An Australian Leather Tool Belt Like No Other
Welcome to the home of Australia’s finest Leather Tool Belts. Each and every individual leather tool belt we make is hand crafted using the finest premium European leather. No mass production. No cheap materials. Just premium Australian handcrafted tool belts you will love.
Product Categories
Tool Belt Kits
Premium Australian Handcrafted Tool Belt Kits
Tool Bags
Add Storage to your Tool Belt with a range of Tool Bags.
Tool Holders
Tool Holders to Create a belt that is unique to you
Leather Work Belts
Belts designs to carry your tools with Tool Holder & Bag attachments.
Delivering Australian Made Tool Belts Australia Wide
We specialise in Premium, Handcrafted Australian Leather Tool Belts for Australia. Our Tool Belts are used in the Construction, Trade and Mining Industries. Unlike other companies, our Tool Belts aren’t made by machines or mass produced in factories. With us you get the best.
So whatever you do, whether you’re a Electrician, Scaffolder,
You can even build your own custom tool belt – visit our custom tool belt page.
Quality Tool Belts Made For Australians
When it comes to tool belts, there is no substitute for premium, hand crafted quality from alltoolbelts.com. You will be thankful you invested in a quality tool belt every time you go to work.
Who Uses Our Tool Belts?
Electricians
Carpenters
Steel Fixers
Scaffolders
Riggers
Roof Carpenter
Home DIYer
Custom Solutions
FAQs
How much is a tool belt?
A good tool belt can set you back anywhere from $50 to $250 or more, but it’s not just about the price when selecting a belt that works for you.
What makes a good tool belt?
The simple definition of the best tool belt is one that holds every tool you need it to. This varies for each individual no matter what type of work they do. Before choosing a tool belt you should try on as many as possible. Also, take an inventory of the tools you need it to hold to see if the belt can hold them. This list may include a framing hammer, tape measure, speed square, torpedo level, needle nose pliers, screwdrivers, and more.
How do I care for my tool belt?
Care for your Tool Belt
Repair it as soon as you see any rips or tares. Store it in a cool, dry, elevated location. Removing all of the tools from it before you put it away is the best option. Failing that, at least take out the heaviest tools. No matter what belt you choose, take care of it and it will take care of you.
What makes a comfortable tool belt?
Tool Belt Comfort
Utility is one thing, but fit is another. How does the tool belt feel when you are wearing it? And How does it feel when it’s weighed down? If you can test the leather tool belt with tools you’ll have a much better real world comparison. Take note of chaffing or tools that hang too low or too high.
What is a quality of a tool belt?
Tool Belt Materials
Inspect the quality of the tool belt. Do the seams look straight and clean and are the pockets strong enough to withstand some abuse? Leather, canvas and nylon are popular materials. Although leather is the traditional material, the light weight and low cost of convas and nylon make them very appealing to DIYers and those who don’t need an ultra-durable belt.
The Buckle
Also look closely at the buckle mechanism and see If it looks like a possible failure point. If it looks weak then pass on it. You want a simple buckle that is easy to use but provides a sturdy clasp.
All Tool Belts
Casuarina WA 6167
Ph 08 94391560
Postal Address
P.O. Box 50
Kwinana, W.A. 6966
