Diamondback Toolbelts Vest Overview

I need one of these that's all right guys we got Murray from Kruger construction and Connor is actually the guy that created Diamondback tool belts and tell us about this one RIA ultimate tool carrying device it takes the place of a belt and suspenders it's got three adjustments on either side as well as it has a belt built into it so you can attach any of these small pieces as well as any of our larger pouches so it can go from trim to frame it's a single layer of heavily durable military-grade mesh it's got a little bit of elastic here it gives you some suspension control here where your d-ring can come out if you're wearing it over a harness the adjustments are all in the back so that if you are using it for trim and doing the cabinetry work you're not gonna have a buckle in the front that could damage any of your finished surfaces this one is outfitted with one of our DB Sachs 4 fasteners a wingman which has you can close it up for a single tool take this wrap around the back you want to use it for a longer tool we've got our utility sheath on here with super fabric so you can leave your knife open if you like our gun loop which is one of our best selling items for either a gun or an impact the bossman also long the super fabric nice pocket for any of your trim tools as well as your mallet and then up on the chest area we've got pencil slots as well as this one which has a slot as well as a magnet on it so you can keep a couple of fasteners on there I used this one myself for a smallest one since six inch square slides in there and the magnet keeps it from sliding out when you're moving around and it's totally modular moving around however you like this one we've got the shoulder pads put in on this one we also have a lumbar pad so when you really load it down Joe wears one frame and sometimes and it's got a lumbar pad right goes in here in the back so this is a Diamondback tools yep so you guys probably phase changing cooling pads probably in the spring nice they'll go here here and across the back across your kidneys yep the ones we're looking at you freeze them it takes like 25 minutes to freeze them if we're gonna hold 59 degrees Fahrenheit for two and a half hours takes 25 minutes to freeze them in ice water so wherever the morning chunk them in the ice we go to lunch come back put them back in and those are your main cooling points in your body so even if the best I don't think the best it's totally breathable if you are worried about it getting…