Ceinture à outils aimantée MAXIMUM Magnogrip, 12 poches

I’m not much of a contractor but I asked my wife to get this for me for my birthday and it’s one of the greatest gifts of all time! Seriously, the belt is wide and thick and comfy, the magnets in the pockets hold nails for roofing or screws for building a deck and best of all ... I’m not looking all over the place, every second, for my lost tools because everything is in my pouch!!! I even had a Paslode hanging in the metal hammer loop today without a problem at all. This thing is great.

This clever design put everything behind you, allowing you to bend down. Keeping weight high on your hips makes items easy to grab, improves your stability, and prevents your 22oz hammer from bruising your thigh. Middle pouch can store nails or a tape. Magnets sewn into three of the pouches -- keeps nails from falling out when you're fumbling for them on a ladder. Polyester may not last quite as long as leather but it makes up for that by leaving out half the weight of leather. I attach my own suspenders whenever I need to carry a lot of weight.

Je la recommanderais pour un homme, mois pour une femme je la trouve trop lourde et trop raide.

La ceinture est très robuste et vraiment pratique pour tout travail qui demande des outils. Les poches sont bien profondes et la poche avec un aimant vous permet de ne pas perdre les petites visses précieuses donc vous avez tant besoin. L'ajustement à la taille est très pratique et convient à toutes tailles. Je recommende aux gens qui font beaucoup de travaux dans leur quotidien.

I found some good qualities with this belt such as durability and practicality but I was not very fond of the belt adjustment itself. The waistline is comfortable and strong but the belt part itself runs a loop underneath the belt. This makes it really difficult to pull the belt when you try to make it fit in to your waist. The stopper also prevents you to reverse it if you like. The pockets are accessible and still hold your tools even if you bend down. I could fit in several tools and even a screw gun in the bigger pockets. It has a place for a small flashlight which is important for me. It also has its own pencil pockets which do come in handy when you want to access them without digging into other pockets where they disappear into the bottom. The hammer clip is fine, but I would prefer it to be higher so that the hammer does not hang on my knees. There is definitely a lot of space and pockets for small tools and the all important water bottle. When you work outside in the hot summer months this is a must. If they are planning any improvements it would be nice to have a small water bottle holder even in the back. The magnetic pocket is a fancy feature but I am not sure if I would personally need it. Maybe in a hurry you can catch your screws and bolts if you miss the pocket.