Westward
Westward Tool Rig w/Belt Poly 16 Pkt Up to 54 In
Polypropylene work belt with 16 pockets adjusts up to 54 inches for tool storage
- TypeTool Chests & Side Cabinets
- 16 pockets keep tools sorted and within reach
- Adjustable belt fits waists up to 54 inches
- Polypropylene construction resists daily wear
- 18 total pockets provide ample storage space
- 14-inch depth accommodates larger hand tools
Tool Rig with Belt
The Westward Tool Rig is a polypropylene work belt that organises hand tools across 16 pockets. It adjusts to waists up to 54 inches and is intended for tradespeople who want essential kit at hip level.
18 Pockets and Polypropylene Build
The supplier specification lists 18 pockets rather than the 16 shown in the model name, giving extra compartments for fasteners and small accessories. Polypropylene construction resists moisture and abrasion on site.
Capacity and Fit
The belt stretches to 58 3/4 inches overall, so it fits waists up to 54 inches with room to layer over clothing. Sixteen primary pockets handle everyday drivers, pliers and bits; the two additional pockets noted in the data sheet take overflow items. Builders needing integrated suspenders or a larger pocket count should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 16 pockets keep tools sorted and within reach
- Adjustable belt fits waists up to 54 inches
- Polypropylene construction resists daily wear
- 18 total pockets provide ample storage space
- 14-inch depth accommodates larger hand tools
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Tool Chests & Side Cabinets |
Questions about this item
Will the polypropylene material hold up after daily use on site?
The belt is constructed from polypropylene, a synthetic polymer that resists moisture and abrasion, so the fabric and stitching should remain intact through repeated jobsite wear.
How many tools can the 16 pockets actually carry before the belt feels overloaded?
Sixteen pockets distribute weight across the 58 3/4 in. length, but the practical limit is reached when the combined tool mass causes the belt to sag or the waist adjustment to slip.
Does the belt trap heat against the hips during a full shift?
Polypropylene does not breathe like woven cotton, so heat can build up against the body during extended wear in warm conditions.
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