If I were to rate these on just being an innovative idea I would have given it 5 stars. My original reason for buying these is that I could just change out the pouches when I go from work, (I do concrete forming) to working on my house. This would keep me from having to dump out the pouches for weekend work around the house, and then having to do the same for work. Both work and home would have their own set of pouches which I could change out with the push of a button. For this the tool belt works fine. I have also found that when having to squeeze into tight places its a lot easier to just un-clip the pouches rather than having to take off the whole rig . I do wear it with suspenders. But there are a few things that need work. First is the padded belt, its a one size fits all. They do this by putting a zipper about 8 inches from the end so that you can take off the last 8 inches of the padded belt. I'm a 3434; waist, which puts right at the point of depending on how cold or hot it is and what I'm wearing determines if I need the extra piece or not. Right now I'm not using the extra 8 inch piece, if I can find it when I need it this fall it will be a miracle. The other problem is now that its summer, the belt gets a little sweaty. In the past I always used a leather belt, so I tried clipping the bags to my old leather belt. This is when the big problem showed up along with the reason they sell it with a padded belt. The clips that hold the pouches are only about an inch and a half wide. Unlike regular pouches where the belt loop is as wide as the pouch, which helps to spread out the weight of the pouch, the entire weight of these pouches hangs on that inch and a half belt clip. This causes the clips to twist, and if you're like me, and where the pouches on your hips, the clips really dig in. At work I often have the things loaded up pretty good, and even with the padded belt, by the end of the day my hips can tell. If they could come up with a way to fix this problem these things would be awesome. One thing they should stop doing is sewing on little pieces of fabric everywhere, and then tell you they have 36 pockets. Besides the eight or nine big pockets that you can plainly see, along with a few smaller ones, everything else they call pockets is useless. The pouches do seem to be pretty durable and are holding up so far.

Nice belt but Hard to adjust

I didn’t like the plastic buckle. If the buckle was more stable it would’ve been a great tool belt

It is a very tough keychain!!! Only drawback is the keyring is very thick and the keys you put on it have to have a very large hole in them to fit. Not a dealbreaker for my purpose. Would be annoying though if you carried this around with you every day.