Tool Vests: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Some tool vests are ready to accommodate everything from a cordless drill to an array of hammers. Others are decidedly smaller and are only suitable for hand tools like screwdrivers and pliers. The right vest for you is the one that puts the tools you use most often close at hand.
Fact #2. You may only tend to work with a few tools for most projects. If that's the case, then by all means get a simpler, lower priced tool vest. Many can be had for around twenty dollars. These are more than adequate for light professional work, or for the DIY hobbyist.
Fact #3. If you're a general contractor or your line of work merits the use of myriad tools, you may want to consider a tool vest that costs a hundred dollars or more. These can hold dozens of tools of varied size. A great vest will last for years and years of regular use. Consider its purchase an investment in long term convenience.
Fact #4. Safety and moderation are critical. If you try to put too many tools in at once, you'll weigh yourself down. You'll also end up with a cluttered and disorganized vest. This will make accessing your tools a hassle instead of an easy process. It's alright to use a toolbox or tool chest as a backup storage system.
Fact #5. Clean your vest from time to time. Ideally, you'll use a washing machine if its care instructions approve that cleaning method. If need be, wiping the vest down in general and spot cleaning problem areas will suffice as well. Regardless of you clean it, it's important that you take the time to do so. These items are exposed to lots of substances like sweat, spilled paint, and solvents.