Description
Badger’s take on the big American framing rig, the FSU. This tool belt will provide plenty of room for your tools and fasteners while cutting back on trips to refill. All FSU sets come with a contoured belt with metal Cobra buckle to help support and distribute the added weight framing bags demand. Currently all FSU sets come with our XL size bags. We feel it suits the needs of the professional framer best in this size. These are our longest bags at about 17″ from top to bottom. Keep that in mind if length is a concern.
Framer Tool Bag: Tape pouch, 5 tool slots in main pouch-three along inside back and two inside front, two stacked lower pouches with tool slot in the middle one, rear tool loop. Pencil/utility combo up front with three narrow slots and one deep pocket. Overall length is approximately 17″. Also comes with a hammer sleeve.
Framer Fastener Bag: Tape pouch with 4 interior 1″ wide elastic slots, speed square slot in main pouch with wide tool slot below, fastener pouch with slot, lower fastener pouch, two front tool pockets, 2 stacked rear tool slots and a reinforced bar sleeve on the underside of the bag. Overall length is approximately 17″.
As with all Badger bags, the bottom of the main pouch is reinforced with USA made tactical webbing to increase puncture and abrasion resistance.
To ensure you get the belt that will offer you the most flexibility, it’s important that you read and follow these instructions. DO NOT base your choice on your pants size. Take a string or tape measure and measure snugly where you plan to wear your tool belt. Belts are typically worn on the hips. This area tends to be wider than where your pants sit. Keep in mind your working conditions. If you work outside in all seasons, layers will increase your circumference.
Badger belts have around four or five inches of flexibility for the best fit. This is more than enough for most people. For an optimal fit, there should be 2″ to a max of 6″ of open space between your belt ends. For instance, if your measurement is 36”, you should go with a MD belt which will leave about 3” of open space. Keep in mind, if you prefer your bags to sit further back, order on the small side.