Gunook- Tool Belt Accessory- Tool Holder

I have used the Gunook multiple times since receiving it. I have used it extensively on ladders, on scaffolding, and on the ground carrying very large and relatively small drills and drivers. I can state unequivocally that it is the best such holder that I have ever used! The major reason I like the Gunook is that it is built sturdily with no flimsy rivets or plastic parts to break and cause an expensive tool to fall and break. It also attaches securely to your belt and the hook folds out of the way when you are not carrying a drill. Yes, it is just a hook and it is possible to have a tool dislodged and fall, (although this has never happened to me), and sometimes the hook catches on things when I am not carrying anything on it, but these annoyances you expect and I can't think of any way to improve on it. So, until someone comes along with a better plan, I give the Gunook tool holder top billing!

I've been a carpenter for the past 30 years and I've had one of these for about 15 years and it's still going strong. I'm going to buy some for my crew. I use it every time I use my tool belt.

This nifty looking hook will not fit onto a standard Occidental tool belt (3 inches wide.) Occidental tool belts are the construction industry standard. I am a contractor, and this hook would be very helpful to me, but oddly enough, the "heaviest duty tool hook available" won't fit the heaviest duty tool belt available. I think it was designed very poorly in that aspect. And if you look at the pictures, you'll see how ridiculous it is. Who wears a tool hook on their regular belt around their pants? They say it'll hold 200 pounds on their website, but the only belt capable of that is the one the hook won't fit on.