I’ve been an electrician for over 12 years and this is the first chest rig that actually fits the way I work. The pockets are laid out for real tools, not random gadgets. I can swap setups depending on the job and I’m not digging through a bottomless bag anymore.

The waist quick-hang setup is exactly what I needed for low-height work. I run my drill on one side and a hardware pouch on the other, so anchors, screws, and bits are all right there. The bracket holds the drill at a fixed angle, so the bit isn’t jabbing into my hip and the tool doesn’t swing around when I bend, kneel, or step off a short ladder. Clip it in, grab what I need, and keep moving — way cleaner than a bulky tool bag

For service calls, time is everything. I keep one layout for rack work and another for quick troubleshooting, and I can swap pouches between my waist belt and chest rig in minutes. No more running back to the van because I left one tool in the wrong bag.

This modular system changed how I work on site. The weight sits close to my body, so my shoulders and back don’t feel wrecked after long days. Everything I need is within reach, and I can reconfigure it in a couple of minutes for service calls or big installs.

Finally, a setup that’s clearly built for real field conditions. I run the waist belt with a chest rig, and it’s surprisingly comfortable on ladders and in ceilings. The Velcro panels and clip system make it stupid easy to move pouches around as jobs change.