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product_id: 20046742
title: "B240 Electrician's Combo With Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt. Heavy Duty Work Belt (Medium 31-35 Inches)"
brand: "gatorback"
price: "€ 351.83"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Gatorback"
url: https://www.desertcart.fi/products/20046742-b240-electricians-combo-with-pro-comfort-back-support-belt-heavy
store_origin: FI
region: Finland
---

# patented breathable air channel riveted & bar-tacked stress points 27 durable pockets B240 Electrician's Combo With Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt. Heavy Duty Work Belt (Medium 31-35 Inches)

**Brand:** gatorback
**Price:** € 351.83
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Gear up in comfort and durability — because your tools deserve the best sidekick!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** B240 Electrician's Combo With Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt. Heavy Duty Work Belt (Medium 31-35 Inches) by gatorback
- **How much does it cost?** € 351.83 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gatorback enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gatorback brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Fit in Seconds:** Quick-adjust buckle and versatile pouch placement let you tailor your belt for any outfit or workflow.
- • **Pro-Comfort Back Support:** Wide, padded waist strap dissipates tool weight evenly, so you can work longer without fatigue.
- • **All-Day Comfort, Zero Sweat:** Patented air channel and ultra-breathable foam backing keep you cool and comfortable through every shift.
- • **Stay Organized, Stay Efficient:** 27 box-shaped pouches with interior plastic lining prevent sagging and keep tools accessible and secure.
- • **Built to Outlast Your Toughest Jobs:** Riveted and bar-tacked stress points ensure your pouches and belt stand up to heavy-duty wear and tear.

## Overview

The Gatorback B240 Electrician's Combo is a medium-sized (31-35 inch) heavy-duty tool belt designed for professional electricians. Featuring 27 riveted, box-shaped pouches with plastic lining, it offers superior organization and durability. Its patented breathable air channel and ultra-breathable foam backing provide unmatched comfort and sweat-free wear. The belt includes a quick-adjust buckle and pro-comfort back support with a wide padded strap to evenly distribute weight, making it ideal for long workdays. Certified frustration-free and backed by a 1-year defect-free warranty, this belt is a top-rated (#16 in Tool Belts) choice for serious tradespeople.

## Description

Gatorback B240 Electrician's Combo With Pro-Comfort Back Support Belt. Heavy Duty Work Belt (Medium 31-35 Inches) - desertcart.com

Review: SUPER comfortable, ample space for tools, I customized it a bit for my work preference - My old tool belt needed to be retired because the plastic buckle starting giving way (it would periodically just unclip resulting in my whole tool belt just falling off) and my utility knife, over time, eventually put a rather large hole in one of the pouches and now everything falls out in that pouch. After a bit of searching, I settled on the Gatorback brand of belts for the ratings of comfort and ability to swap out or customize locations of the pouches. I had 3 requirements I was looking for. 1. Easy adjustability of the buckle for spring/fall work for wearing a jacket and taking it off (I don’t want to spend 5 mins adjusting the belt width after taking off my jacket when it warms up in the day). 2. Minimum 3 pouches for parts (screws, staples, marrettes, etc.). 3. Enough space to accommodate a rigid utility knife sheath. I purchased the Electrician’s combo belt (right and left pouches on the pro-comfort back support belt). I finally had some time over the Covid lockdown to transfer my tools out of my old tool belt into this new one and test it out for a while. Some of the positives: COMFORT: Out of the box and used as-is, I noticed right away it was VERY comfortable. I tend to carry about 10-15 lbs of tools in the belt (including cordless drill) which always felt heavy with my old ‘front pouches’ belt and thin belt strap, and I would always need to adjust it. Going an entire day with this belt was not an issue regarding tool weight. Sure, I adjusted the way the belt sat every so often, but not due to pain or heaviness. I was very impressed with it. The waist strap is wide and padded which dissipates the force from the weight nicely. POUCH LOCATIONS: I really like having the pouches on the sides of your body instead of across the front of your waist (like my old belt had). Having the tools on my sides allows me to be able to bend down and work close to the ground without having the tool pouches get in the way. The tape measure clip can also be slid to the side enough to be clear of my stomach while I’m bent over to work on plugs :) SPACE: On the right side, there’s plenty of storage for all my frequently used hand tools and screwdrivers, and there was also enough space that I could add a sheath/holder for my utility knife. For electrical work, I use the utility knife so frequently when cutting in boxes that I don’t like retracting the blade before putting it back into my tool belt (hence why I got the hole in my old belt, my fault). In this new belt, there’s ample space for me to add a sheath for the knife to store it vertically and prevent the blade from hitting the bottom of the sack. I took a cut-off piece of irrigation ABS pipe, cut it to length, heated up one of the sides with a torch, and compressed it in a vise until it cooled so that the knife handle would sit into it and rest on the notch. I also like using a square for box installation, but I cut my square off at 3-1/2" (hard to explain why...but I just usually NEVER use my square beyond 3"). There’s a pocket at the top of both the left and right pouches that is 3-1/2” deep, so my square fits perfectly into this pocket and tucks away. A full size square WILL stick out if you put it into this pocket. I also made a holder for my drill bits out of a 2x4 cutoff, some spare 1/2" EMT conduit, and 3/8” rubber grommets (Gardner Bender). ADJUSTABILITY: Adjusting the buckle position to change the diameter of the belt is very fast. My waist size is about 38" and I got the Large version of the tool belt (36"-40"). I wear it at the 2nd smallest belt clip but there’s still an extra 3 or 4 holes above that which I can use while wearing a jacket. There’s also the ability to fine tune the position of the pouches and hammer clip around the belt, which is nice if you want to “wear the tools” more towards the front or back on your sides. They are held up primarily by the fabric belt loop, but are prevented from moving/sliding from a very sturdy strip of Velcro on the inside. Some of the negatives: These negatives are more specific just to my personal taste of tool location, but shouldn’t be used as a reason to not buy this. HAMMER CLIP: The hammer clip is positioned at your back (you can choose right or left of your back, depending on your handedness), but it’s a position which I just can’t get used to. I like having it on the side of the right pouch which makes for easier access for drawing and replacing. I saw some of the other versions of pouches (Carpenters pouch) has the hammer clip natively on the right side, but the pouch doesn’t have the same screwdriver/hand tool storage which is critical to have for electrical tools. So instead, I removed one of the external pockets for pliers on the right pouch, and riveted the hammer clip onto that spot. I kept the fabric backing that the hammer clip is attached to and it created a pseudo-pocket behind it which I can slip in a small tool. I used Arrow aluminum rivets from Home Depot (the long ones which are ½” long and 3/16” wide). They fit perfectly through the hammer clip hole. I also used a leather/fabric punch to create holes in the fabric (drilling through kind of works but the fabric just shreds instead of leaving a clean hole). I also used a #10 washer on the inside (blind end of the rivet) to allow for better hold of the rivet. I attached it in 4 corners, and so far I’ve had no problems with it coming off or moving. NUMBER OF POUCHES: Unfortunately the electrician’s belt combo only comes with 2 pouches for miscellaneous parts on the left side bag. I trained on my old belt with 3 pouches to individually hold staples, screws, and marrettes, and found it difficult using only 2 pouches when I tested out this new one. I tried for about a week, but I ended up needing to add an extra pouch. To do this, I purchased the B302 Foundations Tie Pouch (also from Gatorback) which has 2 of the small pouches hanging off the big one. I cut the stitching and 2 double-cap rivets that were holding each pouch in place, and attached them to the 2 existing pouches on the left side. I rolled the fabric header (where the stitching used to be) to make it look clean and used 2 rivets underneath in the top corners (per pouch) to hold the pouches. I added a third rivet in the middle to hold the new pouch down and prevent it from bouncing. Yes, it increases the overall “width” of my gear a bit, but I’ll take it so that I can have my extra pouches for space! I could have added them maybe on the front and back sides instead, but hindsight is 20/20. Overall, there’s no way I’m going back to my old belt. I’m impressed with the quality and comfort of the Gatorback design. Even though it’s a bit steep in price on the bell curve for tool belts, I’m not even thinking about that since I can wear this for 8 hours straight without hurting! It took me one evening of customizing the belt to get the modifications done, but anyone who is fairly handy should be able handle it (if you want to do anything of the sort). Who knows, maybe Gatorback will offer different pouch feature combos in the future?? :)
Review: Awesome set of bags - I have only owned the tool belt for a few days but from the feel and sturdiness I can tell you they will last much longer than my previous Klein bags which were full of holes and held together by zip ties a year and a half later. Very comfortable and breathable. The material is pretty thick and appears durable. The stitching and riveting around all the side pockets is well done and not just some thin canvas with a plastic insert behind for support. 4 pouches on the left for material and plenty of pockets on the right for hand tools. It came with a tape measure holder on the belt along with the hammer holder. I was surprised to see that the top portion of each pouch with the gator logo was also another slim pocket I use for miscellaneous bits, sockets or pens. I am 6’2” with a 31” waist. I like my bags above the hips and for me I had the medium size belt maxed all the way to the smallest holes and it still felt like once I put a screwdriver in them they would fall right off. I contacted the company to let them know of the issue. The next business day they sent me a tracking number for a new belt the next size down without hesitation. Unbelievable customer service this is the type of company I want to buy from again in the future.

## Features

- Comfort - The Gatorback Tool Belts have a patented air channel design to provide the user with a breathable, comfortable and sweat free experience. Even the foam backing we use in our belts is an ultra-breathable material to keep the belt cool and comfortable!
- Tough - Every stress point on the pouches and on the belt are riveted AND bar tacked to ensure the pouches hold up for a long time!
- Box Design - All of our pouches have an interior plastic lining to give them a box shape that won't sag. Unlike other pouches that are sewn at a point, the box design keeps the pouches open, accessible and prevents tools from poking holes through the bottom.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B011VRPBRM |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #27,862 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #16 in Tool Belts |
| Brand | Gatorback |
| Certification | certified frustration-free |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,796) |
| Date First Available | July 17, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 4.99 pounds |
| Item model number | B240 |
| Manufacturer | Contractor Pro |
| Material | Leather, Nylon |
| Number Of Pockets | 27 |
| Part Number | B240 |
| Product Dimensions | 12"W x 13"H |
| Size | Medium - 31"-35" Waist |
| UPC | 873825004566 |
| Warranty Description | 1-Year Defect Free Warranty Through Gatorback Tool Belts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Gatorback
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Weight:** 4.99 Pounds
- **Material:** Leather, Nylon
- **Size:** Medium - 31"-35" Waist

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SUPER comfortable, ample space for tools, I customized it a bit for my work preference
*by M***K on December 20, 2020*

My old tool belt needed to be retired because the plastic buckle starting giving way (it would periodically just unclip resulting in my whole tool belt just falling off) and my utility knife, over time, eventually put a rather large hole in one of the pouches and now everything falls out in that pouch. After a bit of searching, I settled on the Gatorback brand of belts for the ratings of comfort and ability to swap out or customize locations of the pouches. I had 3 requirements I was looking for. 1. Easy adjustability of the buckle for spring/fall work for wearing a jacket and taking it off (I don’t want to spend 5 mins adjusting the belt width after taking off my jacket when it warms up in the day). 2. Minimum 3 pouches for parts (screws, staples, marrettes, etc.). 3. Enough space to accommodate a rigid utility knife sheath. I purchased the Electrician’s combo belt (right and left pouches on the pro-comfort back support belt). I finally had some time over the Covid lockdown to transfer my tools out of my old tool belt into this new one and test it out for a while. Some of the positives: COMFORT: Out of the box and used as-is, I noticed right away it was VERY comfortable. I tend to carry about 10-15 lbs of tools in the belt (including cordless drill) which always felt heavy with my old ‘front pouches’ belt and thin belt strap, and I would always need to adjust it. Going an entire day with this belt was not an issue regarding tool weight. Sure, I adjusted the way the belt sat every so often, but not due to pain or heaviness. I was very impressed with it. The waist strap is wide and padded which dissipates the force from the weight nicely. POUCH LOCATIONS: I really like having the pouches on the sides of your body instead of across the front of your waist (like my old belt had). Having the tools on my sides allows me to be able to bend down and work close to the ground without having the tool pouches get in the way. The tape measure clip can also be slid to the side enough to be clear of my stomach while I’m bent over to work on plugs :) SPACE: On the right side, there’s plenty of storage for all my frequently used hand tools and screwdrivers, and there was also enough space that I could add a sheath/holder for my utility knife. For electrical work, I use the utility knife so frequently when cutting in boxes that I don’t like retracting the blade before putting it back into my tool belt (hence why I got the hole in my old belt, my fault). In this new belt, there’s ample space for me to add a sheath for the knife to store it vertically and prevent the blade from hitting the bottom of the sack. I took a cut-off piece of irrigation ABS pipe, cut it to length, heated up one of the sides with a torch, and compressed it in a vise until it cooled so that the knife handle would sit into it and rest on the notch. I also like using a square for box installation, but I cut my square off at 3-1/2" (hard to explain why...but I just usually NEVER use my square beyond 3"). There’s a pocket at the top of both the left and right pouches that is 3-1/2” deep, so my square fits perfectly into this pocket and tucks away. A full size square WILL stick out if you put it into this pocket. I also made a holder for my drill bits out of a 2x4 cutoff, some spare 1/2" EMT conduit, and 3/8” rubber grommets (Gardner Bender). ADJUSTABILITY: Adjusting the buckle position to change the diameter of the belt is very fast. My waist size is about 38" and I got the Large version of the tool belt (36"-40"). I wear it at the 2nd smallest belt clip but there’s still an extra 3 or 4 holes above that which I can use while wearing a jacket. There’s also the ability to fine tune the position of the pouches and hammer clip around the belt, which is nice if you want to “wear the tools” more towards the front or back on your sides. They are held up primarily by the fabric belt loop, but are prevented from moving/sliding from a very sturdy strip of Velcro on the inside. Some of the negatives: These negatives are more specific just to my personal taste of tool location, but shouldn’t be used as a reason to not buy this. HAMMER CLIP: The hammer clip is positioned at your back (you can choose right or left of your back, depending on your handedness), but it’s a position which I just can’t get used to. I like having it on the side of the right pouch which makes for easier access for drawing and replacing. I saw some of the other versions of pouches (Carpenters pouch) has the hammer clip natively on the right side, but the pouch doesn’t have the same screwdriver/hand tool storage which is critical to have for electrical tools. So instead, I removed one of the external pockets for pliers on the right pouch, and riveted the hammer clip onto that spot. I kept the fabric backing that the hammer clip is attached to and it created a pseudo-pocket behind it which I can slip in a small tool. I used Arrow aluminum rivets from Home Depot (the long ones which are ½” long and 3/16” wide). They fit perfectly through the hammer clip hole. I also used a leather/fabric punch to create holes in the fabric (drilling through kind of works but the fabric just shreds instead of leaving a clean hole). I also used a #10 washer on the inside (blind end of the rivet) to allow for better hold of the rivet. I attached it in 4 corners, and so far I’ve had no problems with it coming off or moving. NUMBER OF POUCHES: Unfortunately the electrician’s belt combo only comes with 2 pouches for miscellaneous parts on the left side bag. I trained on my old belt with 3 pouches to individually hold staples, screws, and marrettes, and found it difficult using only 2 pouches when I tested out this new one. I tried for about a week, but I ended up needing to add an extra pouch. To do this, I purchased the B302 Foundations Tie Pouch (also from Gatorback) which has 2 of the small pouches hanging off the big one. I cut the stitching and 2 double-cap rivets that were holding each pouch in place, and attached them to the 2 existing pouches on the left side. I rolled the fabric header (where the stitching used to be) to make it look clean and used 2 rivets underneath in the top corners (per pouch) to hold the pouches. I added a third rivet in the middle to hold the new pouch down and prevent it from bouncing. Yes, it increases the overall “width” of my gear a bit, but I’ll take it so that I can have my extra pouches for space! I could have added them maybe on the front and back sides instead, but hindsight is 20/20. Overall, there’s no way I’m going back to my old belt. I’m impressed with the quality and comfort of the Gatorback design. Even though it’s a bit steep in price on the bell curve for tool belts, I’m not even thinking about that since I can wear this for 8 hours straight without hurting! It took me one evening of customizing the belt to get the modifications done, but anyone who is fairly handy should be able handle it (if you want to do anything of the sort). Who knows, maybe Gatorback will offer different pouch feature combos in the future?? :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome set of bags
*by J***N on May 6, 2019*

I have only owned the tool belt for a few days but from the feel and sturdiness I can tell you they will last much longer than my previous Klein bags which were full of holes and held together by zip ties a year and a half later. Very comfortable and breathable. The material is pretty thick and appears durable. The stitching and riveting around all the side pockets is well done and not just some thin canvas with a plastic insert behind for support. 4 pouches on the left for material and plenty of pockets on the right for hand tools. It came with a tape measure holder on the belt along with the hammer holder. I was surprised to see that the top portion of each pouch with the gator logo was also another slim pocket I use for miscellaneous bits, sockets or pens. I am 6’2” with a 31” waist. I like my bags above the hips and for me I had the medium size belt maxed all the way to the smallest holes and it still felt like once I put a screwdriver in them they would fall right off. I contacted the company to let them know of the issue. The next business day they sent me a tracking number for a new belt the next size down without hesitation. Unbelievable customer service this is the type of company I want to buy from again in the future.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great quality, easy size exchange.
*by D***N on February 21, 2024*

I recently ordered this tool belt a size too big, and was happy to see that you can exchange sizes for free. I was expecting to have to go through the annoying process of having to return the original belt and waiting for the smaller one to come in, but after contacting them they said they would send me a smaller belt (not a whole new pouch, just the leather belt), and let me keep the bigger one free of charge. I haven’t gotten the chance to use the belt yet, but I’ve tried it on and it’s the most comfortable belt I’ve ever worn by a mile (and that’s saying something considering I’ve used the Denali 2.0 by diamondback tools in the past). If you’re looking for a general electrician tool belt and don’t want to spend a fortune, I would 100% recommend buying from this company. Not only do they sell quality products, they also know how to take care of their customers. This is a smaller company that makes good quality products for a low price, which seems to be a hard thing to come by these days.

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