Westward
Westward Tool Pouch Tan/Black 46 In Waist 6 Pockets
Carpenter's polyester tool pouch fits waists up to 46 in and holds six pockets including nail, tool, hammer and tape storage
- TypeTool Chests & Side Cabinets
- Fits waists up to 46 in for comfortable all-day wear
- Six dedicated pockets keep tools organised and within reach
- Two nail pockets plus four small-tool pockets sort fasteners from hand tools
- Integrated hammer and tape holders free both hands on the job
- Durable polyester construction stands up to daily site use
Westward Tool Pouch 46 In Waist
This Westward tool pouch is built for carpenters and tradespeople who need their essential hand tools secured at the hip. The polyester construction stands up to daily site wear while the 2 In. wide belt fits waists up to 46 In. for a stable carry.
Six Pocket Layout Upgrade
Moving from a basic nail apron to this pouch adds dedicated organisation with six distinct pockets. The jump is worth it when you regularly switch between a hammer, tape measure, nails and smaller hand tools and want each item in a fixed, reachable spot.
Capacity For Core Carpentry Kit
The 11-3/4 In. width and 8-3/4 In. height hold a hammer in the loop, tape on the clip, nails in two large pockets and smaller bits in four tool pockets. It runs out when the job demands bulkier power tools, long levels or a full day's fastener supply.
Highlights
- Fits waists up to 46 in for comfortable all-day wear
- Six dedicated pockets keep tools organised and within reach
- Two nail pockets plus four small-tool pockets sort fasteners from hand tools
- Integrated hammer and tape holders free both hands on the job
- Durable polyester construction stands up to daily site use
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Tool Chests & Side Cabinets |
Questions about this item
Will the 2 in. wide belt fit a 46 in. waist?
The adjustable belt accommodates waists up to 46 in. and uses a standard 2 in. width for secure carry.
How do I attach the pouch so the hammer holder stays upright?
Thread the belt through the rear loops, centre the pouch on your hip, then tighten until the hammer holder sits vertically without sagging.
When should I replace the pouch if the polyester starts to fray?
Replace it once pocket seams or the hammer holder stitching show visible wear that could drop tools during use.
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