There's tough and then there's too tough. And this is too tough. It's too sturdy. Very inflexible. I mean like - not at all. I would not buy this again. It may work well for some, just not for me.

Husband has found that he adores these ideas so much he has a gross amount of them. Ladies"¦ if you want to get your man to do projects around the house get him these to use. I personally wore a belt and put nails in it and my hammer on the other side and I have to say, I felt like Heidi Keppert.

I'm a master electrician, I used to wear a large tool belt but switched to a small service tool pouch. The other ones don't have compartments that hold the tools where they should go . This tool belt holds everything exactly where it should be.

This pouch fits all the tools I need for residential electrical work. Tough as nails and very comfortable. I love the quick-detach feature. Simply press the yellow button and lift the pouch off of your belt. I can't see how you can beat this for the price. These are the tools I use in the pouch:

1: Bosch GSR12V-300HXB22 12V Max Brushless 1/4 In
2: Wera Kraftform Stainless Steel Phillips Screwdriver, PH 2
3: Wera Kraftform Plus Square Socket Insulated Screwdriver, #2
4: Wera Kraftform Plus Pozidriv Insulated Screwdriver PZ 2
5: Wera Kraftform Stainless Steel Slotted Screwdriver, Lasertip, 5/32"
6: Knipex - 09 08 240 9.5-Inch insulated Lineman's Pliers
7: Knipex - 74 08 200 - insulated Diagonal Cutters
8: Knipex - 22 02 160 Round Nose Pliers
9: Knipex - 26 18 200 insulated Long Nose Pliers With Cutter
10: Klein Tools 11054 Wire Stripper
11: Lenox LXHT10599 Pro Retractable Utility Knife

Pouch is more rigid than expected, which is a good thing. Clip works awesome; very interesting design. I'm an electrician and it holds all of my basic tools: Kleins, dikes, 11-1, tick tester, flashlight, strippers, tape. Technically it's true that you could lose a tip from your multi-tip driver, but I don't feel uncomfortable. It seems like it'll last a long time.
Only 2 drawbacks are: (1) It sticks out so much that it makes getting up into ceiling grid or ceiling joists a pain. And (2) I don't dig the adjustability at the bottom of the pouch. It only brings the bottom of the pouch in together. And since the strap that pulls tight is narrower than the opening at the bottom of the pouch, I've been having a problem where my dikes are getting stuck or pinched between this strap and the pouch. It makes getting them out a little tough sometimes.
Overall great pouch and exactly what I was looking for size and usability-wise.