ToughBuilt pouches for every trade - Clip Tech TOOL BELT SYSTEM review
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2020
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One thing that you did not hit enough upon is that this system is extremely affordable compared to other tool pouches.
That's very true! thanks for watching
buckro and buildpro which the belt it self cost the same price of the whole system of this
I just bought a belt and it’s built very well considering I spend about 100 dollars on it at my local hardware store
if you are jack of all trades, these are great for you. I am surprised tool companies haven't invested on this kind of belt system.
Love your post. The Techclip is great. Got a 16" bag and large bag on wheels. Several pouches. I'm a 80 year old DIY and Love helping people especially Seniors. Have a good week. 😀
This was a really informative video. I was on the fence on weather or not I wanted to make my first purchase with this system. I'm going to give it a try.
I'm renovating a narrowboat on the inland waterways of England. My boat is 60ft long but only 7ft wide. It can fast become a nightmare trying to keep track of tools. Moving them from one end of the boat to the other. Putting them away, so they don't get lost and so on. This system looks ideal for my needs. Once the renovation is complete there will always be general boat maintenance, so being able to have a few dedicated bags clipped to the wall of my engine room will be ideal.
Toughbuilt is the very best especially for the money! Inexpensive and will outlast anything in my experience as an electrician.
I agree. Thanks for watching
If you're a sparky you wouldn't do much work to test it.
@@jacobfenwick337 you forgot your horn.... boowww booowwww boooooowwwwww😅
Those wheels though-OMG NICE!!!!!!!!!!
Just got my belt in today. I got the compact drill holster and a few of the universal pouches on the way. This setup is t*ts. Really good quality and really comfortable. If you're on the fence just buy it. Honestly should be double or triple the price. I attached spare clips to the front of my packout crate. I can quickly change out what I'm gonna use right in front of my tool box without having to hold 20-30 pounds of tools I'm not using. Just make 3 or 4 pre made pouches and clip them on and off.
Great job on a informational video. I've got quite a few myself. The clips can be attached to almost anything including a gang box, job trailer, work van's inside wall. I've got mine attached to my step ladders, inside of my utility body. I also attached plastic coated magnets to the back of a few clips so I can stick pouches to the back of my utility body truck as I'm working off the tailgate area. This keep the tailgate free for work and keeps tools from rolling off. I also incorporated the clips to my Veto OT-MC tool bag. Very versatile and inexpensive tool organization. I love the stuff. Make my job so much more productive and enjoyable.
thats awesome to hear, You gave me an idea, I think i will mount a clip on to the side of my tstak cart so i can carry a pouch or two. Thanks for watching!
I bought a few pouches. Yesterday,,I’m already very happy,,, the clips are awesome
sweet! enjoy
best review of this system i've seen so far, thanks a bunch
thank you! and thanks for watching
You need a few more pouches…lol!
I just bought the XL rolling bag. Toughbuilt makes their tools and equipment look so attractive. I highly recommend their screwdriver set. The magnetism on them is so strong
im starting to get into the toughbuilt line here in central texas. our local Lowes doesnt have a all of the pouches yet. i have seen the section grow in the last few weeks
i have made a couple videos on them as well. i really like their durability and the prices are reasonable
I have been invested in this toughbuilt system over the last couple weeks, mainly because of the cliptech function it is just so practical for my needs as a 15 year old stonemason apprentice, i dont need big bags on my hip as i dont have a need to carry drills or anything of that sort so I bought the toughbuilt tape and utility knife holder and i also have a hammer loop made by toughbuilt and i love them boyh
Really helpful video. I'm starting to build a tool belt system and had seen the Toughbuilt system but kind of overlooked it in favour other brands I know. Will go and have another look as a result of your video. Thanks!
your welcome, thanks for watching
Thanks Brad.. there goes a lot of my future money. This system looks awesome and I have to invest in it now
Haha that’s awesome! Glad you enjoyed the vid. Keep on crushingit!
Another great product showcase! I do like the tough built stuff and have some and used some of it in the past and I did really like the switchable pouch system. But I evolved to a husky pouch that has many dividers as I build outdoor playsets/gazebos/pergolas by Backyard Discovery and have so many different types of hardware I carry in my pouch at one time. If I was changing pouches often I would definately use the toughbuilt stuff. Little thing I figured out a while ago that might work for you too if you need to carry lots of different hardware. I take used disposable water bottles and cut the tops off and put them in my pouch and put my hardware in the bottles. This allows me to organize up up to 10 different types of hardware in my pouch and I can switch the bottles in and out without having to dump my pouch. Then I have a tote like the toughbuilt one you have in the vid where I store the bottles full of hardware that I can switch out during a job. Again it works for me because I often have 10 to 30 different types of hardware involved in a playset/gazebo/pergola build and often carry 10 plus different types of hardware in my pouch at one time to increase productivity.
great tip! thank you :)
These are extremely well made, versatile and affordable. Great product. Just got my first pouch in today. Waiting for the belt and hammer loop hanger.
Yeah I love this system
Very impressed with the tuff built system. I've been using them for years.
Great to hear!
Totally sold on the toughbuilt system, they're affordable, versitile, comfortable and very handy, great design and durable construction. I even use the massive mouth rolling toolbag as my main kit. Can't go wrong with this system. Highly recommended
great to hear! thanks for watching
finally someone that actually uses the tools
Today I just picked up at Lowe's the 4 roller set with their tote. Hopefully plan to get most of their gear. Love the whole system! Thanks for this video!
Happy you enjoyed the video! It’s definitely a great system. I’ve been using it for years and still love it.
Cheers
Great for a service electrician, when I’m doing a meter-main replacement I wear the master electrician pouch, but if I’m going in to do a circuit troubleshoot it’s the small electrician pouch, no need for a hundred tools for that.
just bought this tool belt looks awesome going back to bunnings to buy more attachments for it 👍 ty for review from Aussie land cheers mate
Hope you enjoy it! my pleasure
I've been looking at buying these - great video. Question - if you had to buy just one 'starter' pouch for basic general DIY type work to hold a couple of types of screws/fixings, hang a drill/driver & hold a few different drill bits, what would be the best choice in your opinion?
Cheers
I bought the roller bag and electrical pouch, I do IT and Data wiring, really neat system. Considering getting a rail for these and installing them on the van
I have two of the rails in my cargo trailer, very cool to have everything ready to go. I'll be doing a video on it soon.
As a Chippy of 35 years I looked at/investigated/scrutinized these very much so, as I needed to replace my old Custom Leather Craft 1614 Bulistic nylon suspender apron/tool belt as it's on it's last legs.....
I liked the idea of being able to swap out pouches quickly, thought that was a genius idea but I also thought about how much tools I need to carry on my person at any one time - as I think we ( as carpenters ) can carry too much shiv at times.... Now, I've been a chippy for 35 years & reckon I probably know what I'm gonna need for my days work so why carry excess shiv to put more strain on my body with extraneous weight that's not needed or used (as in extra tools...)
Therefore I've rationalised what I absolutely carry every day in my apron/belt.... and my back absolutely thanks me for it....
Two items I didn't think, from all my years of experience in wearing an apron/belt, will be good were:
1/ Yes, you mentioned it too!
Was that little Zipper to attach the "buckle part" to the main belt - now just so people are aware of what I'm talking about.... - when you buy the belt you buy either one of two "belt extension", so to speak pieces of which acomodate the range of waist sizes amongst us as human beings....
I felt that the Zipper, alone, as the only connection between the two pieces of belt was a stupid idea and a weak point that would probably succumb to failure due to the weight involved that it needs to handle for many moons of use.....
I think that it's an extremely poor design point to be completely honest....
When it fails it takes out the whole apron/tool belt out of use.... & could prove exceptionally difficult to facilitate a repair to it if one could actually get a replacement sewn in..... Velcro on BOTH sides would've been much better, at the full width of the belt....
2/ I felt the clip part at the top of the pouches/bags stuck up too far above the belt line & that I would probably land up rubbing/hitting them constantly with the palms of my hands & it would annoy the shiv outta me with in short period of time......
Also, by the time you buy ALL the necessary pouches & desired bits it priced itself in to a league of "professional well established belt manufacturers"..... - at least in my country of residence anyhow....
I landed up buying a Milwaukee Shoulder suspension rig ( at a good price as I knew somebody who could get it for me at a decent price...) - virtually a copy of my old C.L.C. belt, of which I really liked....
And today I've found the same model C.L.C for sale again ( as I couldn't find it when I bought my Milwaukee....)
I do think it's worth spending good money on tool belts if it's for your everyday job, most importantly they have to comfortable & functional.....
Cause when it isn't at 4-5 weeks in of use/ownership "it's a bitch" if it's uncomfortable..... & by then the store won't take it back!!!!
Dude!! Great Review!!! Great Video!!! Very very Nice!!!!
Thank you very much!!
Bought these after your review. .Real nice to take weight off at every chance. The clips to hold the bags in as stuff falls out as usual if thrown in the truck. Be good if the flap out would lock in place as easily folds back. Also the contractor and project bags are the best, trying to get small things out of some of the smaller pouches is impossible without tipping them out.
awesome!, if you have space, you could buy the mounting clips and screw them to a wall or inside of a tool box to keep all your bags upright
@@hammerandhome yeah good idea that; it's own storage box
Thanks for the video!
It was helpful.
Great to hear!
Thanks for the video. This is pretty useful
glad you enjoyed it
I like the stand makes it versatile, I don't necessarily need a belt system but just because the pouches have a stand I'm considering getting one for stationary work but still have the option to clip it onto a tool bag or belt if I need
they are very handy, you can also clip on to a ladder or any where you want to add a clip.
Parabéns pelo vídeo, muito bem explicado....
E pelo que notei você realmente usa o produto....
Gracias!!
Also screw clips onto wall so you can store your pouches and clip ones off you need for the day
how thick of a belt will this go in? I am a cable tech for a local ISP and have a climbing belt I would like to attach this system to. The belt is a leather wrapped belt. Thank you for the video.
I wonder if I could attach these to an Atlas 46 vest
What’s the one with a lot of bags and two big pouches on your left ? I couldn’t find that one on your description, it shows one with out the front big ouch kissing
How many times did it rip, tear, going up and down a ladder?
Which bag did you put the speedsquare in?
I just LOVE their bags!! Amazing quality for their price
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
The belt is comfortable, highly underrated. I tried the leather and other belts but was just not comfortable.
great products!!!! highly recommended
Yes I'm really liking mine
I'm going to buy one of this 3 pouches for 108 dollars can you give me somes advice cause I'm working in construction and i need something really heavy duty
Been an electrician for about 6 years now, but have always had a hard time buying a tool belt. Most of them just looked too clunky to be wearing all the time, even the Milwaukee one. You don't always need all the pouches...
Anyways, saw some of these TB belts while shopping today. The modulation capabilities look amazing. Not to mention the belt build quality seems very high.
Just ordered up the contractors combo kit, with a drill holster, master electrician pouch, and rail with 3 extra clips.
Look forward to swapping out my old Klein tote and pouch combo. ✌️
Right on! I love being able to swap out bags during the day, makes work flow easier. Enjoy 😊
I love this set up ! I find myself ditching my Occidentals more than I thought I would. Inside of truck cab extra clips is the way to transport.
No more spilled pouches that’s for sure.
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Como faço para ter o cinto de eletrecista completo com as portas ferramentas
This is an ingenious system, but there are so many options that is not easy to find the right one for your job and needs
Can't wait to see how that holds up through the years
I've had mine for over a year now and they're looking great used them every day framing
Thanks man. I just got out of the Army and started a home inspection company. This belt is better than my current one and cheap $40 on Amazon. I left a like on the video. Edit: still using it for home inspections its good but the pouch are tight still its a good buy.
thank you! and thanks for your service
menards actually carries the system cheaper than amazon
Who cares if you just got out of the army. What does that have to do with anything?
@@brian644 yeah this one isn't the best but it works. The carry system is to still but I bought it so I'll use it for now. I've got a few tool belts (all cheap garage) but hey it works.
The clip tech system is very smart.
sure is, it's a really nice way to keep your belt organized
Can we get some left handed pouches...? The hammer loop is always in the wrong spot for us left handed special folks.
Thees pouches have really fragile plastic..i drop one from 1,8 m high on laminate floor- it broke
My pouch (knife and tape) lasted my like 4 years of everyday use floor laying. Id say the build quality is excellent but the nylon will never last like leather.
Nice video
Thanks
I really like the idea of these pouches! I got a few for review and man I really can't figure out their electricians pouch. It doesn't seem to fit or be designed for any basic electricians tools.
yeah they are not all perfect unfortunately,
It's prob above your skill set.
@@howiwatchvideos you’re right. It’s out of my league. I should go back to my VetoProPac
I really love my belt but being a 28-29” waist it just doesn’t fit quite right. Still one of the best I’ve used.
you can always adapt to a new belt if you need, I do like using the tough built belt in the winter because my jackets are always changing so my waist size can change a lot in a day. thanks for watching
It's very difficult to take back your tools if they don't overshoot. Because the textile is not flexible at all
Да система крутая. Пользуюсь регулярно, мне подошёл малый карман под рулетку, чехол для телефона, большые карманы как-то не зашли. Сборка мебели. Вот держатель для дрели и органайзер для бумаг докупил-бы но в свободном доступе нет🤷♂️
Just purchased, much cheaper than the other quality tool belts.
Would it hold a hilti sds and two Bosch impacts in the bag
definitely the two bosch Impacts, but I think it wouldn't fit the Hilti.
The word your looking for is versatile
Very! Thanks for watching
i would like to buy toughbuid or makita which belt you recommend me?thank you
i looked at the makita a while back, it's definitely a nice belt, i thought it was a bit expensive so i went with the toughbuilt, i also have other pouches i use for different jobs, so it really depends on what you will be using it for. with the toughbuilt it is very versatile so it gives you a lot more fast options for quick changes to different jobs. hop that helps a bit
What is that pencil you got? Saw a guy with one a few weeks ago on a job and forgot where he said he got it
its a Pica Pencil, Here is a link to a review I did, also left amazon links below the vid. thanks for watching! ua-cam.com/video/fB4Jr6CwfPk/v-deo.html
Where did you buy these? Online or do they have them in Home Depot, Menards etc
i left a link below the video, thanks for watching
thanks
Thx for watching
Man, I wish you had a battery on that drill. I would’ve love to see how the holster carries with the battery attached.
If you go to my Instagram page I’ll put a video up there tomorrow for ya. Hammer and home
@@hammerandhome Deal! I'm about to purchase a whole electrician's set up. I normally carry a dewalt 12v drill when I work. I wanted to see if the holster is worth adding.
Where did you get the straps?
Amazon, check out our links below in description
I installed on my ladder on the side to hold my tool
Nice!
from Russia with love, i like ToughBuilt
Thanks for watching us all the way from Russia! Keep on crushing it!
Wait you've had these for years? I thought they were new, where did you buy them?
I think I got them in 2018, but i remember seeing them on shelves earlier than that, I bought them at princess auto.
Mendars has a big selection. The store is just like home depot.
I have removed the excessive branding and labels and it gives it a more low key look.
The shoulder strap move all over the place on the belt i hate it.
I have one
nice!
I have an idea for a show for you guys need to have breakfast in the morning on on Sunday talk about what projects are coming up and called breakfast with Tiffany Just a concept idea
Nice one! (It's Tiffany writing here, so of course I love it!) And we were just talking about doing some more live shows on UA-cam in the new year
Uncomfortable for site work. Strong and resistant (I had one 2 years), but to big for work on safety platforms. And ring for hold hammer is half under the pocket. Very uncomfortable when you want take or put hammer in ring ...
Your tape was too heavy at the front
If you're a heavy guy, the extra adjustments on the belt is anything BUT micky mouse!!
Dooooh. I like black and yellow… Duuuh black and yellow is great..great. Punches/
Pouches..duh great 👍 ii
Great 👍
Thumbs up for "a little mickey mouse"
thanks for watching!
Its not well built it is TOUGHBUILT
DOES THIS MEAN THE RIDICULOUSLY HIGH PRICES OF THE OTHER BRANDS ARE GOING TO COME DOWN?
Wouldn’t that be nice