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13-Pocket Super Waist Apron is designed with eight narrow pockets to hold small tools and marking devices and five larger pockets for a calculator, cut list or fasteners. There's no more useful waist apron on the planet.
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The Bucket Boss 83100 13 Pocket SuperWaist Apron has plenty of room for tools, with eight narrow pockets to hold pencils and small tools, and five larger pockets for calculators, fasteners, and paper. Dual hammer loops mean you won't find yourself having to go back for the hammer you actually need, and the fully adjustable belt provides a clean fit. The apron is made with 100-percent cotton duck, weighs just 12 ounces, and has a quick-release buckle.
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Apron
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Looked for this type of item for several months in the big box stores but to no avail. The pockets are the right size even for my largest tape measures. Have used this on all types of jobs and it is holding up. One of the other contractors purchased a leather apron and it lasted two days. Thanks again.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-08-13
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My first manny pack
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This is a decent tool belt - by no means does it have the feel or durability of those fancy looking, worn-out leather belts with the shiny buttons that your fix-it uncle Bob has, but for a know-nothing weekend warrior like myself, it has sufficed thus far. Enough pockets for a few different screws and nails, a tape measurer, my Mike Ditka photo and 2 hammers to boot.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-07-06
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tool apron
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This is the only place I have been able to find a good leather tool belt like this. The old one lasted forever and I liked it so much I ordered two this time. Very reasonable price as compared to Home Depot or Lowes, Which do not carry anything this good.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-02-29
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awesome
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awesome, heavy duty. will last u a good amount of time. u cant beat the price
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2007-08-12
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Does the job
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Not a bad apron for the price. I broke the plastic buckle where it attaches to the belt. Now instead of an adjustable belt, it has a knot tied in where the buckle is. For a hard working individual, who uses their tools in an agressive manner, look elsewhere for metal buckles. For the weekend warrior, this works fine.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2007-01-09
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