VEVOR Cinturón de Trabajo Herramientas con Tirantes 34 Bolsillos Cinturón de Cintura Ajustable de Nylon 1250D 736,6-1371,6 mm para Carpinteros Electricistas Fontaneros Bricolaje Jardinería, Negro
3 valoraciones en VEVOR Cinturón de Trabajo Herramientas con Tirantes 34 Bolsillos Cinturón de Cintura Ajustable de Nylon 1250D 736,6-1371,6 mm para Carpinteros Electricistas Fontaneros Bricolaje Jardinería, Negro
Wendy Balleza –
It is very sturdy and comfortable
BA –
Looks good online and honestly, I have a dozen VEVOR purchases, and everything has been good thus far, until this. When looking at the pictures I thought maybe the model was wearing the thing backwards, because that what they do in some of the pictures when you are buying a product from another country. Nope, they have its setup to have the hammer hanging between your legs and the belt to be strapped and affixed from your butt. You have to be a Houdini to accomplish the belting portion and that is after the inner padded belt does not even fit around an average size waist (32) as it comes up about 6 inches short. The outer belt which is meant to keep it around your waist is a bit undersized when it comes to density of the material, and I would say quality. The pouches appear to be of good construction and overall if the thing was setup correctly, I would have kept it. The suspenders are backasswards also. Either way I would steer clear of this product unless you want to spend an hour getting them to reasonable fit right on your person prior to even putting a tool in a pouch. As a final thought, when you load the pouches there is no way for them to be retained on the belt, they just fall off onto the floor when you unhook the buckle……Arggggggggggggggggg
Amy Bowe –
I use this for concrete walls. With roughly 25 lbs of pins and wedges for aluminum panels I don’t even realize it’s there. The padding is awesome and wish I had bought it sooner
Wendy Balleza –
It is very sturdy and comfortable
BA –
Looks good online and honestly, I have a dozen VEVOR purchases, and everything has been good thus far, until this. When looking at the pictures I thought maybe the model was wearing the thing backwards, because that what they do in some of the pictures when you are buying a product from another country. Nope, they have its setup to have the hammer hanging between your legs and the belt to be strapped and affixed from your butt. You have to be a Houdini to accomplish the belting portion and that is after the inner padded belt does not even fit around an average size waist (32) as it comes up about 6 inches short. The outer belt which is meant to keep it around your waist is a bit undersized when it comes to density of the material, and I would say quality. The pouches appear to be of good construction and overall if the thing was setup correctly, I would have kept it. The suspenders are backasswards also. Either way I would steer clear of this product unless you want to spend an hour getting them to reasonable fit right on your person prior to even putting a tool in a pouch. As a final thought, when you load the pouches there is no way for them to be retained on the belt, they just fall off onto the floor when you unhook the buckle……Arggggggggggggggggg
Amy Bowe –
I use this for concrete walls. With roughly 25 lbs of pins and wedges for aluminum panels I don’t even realize it’s there. The padding is awesome and wish I had bought it sooner