the tool belt and bags tho

They don't hold up very good for hanging a gun on them and the tape measure clip broke first day I got them?

Tool belt is great! I love the fact that it has an integrated back support belt. Only thing that didn’t like is if your waist is 32 the belt doesn’t fasten any tighter. Besides that these best is great! Highly recommend it. All the pockets come in handy for the tools needed.

Material not so much durable for roofing already had a part rip on the back and only has been week since I purchase it

Good mostly wish pouches were Stiffer

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Pretty good some minor things like suspenders will fall sometimes and the pockets are a little bulky but overall good set of bags

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Great set of bags. Love all the pockets.

I loved the idea behind the tool belt, but the shoulder straps but not adjust small enough to allow the shoulders to help carry the weight.

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I am loving the magnogrip suspension rig. There are so many compartments that you could use this rig for any number of projects. The support straps are really comfortable and adjustable. The compartments also are removable which I think is a great feature so you can use this rig for a small job as well. One compartment is magnetized to hold bolts and screws. The hammer hooks are very nice and durable.

This is such a high quality suspension belt. There was a lot of thought put into this one. There are so many pockets of varying sizes. It has 2 hammer holders, multiple screwdriver/drill bit sized holders. On both sides there is roughly 9”x7”x7” pockets, each with many smaller pockets. One even has 4.5”x3.5”x4” pocket in the middle. On the left side there are two additional identical pockets measuring 5”x3.5”x5.5”, both which have magnets on the front. On the right hand side the front pocket measures 7”x4”x5” and also has a magnet on the front.

There are several others pouches on the outside of the larger pockets and one more magnet which is on the right side suspender. These magnets are perfect for hardware or holding a light tool to free up a hand.

With the light weight of the belt combined with the padded suspenders and back makes for a comfortable experience. The suspenders are easily height adjusted and the belt has three different loops to accommodate different waist sizes. It actually runs a pinch big on me in the smallest adjustment (30” waist) but isn’t too loose. There is also an adjustable chest strap with a plastic clip.

There is enough room in the large pockets to hold spare batteries, electric impacts and similar things. With all the storage available there is no need to come down the ladder unless it is to move it.

Functionality aside, it just looks and feels great. The yellow stitching stands out the shiny silver and black. Magno grip really went above and beyond with this suspension rig. The cellphone holder even fits my large iphone!

Professional carpenters should buy this ultimate toolbelt.

This is the MacDaddy of toolbelts. It's really heavy duty and will probably hold more tools and accessories than you can handle. There are so many pockets and places to put tools. The signature part of this brand is the magnetic pads placed strategically throughout the belt. At first I did not think they would not be strong enough, but I realized that I don't want a super strong magnet everywhere. That would lend to the belt sticking to metal things like scaffolding which could be a safety issue. Highly recommended.

I’ve used many different types of rigs and this one is definitely a little different. It is nice and has more features than the leather and other canvas rigs I’ve used. First the fit worked out great. I’m a slim guy like size 36 waist and the belt wrapped around nicely. It definitely has a lot of storage pouches and I was pretty impressed to see all the magnetic areas on the belt and suspenders. It’s light weight and has some nice support for my back. The magnet areas have a pretty strong magnetic force. I would just put trowels up to the magnetic areas and sure enough it would hold great. I would put screwdrivers and other small items on the magnet areas and it sure is nice that those certain items I wouldn’t have to dig in the pockets to find it. It has many pouches of all kinds of sizes and even pencil holder. The larger pouches can hold a speed square easily. The belt is made of some pretty tough canvas material and at first it is a little stiff but as the days go on with use and does soften up. The only thing I had happen is for the suspenders the actual metal loops that attach the belt one broke and I’m not sure how that happened because I snag on anything or cause any stress to it for that to happen. But overall I do like this design. Definitely a good rig and I would totally recommend it because of its extra features that make it stand out.

My only issue was that the velcro waist support was too short, I wished it was a little longer. At 268lbs I can barely get it around my waist, but for someone smaller that would not be a problem. The cell phonenpocket on the shoulder is deceptively big. It looks like itnis made for a cell phone in the early 2000's so I did not think it would hold my smartphone but it did, I was able to close it all the way, which is good. I used this for several projects, one was a demo and even though the system looks bulky I was able to go between studs just fine as I moved from room to room. The magnet on the shoulder strap was handy. I only tried ot with a few nails, but it held them and reduced the need to reach lower, pouches in my belt , for nails. There are magnets inside the pouches as well. This belt worked great for my needs. The waist has pads for added support and protection.

The store capabilities and organization are awesome with this belt. The magnets are a huge plus. Very comfortable.

I bought this rig to replace my old one that didn't have the feature of this one. What I like about this rig is the magnetic feature which allows you to hold nails, screws, nuts and bolts. The wristband is also nice to have because you can easily retrieve or store your screws, nuts, bolts, and nails. The overall price was okay. What I dislike about this product is that it didn't have enough adjustment. I'm built small with a waistline of 32". The rig felt loose because there isn't enough hole for it. The shoulder harness can only be adjusted so much where it also felt loose.

I didn't know how much I needed this untill I received it this past Monday. I'm putting in new windows in my house and was about done when my tool rig arrived. Man it made things go so much smoother. I had everything right handy when I needed them and was not dropping screws, nails, etc. I would reccommend this to anyone who does construction for a living or just a DYIer.

I received this tool belt for Christmas 2009, (just 1 week ago) and already I love it.

As a typical do-it yourselfer, I'm always trying to find professional quality tools at a budget price because I simply can't justify the expense of the best stuff for occasional use.
This product is professional quality and design all the way!

First, the design of the suspender/strap system is extremely comfortable for hours of use. I can wear it all day and not have to constantly adjust the belt at my waist.

Second, the quality of the pouches and hammer hook are very rugged and durable and I expect that they will last the life of the system.

Third, the innovative idea of the magnets throughout the system is truly terrific. I have dropped only 1 screw in 2 full days of using this system. Even my knees thank you for not having to constantly crawl around looking for and picking up screws and nails.

I have yet to try working with the wrist straps, I haven't needed the extra "hands" yet but I have many projects still to begin.

As a busy amateur, I'm "professionally" happy with this product.