ToughBuilt ClipTech Tool Belt System Review
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Clip Tech System at Lowes: lowes.sjv.io/G...
Clip Tech System at Amazon: amzn.to/36F1yba
Handyman Tool Belt Set: amzn.to/3nrRwRr
Drill Holster Specialist: amzn.to/32NheIb
8" Tool Tote: amzn.to/32MFJFz
Thanks to ToughBuilt for providing review samples.
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I am invested in this company, their products are awesome and their stock is quite cheap right now.
I will be purchasing there stock tomorrow
That kickstand feature is genius.
I did sheetmetal and we used a veto pro PAC bags and their the best but if you have to wear a tool belt this system would be great simply put when I did vinyl siding sometimes your in a dormer and you gotta lay down and take your belt off with this system I can just take the pouches off I'm gonna buy 1 if these this week I 7se a DeWalt belt now but I've seen these at Lowe's and I was a bit surprised at how durable their belts seemed and this system has sold me
Smart move by ToughBilt to reach out. Limited RUclips reviews on this system. Your video has sold me on a future purchase.
Would like to see a review of more of their stuff including a durability/abuse test of their pack out box.
the clips also fit over any belt, leather or webbing, including a 2" Klein.
I also took the hub off their journeyman pouch and riveted it on my favorite; the AWP HP pouch. their journeyman pouch lives on, thanks to its kickstand, on my workbench.
Great review! Just getting into this system. It's advantages are outstanding 👌
Agreed, it's a great system!
Fantastic review!
I am FROM BRAZIL AND I ALWAYS WATCH YOUR videos
Thanks for watching!
What size is the belt Do they make it for bigger sizes 🍺🍻👍
It fits up to a 48" waist.
foeget toolbelt...you need wheelbarrow to haul all that work kit
LOL
Love your reviews. Your haircut is ridiculous.
Well, that's a new one. Literally just a #2 buzz all over, with my natural hair color.
Good video. I would never use this shit.
I really wish they'd sell the female clip component in 3 packs the way they sell the male clip component.
Like your post. I Love the clip tech items. I've added the tool bag with wheels. I'm a 80 year old DIY and I Love tools. I have some tools since my 30's. Have a great day.
Great review. Originally dismissed this system when I saw it at Menards. Your review makes me take a second look.
I've had several different pouches for the belt for a few years. As a professional home owner, it's a dream system. I have a electrical bag, trim bag, framing bag, drill holster and a couple others that don't get used much. Love the system.
Agreed - this does seem like the perfect system for advanced DIYers to me.
@@DoresoomReviews here's a tip you may or may not know. Buy the tape holder on sale for $5-6. Grind the rivits off, now you can add clip tech to other things 👌
As a telecommunications engineer who is up a pole one minute, then the side of a building or working underground the next, I can vouch for this stuff. I currently use the contractors pouch, extra large drill holster for my Milwaukee impact drill (as it has a really bulky shape), standard holster for screwdriver drill and the belt. I love how easy it is to switch the stuff up and love the stand. Haven't had to lug my toolbox around for ages now, which I'm thankful for.
Aussie DIY'er here...after years of using cheap pre-configured belts, and shopping baskets to lug gear around, I picked up some Toughbuilt gear. Great move. Because DIY'ers have such a diverse range of jobs, having different bag setups able to be swapped in and out saves a lifetime of rooting around in tool cabinets and dark shed corners before every job.
I am so glad to see other professionals out there using this! I have been using that tote for some time now! Any time I hire a new employee I buy them one of the totes and load it with tools to get them started. We call them our "go bags"
I'll call them whatever you want if you buy me one too.
That's awesome more boss need to be more positive to there employees that's what make the employee want to do better . I know alot of guys my age at 35 years old have low work ethic . I have been in very skilled trade as machinist the more precise and better quality and more product with less deficit. I remember my boss gave me a scale which is 12" flexible ruler that's measurements are .020 of inch . It help me grow as employee and I collected a bunch of tools that I paid for out my bonus the tools where to help me and the company ..ever time my boss would ask to borrow a special tool . I would say boss you paid for them go right ahead ..I worked 10 years for that company .
I just bought these
This pouch system is awesome
Using an old belt till my toughbuilt belt comes in the mail
I’m a Directv technician makes my job whole lot easier
I have the contractors pouch able to fit all my tools in there
Best review of the Cliptech system on RUclips. Great general overview and enough detail of individual pouches to really set the scene. Clean easy speaking dialogue too 👍
Just wish the prices in the UK weren't double what you guys get.
Glad it was helpful! That sucks about price though.
@@DoresoomReviews taxes
I mounted a piece of wood inside the cab of my truck and installed the clips to accept bags at end of day , what a great feeling to see what is there for the next day.And I just put the empty belt around the passenger seat,Love this.
This makes me feel better about using them haha I absolutely love the convenience! Except I don’t really run the belt and suspender I’ve matched the clip tech system with a atlas Saratoga tool vest and buckaroo tool belt, it’s insane 👌🏽
This in-depth review with feedback and suggestions is really helping me out in a product design class.
Well, I do also happen to be a product design engineer! 😄
This belt would make even batman drool
Hello bro I am Indian an I am electrician but Indian electrician work is bad I work professional but I have a belt bro give me this belt I have requested.
I honestly steal their clip stuff from pouches and put it in higher quality ones like veto.. 10/10 for system, meh for pouches.
I'm so cheesed about the phone pouches in the new line, mesh too it will last a day, and nobody has phone that small, they make a smartphone pouch that will fit my smartphone and holds a note pad and pencil to boot, but I have 3 more tiny ones I can see no use for, I either need it more than that, or it really doesn't need that much protection.
Thinking if I cut the flap off on that one, and a slit in the bottom, I can slip a pair of flatbars in there if I'm doing demolition.
Or, as I like to call it, deconstruction.
I saw this in lowes but I order the basic belt $13 (it had better reviews then the upgraded one ($20) from home depot online. It was cheaper then eBay and Amazon $15 basic 25 upgraded Crazy! Anyhow great video.
I was looking for a comparison between the basic drill holster and and the upgraded one. All toughbuilt items are very reasonable so price is not an issue. I heard one review say the the upgraded holster little bag spilled the screws.
Do a deep dive on those 😄
Thanks brother.
🙏get paid get paid. Still good review.
I have a couple of the pouches and am pleased with them. I really like your review and honesty of what you liked and disliked
Excellent demonstration. Thank you for your knowledge and recommendations.
I've been wanting to see a review on this
I dig it! Sweet review bro!
Thanks!
😛😜
Nice product..great review 👍🤘✌️
Thanks!
I’ve have loads of this system. Like it a lot. Only complaint is how stiff the larger pockets are, it make you feel very wide.
I’ve bolted a second clip to the other side of the tote. That way my left and right pouch can live on the tote and my belt has no tools directly on it.I can carry my tote in and workout of it or pop my belt on and my primary tools come off the tote and straight onto belt. A few tweaks and this could be an incredible system for a pro or a diyer. It’s the only reason I’ve not got a diamond back or similar is I would miss the detachable pouches.
Yeah, I have noticed I have to be a little careful when walking through narrow passageways with this tool belt on. Great idea for the second clip on the tote!
Got all my knee pads and belt system and puches for 7 dollars each. Love these mfs. Best lil helpers by far.
I just bought the ToughBuilt thigh support kneepads for installing 250' of baseboard in my basement. Fantastic knee pads!
Im a dewalt guy who's becoming a dewalt/ToughBuilt guy😆😆😆
Both are great tool companies!
As a general contractor/framer I’d say that the belt is alright. Had to warranty it because the stitching rips. The tougbuild suspenders are honestly pretty bad the clips break after about a few months of use for me. The clip system for the pouches is convenient to dump snow and sawdust out or to take pouches off when you don’t need them (I pretty much always need them) but I don’t think this is the reason you should buy the belt. Whenever you put the belt down it pretty much dumps half your tools/nails/screws out of it if you’re not careful. I’d give it a 6/10.
Your video review sold me. Ordered today. Thanks for making the review.
Glad I could help!
the clips thenselves also work great on regular belts (leather or the Klein 2" webbing-fabric), because the clips can open up and you can slip them in behind. And a clip system is great when doing service calls (jumping & out of the truck all day), or just going for lunch.
Awesome - thanks for the details on the Klein belt compatibility!
@@DoresoomReviews you're welcome; the 2" belt compatibility is a big deal for me
I have some pouches and the larger tote (plus 4 of their great C700 sawhorses ) but I have struggled to find a pouch which will house my chisels and combination square.
great products!!!! highly recommended
Anyone know what's the difference between the 4pc contractor set and just the contractor set? Please lmk, thanks
Best tool belt system, one belt numerous configurations. Excellent Concept, well-engineered. Cheers from Michael, Australia.
Does the Milwaukee M12 Installation driver 2505-20 fit in the drill holster specialist pouch?
Yes, mine is in there right now! 😆 The handle sticks up a little further but it fits.
Twh f'kng probkelo wit do c{oodles wuz weght,
They're ok, most of the pocket slots seem a bit tight for many things, though there are many, they're also mostly the same size. The clip system is awesome, the quality otherwise is ok but not so awesome
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Out of curiosity, if i wanted to just sling on a pouch for a quick job can anyone tell me if the cliptech clips fit on a normal belt?
Looking at them i assume they do.
I haven't done so, but someone else in the comments said they'll fit up to a 2" belt.
@@DoresoomReviews Ah I must've overlooked that, that's good then, thanks very much for the info and response.
TIME IS MONEY
Great review...you gave me many ideas....I subscribed to your channel : )
Specialist Drill Holster Velcro pouch is great for holding a clip of rarely used insert bits and a pair of 2 1/2" bit holders. Lovely when you run into that one unexpected Robertson #1 someone put in an odd place.
My tote has some sort of spring steel clip on the short side. Any idea what it's for?
I want the handyman set. What concerns me is if these clips can last for years. I bought a small drill holster and used it for a few times and one day it didn't want to click in the clip.
Пластик хрупкий у though build . Моя сумка упала с высоты примерно 2 метра- пластиковая деталь раскололась
If you're on the fence, the quality IS worth the money.
thank you for showing how to clip/unclip could not figure it out
Glad I could help - once you get the hang of it, it's pretty second nature!
@@DoresoomReviews true, the remaining video helped me with future purchases. Great review with enough explanation.
Used for over 10 years mostly handyman work. System was not good when I did framing. Bulkier than other pouches makes it hard to squeeze through stud bays. Clips keeps breaking. Also annoyed the rails aren't 16in spacing
I have at least 10 pouches, the 8in tote, just bought 14 in rolling tool bag
I have noticed it's a little bulkier. I figure it's only a matter of time before I break a clip, but that's much more preferable than breaking the bag's interface. I think they're designed to have the clip a little weaker since those are only a few bucks to replace.
And your sharp chisel goes where?
Don't you carry it in your teeth like a pirate like everyone else?
I do think they have a pouch with a reinforced pocket for knife blades and chisels, but I don't remember which one it is.
Definitely checking out the drill pouch.
Great review thanks. I am thinking of switching to tough built and this convinced me
Does anyone know how long the clip tech and the clip tech hub last? Since they are made out of plastic, can they hold a heavy/medium heavy tool pouch? Thank you.
They're pretty heavy duty. I haven't had any break on me so far.
Only thing I’m concerned about is the plastic hubs, I m imagining squeezing through somewhere narrow and then one wrong twist then the hub might snap off? I would buy it right away if the hubs aren’t weak but it’s my only concern
I haven't had any trouble with the hubs on mine. I think it's only $10 for 3 replacements if you do have one break.
Thanks for the review. I noticed you have the Tool-Check Plus kit. Where do you get that? Thanks.
I got mine on Amazon, was $80 at the time: amzn.to/3RACiZR
I would definitely buy it again if I lost my current one!
Damn I think that kickstand just sold me!
I love this system. I'm an apprentice electrician and one of my journeyman uses this system in conjunction with a milwaukee packout backpack, he uses the drill holster with a small electricians pouch and a random pouch for fasteners and whatnot. I ordered the belt, the drill holster, the supply pouch for wire nuts and staples, and the journeyman's electrician pouch as I do not have a separate bag to keep my tools in, so having all in one bag will be nice. Once I advance in the trade I may end up getting the tote or the master electricians pouch to house any additional tools I may end up getting, but for now the journeyman's will house all that I have with a few pockets left over.
Thank you for this review. Your review has been the best I’ve seen so far. I really appreciate it. After watching your video I really understood how this system works.
Glad it was helpful!
cool to see how you loaded them up.
Thanks for the review!
What’s the wera socket kit you pulled out of the contractor bag? That looks like it’s right up my ally where can I find more about it?
It's the Wera Tool Check Plus: amzn.to/2Zt4SGC
They make them in metric and imperial. I reviewed it and a few other bit ratchets here: ruclips.net/video/1U-Rf-RDGO4/видео.html
@@DoresoomReviews did some research, bit pricey but ima get it, I like how small it is, I have the wera multi extended impact ready tool this 1/4 socket is sick wish they also had 3/8 drive and 1/2 drive
WoW! Now that's a presentation. Thanks for doing the vid.
Glad it was helpful!
Como faço para ter esse cinto para eletricista da marca tough built com portas ferramentas para eletricista
Is this what you're looking for? amzn.to/2QIUMgz
There is another system as well made with metal clasps instead called pro-tech
Thanks, I hadn't heard of them!
Love the system, but i have one question, whats that screw drive/ ratchet thingy you got in there and where can i get it? Great video by the way. Awesome storage ideas.
It's the Wera Tool Check Plus: amzn.to/2Zt4SGC
They make them in metric and imperial. Pricey but well worth it!
@@DoresoomReviews thank you! I'll check it out
What is the maximum belt width those clips can accomodate?
Just eyeballing it with a tape measure, max belt size looks to be 2" wide belt with 3/16" thickness.
I got a set and never liked them. Concept is brilliant. Unfortunately, the pouches stay open too much and climbing around, fasteners bounce out. Also, if the tools are short, they slide in the bottom of the bag. Short 4” shaft screwdrivers, razor knifes, etc end up dropping in the bottom.
That is true - they do trade easy access for less retention on things like fasteners. What tool belt did you end up finding that worked for you?
I had a nylon framers set that I went back to using. I wanted to like this system since we often need to wear a fall protection harness and I figured on getting extra clips for the harness and just snapping the pouches back and forth. Unfortunately the pouches themselves get a thumbs down from me.
@@DoresoomReviews how can i contact toughbuilt? im Georgian electricain and working in Sweden. im using toghbuilt. its perfect. please let me know how to contact them.
my email is: infozuroshvili@gmail.com
thanks in advance
toughbuilt.com/contact
Good review and nice bag system. I have three belts from Occidental (carpentry, electrical and drywall) as well as bunch of smaller pouches I've tried over the years. I always go back to my original three belts. All the other ones are unused and accumulating dust. I can appreciate a system like the Tough Built one and can certainly understand its attractiveness to a home homeowner or serious DIYer. I've had over 25 years of use on my carpenter setup and around 15 for my electrical and drywall ones. They are leather and are still in ok condition. I wonder how the tough built pouches and especially the belt would fare up on with 500+ nails, racks and all the required tools on daily use?
Yeah, as a DIYer it's awesome, but I can see wanting a dedicated system if you're in the trades.
I've been using mine for about two years without any problems. They get use at least once a week on random projects. I figure it's only a matter of time before I break a clip, but that's much more preferable than breaking the bag's interface. I think they're designed to have the clip a little weaker since those are only a few bucks to replace.
Doresoom Tool Reviews Thanks for the reply.
Its like comparing apples and oranges and the prices are completely un comparable.
Genius review I felt the honesty in the words u said thank you for that.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Супер бро. Привет из России
great tools!
Tough built is a good belt being young at 20 it makes my back hurt because of how heavy they are already right off the purchase add tools and boom more back pain
Back pain is no fun, I've definitely been there. I don't get any with this belt though - I guess it's different for each person.
Get you some suspenders or if you dont like that there are some good looking vests out there from diamondback and Occidental. Good luck.
Man I'm loving the denali 2.0. it's a bit big but the comfort is crazy. My old 40 dollar husky belt was decent but within 30 mins it would start causing me pain in my lower back and hip areas, kinda hard to describe but it sucked. Hell I'm only 32 so when I saw these I figured I had to check em out. Prolly the best tool in my collection, no joke 😆
@@ashleywallace5181 I made the mistake of buying some diamondback artisans :( I should’ve got the nikos with the thicker tool belt the 6 “ one I have a set in my cart for 400$ I’m in for life
@@AngelMartinez-me1bf nice. I honestly wish I had got the artisan. The denali 2.0 is a little big for my liking. It's a sweet tool belt and the 6in belt is nice ev n it is weird having it sit so high up at first, it feels good tho.
Muy bueno el video. Usas bx3?
Thanks! Unfortunately I've never used any Hilti tools, if that's what you're asking about.
@@DoresoomReviews
hello, if I asked you why I seemed to see at the beginning of the video, but it must be a milwakee nailer. thanks for answering
@@mhctools Yes, that was the M18 Gen 2 18 gauge brad nailer I was using to install baseboard.
@@DoresoomReviews
thanks for answering
I may check this out. Just did a job I had to climb in an attic and had to keep taking my bags on and off.
Really interesting review! Seems like a budget version of the AIMS system made by Atlas 46. I've used the Atlas system for technician work in competitive robotics for years and absolutely loved the versatility and modularity. I love seeing that other companies are making more affordable versions to make the wonder of this style more accessible! Would also be interested to see a comparison between the two if the opportunity ever presents itself! :D
Keep up the great work man!!
Thanks! I've heard about Atlas 46, but haven't used them myself. I didn't realize their location was under an hour drive from me though. Maybe I'll have to take a field trip eventually!
@@DoresoomReviews oh cool that would be super cool!
I’m really liking this system and just ordered some !! Good review
Not a fan of velcro--wears out eventually. But the other strengths might outweigh that. I'll be taking a closer look. Thanks for the thorough review! Also, re: shelf space: Viewers in the Midwest might find these at their local Menard's.
The velcro is holding up well on mine so far, but you're right - it's less durable than a sturdy buckle. Luckily it's not the main load-bearing fastening mechanism of the belt, more to just hold it in place while you fasten the quick release buckle. I've seen them at Lowe's and Menards if anyone wants some hands-on evaluation before buying.
your joking right ..you have to be joking ...toughnuilt tool pouch W>F>T..are you a real pro or a handy dandy repair dude ...yo get a diamondback or occidental rig
I'm a DIYer, never claimed to be a pro. If you're using them every day to make money it makes sense to invest $300-500 for a tool rig. It doesn't make sense for a homeowner to do so though, and these tool pouches are a great value for that application. Maybe try not being so elitist? But what do I know, I'm just a DIYer.
What a condescending idiot!!! There’s a way to voice your opinion without showing how ignorant you are!!! And besides, the fact you have 1 sub and NO VIDEOS says it all!!