PETZL CARITOOL

It fits nice and secure on your harness, easy to put on. This is the big one. I have the smaller one too and I like both. This one is alot more heavy duty than the smaller one, but both work great for attaching things that need to be removed off and on from your harness (water bottles, ropes, whatever). My plan for the big one is to use with my chainsaw but I haven't done that yet, but I'm sure it will handle it.

It’s great for what it is but nothing like a higher end tool carrier. It will do the job but moves around on the saddle a bit too much for my taste. Easy to get stuff on but a pain to get it off until you get used to it. But for the money, it’s a great buy.

This piece of equipment has made my life a million times easier. It fits perfect on my harness and makes mobility so much easier with a chainsaw. Very sturdy and well built. If you're thinking about buying it, do it!

I use this for firefighting. I attach it to the SCBA near the rear so I can slip an axe or a halligan out of the way. My only complaint is I wish it was a hair bigger and that it gripped a little better when mounted to the webbing. Otherwise great piece of equipment.

Works great, never let me down

Works well

Excelente, todo llego intacto. La entrega super puntual.

The Petzl tool holder is designed to help organize equipment during rope access tasks. However, it has some points to consider: Material: Made of lightweight plastic, the holder is practical and easy to attach to the harness. However, its durability is limited. The plastic construction does not provide high resistance, making it less suitable for carrying heavier tools or equipment that may wear down the accessory quickly. Installation and Stability: While the holder easily fits onto the harness, it lacks a secure fixation system. As a result, it tends to shift or come out of the recommended position as the user moves. This can be inconvenient, especially during rope access operations where stability and quick access to tools are critical. Functionality: Despite its limitations, the tool holder performs its basic function of accommodating smaller, lighter items such as carabiners and small hand tools. However, for users needing greater stability or planning to carry heavier gear, this might not be the best option. Conclusion: The Petzl tool holder is a practical choice for those seeking a lightweight and quick solution to organize small accessories on their harness. However, the lack of a secure fixation system and the low resistance of the material may be drawbacks for tasks that require higher stability and durability.