Klein Tools 5705 PowerLine™ Web Work Belt

One size, adjustable to fit waists up to 52 inches (132.1 cm). The metal buckle handles the adjustment, so a crew can share sizing across guys without stocking multiple belts. Nothing smaller is excluded, it cinches down from the top end.

The 5705 webbing is 2 inches (5.1 cm) wide, and it takes both tunnel loop and slotted pouches and holders. If your pouches are cut for a 2 inch belt, which is the common size for electrician's leather and nylon pouches, they slide straight on. Pouches with a slot narrower than 2 inches will not pass over the webbing.

No. The 5705 is a tool belt only. Klein states outright it is not an occupational protective belt and is not for fall arrest or back support. If you are tying off, you need a rated fall protection harness or positioning belt, not this one. Hanging tools is the whole job description here.

Nylon web, like the Klein 5705, is the lighter option and the 2 inch webbing does not stretch or take a set the way leather does once it is soaked. Leather breaks in to your shape and carries a heavy pouch load with more body, but it costs you weight. The 5705 runs 0.56 lbs bare, so most of what you feel on your hips is the tools, not the belt. Either way you want the same 2 inch width so your existing pouches carry over.

Metal, and it is a quick release design so you can drop the belt without unthreading pouches. On a nylon web belt the buckle is the first thing to fail, so a metal one is the difference between a season and a few weeks on a working crew.

Cat. No. 5705, sold as a single model with no size or color variations to specify. That is the full ordering identity for the PowerLine web work belt.

0.56 lbs for the belt and buckle. That matters when you are picking between belt styles, because whatever the belt weighs is dead load before a single pouch, tape, or meter goes on it.