Atlas 46 "1824" Tool Vest - Why You Might NOT Want To Buy this Perfect Vest?
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- Finally got my 1824 Tool Vest in From Atlas 46.
In this video I share the cost, where I bought it, and how I plan to use it in order to help you decide if it's the right product for you.
I also share one BIG Reason why you might want to pass on buying it from my experience.
Hope it is useful & THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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The only nice thing for me with more subscribers would be if I was able to get tools early or some free that I might not would buy otherwise…. But I bought a lot of tools before RUclips, and I’d still be buying tools if I wasn’t on RUclips. So Free isn’t a deal breaker for me either 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance 🤣
Thank you for another great video. As a women in the same trades as you I can see these pockets ripping off within the first week. I also use a vest. I go to Wal-Mart and buy a fisherman's vest for about 60.00 dollars. Then I don't have to cry every time I put the vest on . Keep making all the great videos.
@@debbiemoorin1748 my other Atlas vest has been pretty tough… but your right, it doesn’t have pockets like this. We will see.
Thats a good suggestion…Appreciate it 👍👍
I will tell you many of the vests they make do work well for women in the trades. I know a curvy mid weight female that's a electrican and she wears a diamondback 701 with a flux and a mini niko and she loves it. Poor her she gets dragged into ducts in comerical new construction all the time and dosent have to take it off even. Fishing vest sounds like a cheap good alternative. Thank you for your support in the trades of all sizes race and genders 👍.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Are you accusing him of transitioning?
Read first post in the thread we have a female tradeswomen and I was showing my respect.
We need so many people in the trades that I would love more women joining.
We had a girl join our company this year and she loves the work and is great at it.
Don’t forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 👍
@@k1_w3 👍👍. Thanks
That would make me look like an elite level tool nerd but it looks great on you. :)
I wanted to hate it for how long it took… but it’s exactly what I was wanting.
I couldn’t find anything else that fit in the same way, but was still made out of good stuff.
LOL
Nothing wrong with a dad fashion show 😆
I have ordered several atlas 46 products in the past and have never been disappointed,
I just ordered more stuff last week so i just see when it ships could be 2 weeks or 8 months 😂
@@wesleemiller I’m the same. I was going to wait however long it was, but I just wanted to make sure everyone knows that it might be awhile. We have been spoiled with Amazon and others getting us stuff so quickly.
I would have bought it even if they told me 5 months. I just wish they would kinda update you every once in a while so you aren’t wondering “did they loose my order?
@@MORGANSMaintenance my last order I practically forgot about until I got notified it shipped
I have Makita and Diamondback belts with suspenders that I’m really happy with, but I’ll definitely keep Atlas 46 in mind if I decide to pick up a vest in the future. Very helpful, informative, and concise review. 👍
@@k1_w3 I’ve checked out the Diamondbelt stuff. It all looks pretty nice.
I started to try their vest but I felt the length of it was a lot like my other Atlas Vest
I will tell you the vest is good and works with all your current stuff no added expense. The one downside is I don't recommend you carry 40lbs of stuff in your bags with a vest it's ment for light to medium loads
@MORGANSMaintenance Yeah, I’d recommend the Diamondback and Makita. They’re both great. And I see what you mean about the length of Diamondback’s vest and Atlas 46’s Saratoga. I’m 6’2”, so I would definitely need to get one that’s not too short, and the 1824 looks like a good option. Thanks again for reviewing it. 👍
Love these videos. Expert advice on expert products. Hi from England!
@@seanh1497 appreciate… I don’t know about expert, but I like using/trying nice tools 😂
You over there have the ultimate tool pants snickers baklader and cheaper than the usa market. Think of it as your waist vest 👍
If it hadn't already, the cobra is going to chew up your pocket real quick. The edges of the head are really sharp. Maybe consider tucking it in a sacrificial pocket of sort which will sit inside the vest pocket, maybe wrap it with a piece of tarp.
@@pubcollize I will see how it does. The stuff these vest are made out of is pretty stout (at least my others one have been)
Good suggestion though, thanks for looking out for me 👍
Hey, just wanted to thank you for the tip on the m12 circ saw. I didn't know if I'd like it but I absolutely love it! Thank you!!!!!!
It is great… the more I use it, the more I like it.
Appreciate the Thanks 👍👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance I feel the same way!!!!
Glad you saw that comming 👁 ouch
I’ve been using a Filson 100% cotton tan canvas Timber Cruiser vest for several decades as a work vest. Doesn’t have mesh but is tough as nails. I don’t find it too hot in summer. It has bleached out almost light tan / cream color from being worn in the sun so reflects heat. Has two snap flap lower pockets, two chest pockets. The upper right is large enough to take a hard bound surveyors level book, the upper left has pen / tool slots. There are two hand warmer style pockets behind the lower flap pockets and there are two long pockets on the inside. Finally, there is a back rear pocket that is accessible from either side. I wear it doing outside building projects and for electrical work. I’m not sure Filson still makes this particular unit treated canvas model now, but they still offer a waxed Tin Cloth model that will last a lifetime. They are an old time American company dating back to the 1898 Alaskan gold rich. They aren’t cheap, but worth every penny. I have their 100% wool version Timber Cruiser vest for winter and their wool winter weight Timber Cruiser jacket. One of my warmest coats and is a once in a lifetime purchase. They’re that good.
@@rebel-yellenterprises1479 I had never heard of them. Thanks I’ll check them out 👍
I wear an Occidental Leather ( mostly very heavy duty Nylon , trimmed with Leather ! Mine is backless , ergo not too hot ! It also has built in Suspender capability . Reasonably comfortable , and keeps my pants up ! Vests are a good idea ! I fitted my vest with Velcro “ parking “ , for patches , ID holders etc !
I hear a lot of good things about Occidental 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance Build quality is good , very Rugged ! Atlas 46 is pretty near unknown here in the Peoples Republic of Kanuckastan ! Everything I’ve seen / read seems to indicate they are a class act !
@@MORGANSMaintenance I make 99% of my Tool holsters/ tool pouches . Mostly out of wet molded Leather ( like good holsters ) , I prefer stuff that rides high , and doesn’t scratch walls !
@@chrisfyfe9212 customer always works best 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance I incorporate Multitools a lot into some of my carrys , in the case of the Leatherman Surge , I use the SDS/ T shank blade chuck in lieu of a drywall/ jab saw ! Improperly carried drywall saws cause a shit pile of damage !
That looks very practical. Also, think of it as half that price; you WILL rip or stain that first one, and have to use the lifetime warranty (assuming it includes wear and tear). The next question will be, does warranty replacement take six months? That seems like a problem.
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Btw, I got a good laugh from our maintenance guy today, telling him about your "Wire Testicles" Packout label.
Yeah I ordered stuff from them in the past and it was always quick… so I’m not sure if it’s an “everything” you order takes a long time… or just these vest. Since they aren’t size adjustable maybe they only make them as they are ordered.
It usually takes people awhile to catch the label while it’s laying around 😂
Hmm never even thought about wearing one. I’ve been looking for the perfect pair of pants that have more tool pockets and not such large cargo pockets. My edc consists of a knife and flashlight. Haven’t found the perfect screwdriver for myself that fits in my pants I currently own. Next ones was gonna try was the bad workwear.
@@BruceALeye I have looked into lots of pants, but I’m always so rough on my pants (especially knees) that it’s hard for me to spend big bucks on them.
I want to try some though
Snickers or baklader are a good place to start they have very lightweight materials on some pairs maybe not as much as your used to. The front tool pockets can be useful but I still maintain truewerk t1 pants are the best mix of cool and durability. We are looking towards a workwear discussion one of these years
@@MORGANSMaintenanceI hear ya the toughduck have a double kmee that you can insert a knee pad in havent tried that yet. I wear them out so fast cant justify spend to much on them. Tough ducks are around fhe 60 mark canadian bucks.
That was informative thanks.
I often wondered how workable a vest might be, I've tried heavy duty aprons, but not always practical when bending over a lot.
Yeah I have an Apron and can’t use it in my daily work typically for that reason. The zipper idea is what kinda sold me on this one along with the length.
I think that’s why the other ones are shorter…so you can add a belt but also for bending over. I can move really well in my Saratoga, but the belt is a little stiff to wear around in someone’s house.
Basically to lean over and squat you really need a beltless system anything shoulder mounted. I've learned my lesson tried klein veto diamondback aprons and just not practical.
When it comes to cost of these vests or any rig like this it's all about the comfort and if you use it to make money or save your body wear and tear. 250 actually isn't bad diamondback is 220 plus accessories occidental leathers is 199 plus accessories pick your poison. At least his has enough built in to be useful at the getgo.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn that’s what I thought… it is expensive. But if I bought something and added two Holstery Joey pouches, pencil attachments, etc… they start adding up.
This one at least had what I was looking for built in
Reminds me of a classic Fly Fishing vest! LOL
It is kinda like that… dual purpose for when I retire 😂
Kinda the same idea 💡 "is grandpa fishing or building a house today!"
Hi Joey, I sent you an email today regarding this video! Hopefully it makes the cut!
@@woodchuck211 I just got it… appreciate it 👍👍
Nice looking/functional vest! That lead time is gruesome, they must be union workers lol! 😂
Saw a listing for production they make good money at the fa tory level. Not many Americans wanna sit behind a sowing machine all day anymore. Even Rodger from veto pro pack put out a video saying why they don't make more stuff in the usa and that's part of it. And yes if 10 people don't have shovels or cigarettes around a hole at designated time they must be union! 😆 🤣 (deep respect for union workers and what they do for our country)
@@PleaseDontTrackMe I have ordered stuff from them in the past and got it pretty quick. Maybe since these aren’t “one size adjust to all” they only make them when ordered so they aren’t sitting around as stock.
I was ok with it, wish it didn’t take so long. My only wish is that they should email you every once in awhile to update you if they are running behind. I don’t like feeling like I’m the annoying one double checking that I haven’t been forgotten
Yeah, I'm already looking forward to next Spring's Veto deal. As much as I like the way I've got my DP3 loaded, I think I'd rather use a TP-6B for stability, and I want a MPX. Can I hold out...?
@@OnusBones I know… it’s hard to buy things when the spring promotion isn’t going once you’ve bought during it.
The mpx 1x or 2x are almost never part of the spring promo it's safe to order now. I suggest going straight to the 2x you'll be happy you have the space and what's the worst an empty slot 😆.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I have a MP1X, and like it. I so rarely need to wear many tools though, such that I think the mere MPX might be sufficient. I am indeed likely to buy that one.
Good to know 👍. In that last loadout video with me in it that was a veto mpx actually if it helps you visualize. I'm glad you clarified that you own some already.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Yes, I watched Dr. Morgan's look at all three, then chose the MP1X. While I still think it was a good choice, as I've made some revisions I've decided that for that number of tools, something with a handle for carrying suits me better.
I'm not a fan of vests.
First, it's always too hot to wear them.
Second, I have Laury-Haun-like physique, I'm 6'4" and thin as a rake, so most vest could accommodate two of me.
Although sometimes I use my Makita vest (3 times cheaper that those Atlases) when I'm wiring fuse boxes, especially bigger ones.
The video is really insightful and helpful for anyone who wants to buy one of those vests.
@@Stefan_Kawalec I was worried thinking I maybe needed an XL on this one, I may could have got a Medium.
Yeah I prefer things with “adjustability” but I couldn’t find anything similar that had it.
I do mostly inside work in AC, but I get the too hot thing.
Oh that makita was short and hot as a wool sweater. I'm a little taller than you and I get your position on that. I know it's not cheap in your area but I do think diamondback or that occidental knockoff that was in the last video would do well for you there adjustable or sized down to a us 28 waist for you green beans. I'm so glad I'm not the skinny guy on site the crawlspace are already too tight.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I weight 180 pounds only, so that Makita is not too short, rather too wide :)
It's less the matter of a price. My everyday work outfit is fairly expensive - I like to be comfortable and unfortunately when it comes to workwear, comfort always goes with price. I always buy 3 pairs of trousers, 2 pairs of each shoes and 6 identical shirts. Plus numerous softshells, fleeces and jackets. So I am comfortable, clean and nicely smelling (including shoes, if you know what I mean) every day. BTW Uvex shoes makes wonders.
I just never found vests too be useful. Toolbelts and cargo trousers (Snickers Stretch Allround) are my way of moving around the site with tools.
Whats your opinion on the 1620 overalls? Not as many pockets. Maybe overalls are less professional
@@davide2268 when I worked just Maintenance on a campus (employee) I lived for my overalls for the same reason I like this vest.
I don’t remember the model, but I wore Carhartt that had a zipper pocket along with a few pencil type pockets.
I haven’t worn any in a while though… or any of those 1620. I do keep a pair in my truck to throw on over clothes when I’m going to get nasty.
Best part of overalls is no plumbers crack 😂
@@davide2268 they can/can’t look professional… and it just depends on who you client it.
I generally don’t wear clothes I work in to meet people for estimates… but I think most people understand people who are working wear work clothes. In fact some people think you can’t fix stuff if you look too nice 😂
It's a nifty looking vest. Does it come I'm black? 😆 I've long been on the vest hunt myself alot of them. (Snickers occidental leathers knockoffs diamondback baklader ect.) The fishing vest is a decent idea from our lady tradeswomen in one of the comments. I feel it's how hot do you want to be and how flimsy do you want the material to be? To be fair the current diamondback is way stiffer than the one in the video. From what I see it's between snickers(flimsy) and diamondback or occidental leathers/knockoffs. That is a personal preference as well but stiff ussaly means hot unless it's all mesh. Vest really do help a ton on hip weight even with suspenders once you get use to a vest it's the lightest your tools will feel. Another option for you trades folk is thr occidental leather beltless system (specifically the retro kit that let's you use your own bags and suspenders for 60 dollars) and that is my outdoor framing rig on badger framing bags. It literally does the same thing weight wise no belt just free hanging on your shoulders so you can crouch down and actually move. I'm glad people are getting into some of these alternatives it makes wearing a tool rig not as damaging to the body. And as they say the only effective ppe/gear us one you actually use.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn they do have Black in this particular one… I’m not sure about the other 3
My Saratoga Vest is a hair stiffer, but mostly the belt I wear with it so it doesn’t look like a belly shirt.
Once I used a vest, I’m not sure I can go back to just suspenders… for the weight distribution, but more so for the ability to customize a little more
The beltless retro setups feel almost the same as a vest on chest strap that's it? If you had to go to a bags system I think it's the next best thing. Now don't go sticking thoes 12in nail pullers in that top pocket and poke an eye out!
Lmao! Yeah I wouldn't want to wear a belly shirt to work either
@@saikyouabe 😂
$250? That's a nice VETO bag with a couple of extras.
I know… there just aren’t many options out there for it. It was a spend money or nothing thing 😂
@@ElectroAtletico they did run about 4 sales while I waited 5 moths that I could have saved 25%… that would have been nice
I waited 6 months for a good sale and got the diamondback for 120ish instead of 220 it depends on how much of a rush you are. When you do alot of the same thing or misplace stuff woops a vest is great because everything has its place it's muscle memory.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn agree. I’m glad I won’t have to change all my pencils and things around all the time
Bit of a hard sell for me at the price… but i was also looking at some tool vests because I hate tool belt without suspenders
They run deals from time to time and you can get under $175… they had about 4 sales while I was waiting for this one 😂
I get it though. It is pricey, I just couldn’t find another one with this length and that double zipper
@@MORGANSMaintenance if they had more dedicated tool pockets instead of ‘cargo’ pockets itd be more enticing imo
@@saucyg6371would be nice
I’m not sure what the other versions have… I wanted the most mesh. I was surprised with the pockets behind the cargo pockets. I think they will be more useful because they are more like tool slot deep.
I went into it planning to throw my Veto MP Pouches on the side when I need more tools.
You do have a few options for "cheaper" snickers though flimsy and a little warmer to wear hits under 100 most of the time. Blaklader isnt as well constructed but slightly cheaper than snickers (90 dollars). Welkinland a occidental leather clone is decent quality and can be made usable and comes in at 80ish. Not much cheaper than that rest are 200+ so hope that gives you some options
Occidental leather 5592 will convert your current bags and suspenders into a vest like system as an option at 60 dollars.
Tiger trend is the best in my opinion an cheaper than atlas as a finish carpenter we swear by tiger trend
@@los877 hadn’t seen any of those, will have to look them up 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance they have multiple pockets I belive 10 an the chest pockets have buttons so if you bend over the pockets also move so you won’t have pencils pens your phone falling off again cheaper than atlas mesh material
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There’s the man 👍👍👍
No vest emoji? Aww shucks
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 🦺🎽🦺🎽🦺
Wear the vest with no shirt on underneath…let them guns out 😎
@@nachoisme depends on if it’s a Homeowner that tips or not… if they are a big tipper they get the gun show 😂
Many of the vests I have use and ones I currently use actually don't do to bad with a athletic tank top no sleves underneath. Sure does let the gun show happen and stay cool
@@MORGANSMaintenanceya gotta make them tip after seeing the guns. Even the craziest tightwad will be flipping bills at you when you unleash the beasts
Joey I like your videos but sometimes it seems like you restate things a lot. Please don’t take offense it’s just my stupid opinion. 👍
@@unwired1281 I’m sure I do. I’m a contractor not a professional speaker/video maker.
Half the time I forget what I’ve already said/haven’t said while I’m filming. It’s hard for me, especially in videos like this where I’m looking at the camera. It’s like having a conversation with no one talking back to you… two seconds in feels like an eternity so you start filling with words.
I notice Ive done it sometimes while I’m editing, but whatever Im repeating is usually tied in with something else I haven’t said that needs to stay in the video… I’m not good enough at editing to get rid of it and it not look like total garbage.
There is a skill in editing, and probably filming so it’s more easily editable that I haven’t learned yet 😂
I appreciate the feedback. No offense taken 👍
Sorry, send it back...
Doesn't appear useful enough regardless of price, and obscene amount of time to receive it... Just say'n
Good video👍
@@render8 oh I think I’m gonna love it…. We will see over time.
Agree on the price and time to receive. I just couldn’t find anything else with the length and double zipper 👍👍
GAF... smFh..
@@mos8541 👍
What no candy bars to get that, Snickers vest? 🦺
@@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA the question is, when you put on the Snickers vest does it change someone’s attitude 😂
Some of us are fun size some are cosco restaurant depot size. Don't make me see how many snickers bars fit inside my snickers keys vest lol. Taking bets?