Diamondback Toolbelts are premium tool belts products built with comfort, durability and organization for every Tradesperson.
HISTORY
Diamondback Toolbelts was founded in San Francisco in 1992 by the late Master Carpenter Jim Skelton. After hurting his back on the job, Jim was eager to get back to work. He was unable to use his old gear, so Jim searched for a tool belt he could wear to reduce his pain. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find one. So as any master carpenter would, he built his own. The first official Diamondback rig was born.
TODAY
Diamondback is taking trade gear to the next level. We design and manufacture innovative, ergonomic products for the trade industry. Our relentless support of high quality manufacturing has earned us a loyal and growing customer base, and we are proud to continue to support and contribute to the trades. Diamondback is headquartered in Charlottesville, Virginia with a distributed team throughout the United States.
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Best ones I found so far just bought a pair. Going to try them out I do drywall hoping it’ll be easier to stay on my body I’ve had bad luck with pouches falling off me
Best belt I have ever worn. Granted I have been wearing 30 dollar CLC belts forever.....however this thing is super nice and fits perfect.
You guys coming up with new suspenders?
Super satisfied with my Niko purchase. I also recently got the Tempo belt which is really nice. In the past year I also bought a lot Atlas 46 stuff but it seems a bit heavier than Diamondback stuff and in the summertime that just means I'm hotter. I'm really satisfied with all of the Diamondback stuff including the Ox and the Flux. Great stuff. Thanks for making these videos so I can understand what I'm purchasing.
Ouch ugly
Where can you buy it from? Only online direct?
Can I put my tie wire real on this belt?
I have pair of sax
If you have a size 34" waist, buy a medium.
Do you have a suggestion for a belt extension for abit of room around the waist
Akribis buckle is by far superior
They are also the best window cleaning pouches.
Wish the XL/ XXL size was available.
How convenient. That same strap just ripped off my diamondback after about 2/3 years of usage. Considering getting a tempo belt unless I find a better one
Just got my first Diamondback belt this week. This new belt looks amazing. Would love to have this one, but I couldn't pass up the discount on the 6" older version. I am very impressed by the quality. It looks and feels amazing! Im using toughbuilt cliptech pouches on it right now, but would like to get Diamondback pouches for it. This belt has me stoked and now I'm nerding out on the different setups. Im just a homeowner doing a lot of remodeling, so I'm trying to figure out what pouches would do well with the variety of projects Im working on. Anyway, awesome products! Can't wait to get my hands on more Diamondback stuff.
Where do you mount a 3 point suspender system?? I see D rings for a four point
That’s right. The framer starts the job with setting a form square and level. Every other trade falls in after that. After the concrete is finished, the framer frames the walls. All other trades fall in after that. Takes a framer to do his part before anyone else has a job.
No other trade has a job until the framer gets his part done
lol WHAT
You mean the concrete guys, or did you mean the grading guys or did you mean the fucking person who paid
@@danielmoreno9695so intelligent
The framer can't do shit without a 120 volt GFCI receptacle to plug his compressor into. Oh, you have battery operated nailers? Those have to be charged by alternating current too.
I've tried both. The pant belt and the tool belt. Both slip through out the day. Which is very disappointing considering this is supposed to be a premium belt. I must say I have had better luck with the Tempo belt. That belt I am very happy with.
Just ordered mine! I think it’s a game changer belt man.
A DB sax mesh pouch would be nice! (COUGH, COUGH)
No more drill bit index on the miter???
Not using the Cobra buckle any more and designed your own version? I like the quick adjust, it is similar to buckles on a backpack, you constantly adjust those during a long walk, it is nice to have that during a days work. Any chance these are coming to the Netherlands? I noticed Gereedschappro, the Dutch dealer not having everything on stock. I would like to go there and check everthing out before biting the bullit on something.
The Cavetto is that one being discontinued?
is there a dealer in Alberta Canada?
I have the maestro tool belt. Would that work with this tool vest system?
Badger belts are better sorry
Youd be really useful on site stealing everyones tools.
So it rides above your pants belt? Sry switching from carrying stuff on my regular belt.
I have the red sax hits the Glue Bot perfectly and just picked up a quiver for shims
Here’s my issue now, I’ve purchased your top belt a couple years ago and now I’d like to get the tempo belt BUT, can you buy back the other belt at a discounted rate? It’s in great shape.
I have a feeling the belt is going to need to be tightened as the Velcro will come loose
I have the belt. It does not come loose. The velcro is super duper strong.
We need to see a video to see how the top pocket closure works. Does it work with any top pocket pouch?
I just ordered mine. Now just waiting for the new belt release. BAM!😂
You guys really should have a proper phone number posted. It makes dealing with issues quickly impossible only doing email and nobody answering on weekends. Then I could've called and spoken to someone asap before the wrong order shipped.
It would be nice to see a main electrical pouch sized between the Niko and Mini Niko, without so many external loops for drivers. Just a personal preference though.
Besides the Niko and Mini Niko and Flux, does anybody use the Miter or another DB bag as a main electrical tool pouch? I dont like the design or layout of the Niko at all.
Does the sxs fit a 4 inch belt
I’m sure it does. The way they fit to the belts it won’t matter what width belt is being used. I bought my bags in 1998… still use them to this day.
How do I wash it? It's only a few days old but already I've noticed I get a little sweaty in it and don't want to be the smelly guy.
Is the belt itself machine washable or just take it out back with the garden hose? It could probably use one after 7 years.
I would love to work with these guys to do a professional standing seam roof nailbag. I have like 750 worth of there stuff and have it set up pretty nice but I think we could do better. We metal roofers carry around a crazy amount of stuff
This is the El Chapo model? It’s a homage to the escape artist El Chapo.
Im 5 9” muscular 219 lbs what size should i get
Just bought these on Friday. Having issues with the quick releases for the yolk coming undone when I take my rig off to hang it up by the D ring. If it doesn't happen when I'm holding it by the suspenders it will happen hanging in the back of the van on the way to the next job without fail. Any suggestions? I feel like I'm getting a ton of unnecessary wear and tear on the parts involved if I'm doing this 5-10x/day. Super comfy otherwise though. Dig the slippery material on the inside of them. Keeps them from getting caught on my shoulders and pulling my belt weird ways when I go down and up.
These videos explain well what is lacking on the website, in terms of what can attach where, and how. Seems some items are belt only, or vest only, but difficult to ascertain which/what/how.
What harness is that
That little retainer is great for stabbing your stomach
Why does this guy always seem like he just woke up?
foundation guy here and this works FANTASTIC for carrying ties. So frustrating when ties are constantly falling out of your pouches or getting in the way of your nails.
Some of us are steel stud framers and drywalling. I dig the pouch but it can be definitely better. For one drywallers and framers don’t carry their fasteners on their tool side also
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