Tommyco 44020 Little Garden Belt

holds pruners, snips, pens, pencil, labels on a convenient belt. Well constructed.Glad I bought 2. Haven't washed it yet, but hopefully will only be improved with softening.

This belt is way to small for me....to be practical. That is really my fault for not measuring and pondering exactly how this would look. It is a small pouch, and will not carry much. Seems to have OK quality.

I love the size and utility of this. Holds just enough and a place for my phone so I can always photograph interesting plants when I am gardening. It's the right size for not getting in the way and you can slide it around to the side when necessary.But the netting is problematic. The tips of my pruners and snips quickly began to break the netting. I had a plastic sleeve that I put in the big netting pocket but haven't found anything for the small pocket. It would be better if the bottom of the pockets had an inch or two of solid fabric below the netting.

We have a gardening business and all of our employees need to have a tool belt. We don't require a large number of tools but the ones that they need to use fit nicely in these belts and are light weight and cool so during hot days they are still able to be comfortable working. Big plus ... and the price is right. dfw

Buckle was very difficult to latch and unlatch. Belt width unnecessarily wide.

Got this for my wife because she was constantly losing her clippers and trowels out amongst the bushes. She would not wear one of the gardeners apron style tool belts, nor a carpenters belt because they are too big. This smaller tool belt can be shifted on your waist to hang in front, the side, or in back so it's not in the way. The pockets that are made of a netting material are less suitable for tools, because inserting almost any clipper or trowel into the netted pockets results in every corner and point of the tool getting caught in the net. I would prefer that these "net" pockets were the same heavy nylon cloth material as the rest of the tool belt, and perhaps just 20% more "baggy" to make it a tad easier to get the tools in and out of the pocket.Although made in China, it seems well made. For instance, points of maximum stress are both sewed and rivetted.My wife is pleased and uses this little tool belt constantly.

For the money spent, this is a pretty darn good tool belt. We use this for warehouse workers tools, not gardening. The crew likes it so much, we are ordering 11 more units. Made in Red China, but still appears to be pretty dog-gone good quality, especially for the low price.

I'm a professional gardener, so it's used almost daily.I've already torn mesh with my pruners within first week of use.The back is made of some sort of plastic instead of a leather .