The Original Pink Box PB2BELT Tool Belt, Pink

Purchased for a women remodeling her house. Has nice pockets and sleeves for items like pencils, screwdriver ect. This type of belt is nice because the pouches slide along the belt, you can put it on and adjust as required. One problem from reading other reviews is the pink dye on the leather ones bleeds off onto clothing, not a good thing, this one is made of nylon and that should not be an issue. Also the color of pink is very nice. The only problem someone may have if you have a small waist, the belt is a little long. It has 10 rows of holes for the buckle, and if it is still too big you could double the belt back and sew it making it shorter. Can not comment on durability, but so far so good.

My husband knew I wanted this for Christmas, but he kept warning me that he was checking and it wasn't available for order anymore. I saw that too, and knew I wasn't going to get it. Well, apparently at some point it was available for order and he got it for me. I was so surprised that I almost cried when I opened it up and I put it on immediately. I'm about mid-sized and it fits me great with plenty of holes for it to go larger or smaller, so it should fit larger to smaller women. I can't wait for my next home-improvement project. I also plan on using it for sewing, cleaning chores, and crafts of all kinds. The possibilities are endless. I can't wait to get more Pink Box brand tools. I'm very impressed with the quality, so far.

This is exactly what I wanted! I am a Stage Technician and love the fact that I now have a way to comfortably carry my tools, gloves, phone, hand sanitizer, etc.. I estimate the belt loops will fit 25" - 48" waists. As far as the color, if you put it next to something that is baby pink it will look purple, if you put up to something purple it will look pink. It is a deep shade of pink and I do not think it really matters what shade of pink it is (it's a product for savvy working ladies so we don't have to wear the guys' gear, yay!). However, I was completely taken aback by a warning label that cautioned against cancer. What!? After some quick research I found that California has a Proposition 65 that mandates such a label. They are quite common in everything from restaurants to banks. But, I still e-mailed the company for clarification. Within less than an hour, the owner himself called me back! Stating that the 'toxin' was actually in the ink of the packaging and not on the gear...Read more