I got this belt to work on a siding replacement project for my house. It works well to carry everything I need for the siding installation process. I normally wear size 31 waist pants and size Small was perfect.

This belt may be more comfortable for a heavier set person. The video instructions state that the belt should go around my stomach instead of resting at my waist but it's impossible as I don't have a beer belly. Since the belt sits at my waist, the nylon belt rubs against my hip bone. This would be a non-issue if the belt rested around my stomach. I wonder if a leather belt might have been more comfortable for my scenario.

Most comfortable bags I’ve worn

I have been using the artisan set up for a few weeks now and have really enjoyed it. I made the switch from the occidental fat lip framer. I really like the organization in the artisan. I’m currently trimming a new house and the lighter weight setup has been great. The only knock got me is that the bags are not forward enough on my 4” medium padded belt. I have to rotate the miter pouch more forward which makes the eagle hard to see when I’m grabbing a tool from it.

Havnt had a chance to use it yet. My old diamond back toolbelt is still hanging in there just. Hahaha

Would be 5 stars if for not for 2 small points first the price they are expensive but I understand the materials and work that goes into them, it's just the price does sting. Second is I have washed the pouches a few times and left them to dry with cans in the pockets to open them up, and after a few weeks they start to close back up again, I understand they are designed for gun nail strips it would be nice if they would hold a littl bit more of an open shape. Other than these small things they are very ergonomic, comfortable, robust and also light I feel.