Work Tool Apron, Heavy-duty Canvas Woodworking Apron for Men & Women with Dual Shoulder Straps & Adjustable Buckle, Utility Shop Apron for Carpenters, Mechanics, Artists, Crafters, Apron Only

I’m a garage/hobbyist woodworker, and this is one of the better shop aprons I’ve had. The canvas/cotton material is really strong, but it’s comfortable, and the apron is cut in such a way that it allows easy, fluid movement in the shop (which is great for safety). The straps are easy to adjust for a good fit on the shoulders and chest, and while a clip would be more convenient to secure the back, it does tie fairly easily and securely.The pockets have varied sizes and designs convenient for a variety of shop tools: writing utensils, measuring tape, safety glasses, mallet/hammer, gloves, box cutter, sanding blocks - there are a lot of options. The pockets feel sturdy, and they secure tools comfortably.This is a great shop apron for a hobbyist.

This is nicer than I thought it'd be. The canvas material is sturdy and has a weight and shape to it. It's not flimsy. It has so many pockets and other opportunities to store tools - like loops and places to attach hooks and stuff.Even if you're not wearing it, it's a great way to organize your tools. I keep mine meticulously organized so this apron is like its own toolbox. It's strong material too - I don't imagine any of my tools will rip this anytime soon.A lot of the product page discusses the shoulder straps over the traditional neck-loop. I never paid attention to that feature (or lack thereof). But when I tried the apron on I totally understood. It's way more comfortable and evenly-weighted - like there's no saggy pulling spot when a heavier tool is in a pocket. I hate that - you can't reach the tool you need because the apron slides to the right whenever you put the mallet in the loop, which immediately leads to chaos.Idk. It feels & fits really good. I feel like a blacksmith when I'm wearing it - like from Game of Thrones times.I'm gonna get one for gardening too. And maybe one for the art studio. It's way easier to switch aprons than move your tools all over the place depending on which area you're working in. Yeah, this is a solid investment. Love it.

I like the pockets on this apron. I can place crafting tools in the pockets and actually know where I put them. The material is very thick. It's adjustable.

Pretty good little carpenter's apron. Stitching all looks good and it fits right. Loads of pockets that I'm sure I'll figure out what to do with while I'm working on projects. There's a split in the center so that you can lift your legs without the entire bottom folding up on you, which I liked. The one thing that I don't find ideal is the placement of the lower pockets. The center of them hit right about where my leg bends, meaning that whatever is in those pockets kind of pushes out. Of course, you can't put them higher as there are pockets there, and lower might not be ideal because they'd be on your legs and prone to bumping into what you're working on.

This review is for HODRANT Work Tool Apron, Heavy-duty Canvas, $23 on amazon.I don't consider myself to be a dumb person (I'll leave that up to you to judge) but I needed to refer back to the Amazon page to look at how all the various straps are supposed to be configured especially the two long ones (on each side around the neck area). I recommend you do the same.Material is very robust and looks like it will endure well over time.As with most work aprons, this one comes with numerous pockets for tools. They even include a loop where you can drape a towel. Pretty cool idea.

I have an old work tool apron that I have used for years, but it was always less than adequate. Thin, not adjustable, and floppy pockets.This new one addresses all of the problems I had with the old one. This apron seems to be very well made with nice thick material. It has fully adjustable straps, lots of pockets. It even has a V at the bottom so that it will separate properly when you sit down.

The material seems like it should last awhile. I would have made the pockets bigger. The designers present an interesting solution to keep the weight off of ones neck. When putting it on, it took a few minutes of studying the pictures to find that the long strings go straight down ones back to the metal rings on the sides of the apron, then get tied together behind you. It does keep from having a string around your neck to hold it up, but I was never, ever good at tying a bow behind my back. I think I'm going to rig up an adjustable buckle for back there. I don't want to get aggravated trying to tie this on before I even have the chance to get aggravated at what I'm working on and commence throwing wrenches.

Love this product. I needed something that would protect my clothes from working on a ton of different projects. It is lightweight, yet durable. It is easy to put on and has a ton of space for supplies. The material also has water bead off, which is pretty cool. Highly recommend this for anyone who works on different hands on projects. Its work every penny!