Bigg Lugg Power Tool Holder Belt Hook :: Education by Design Store

Customer Reviews

Nice Idea - Bad Application

2007-05-07
The Bigg Lugg's idea is a good idea, but does not allow the person to get to the gun and get it out of the cradle. Most of the time, the clip comes off with the gun. Not a good product.

Okay in theory

2007-03-20
Put on belt and attached nice new nail gun that promptly fell on floor in next 5 minutes - was !#~!~~!! Will not rely on clip again.

Great Product

2006-11-03
For the price this product is so worth it. Just clip it on your belt and use it with almost anything. Works great with a cordless drill, finishing/framing gun, or just about anything else you need to carry up a ladder and use...

power tool holder

2005-09-08
IT WORKS PRETTY WELL WITH A BIG GUN. IT WORKS VERY WELL WITH A SMALL GUN. MY COIL NAILER IS A LITTLE HARD TO GET OFF AND IT BENT THE BELT CLIP A COUPLE OF TIMES.

ok ..but bunge lugg is better

2005-02-24
the drill fits but hangs up when you go to remove it from the hook. I had this first and it was ok. But then I got the big lugg bunge...much better easier to use all aroung a better solution.

Damn handy product

2004-03-08
Fully adjustable for almost any hand held power tool. Use to hold cordless drills, nailers, staplers, saws and more. Fits any tool belt or waistbelt and clips on and off in seconds. Swivels out of the way against your hip when not in use. Durable metal construction.

great for holding your cordless drill

2003-12-03
i owned a holster for my cordless drill and was fighting to get the drill in and out every time. i bought the big lugg tool holder and threw away my holster. i own 2 now and don't wear a toolbelt anymore.

Overpriced, poor quality

2003-11-12
Simply put, this belt hook isn't worth the retail price. It does hold virtually any tool, as advertised, BUT:

1. When not in use, the belt hook continually snags on objects. Even if you fold it in, it works its way out and becomes an annoyance.

2. The wire hook that holds your $200+ cordless tool bends rather easily when snagged, and can result in a dropped tool.

3. The cheap plastic swivel and rivet arrangement that transfers all of the weight of the tool from the wire hook to the spring steel belt clip BREAKS easily.

All in all, this clip is NOT recommended. The versatility is nice, but the quality of construction/materials and overall performance just don't make it.

Weak-Lugg 2003-10-22
This is an example of a good idea badly implemented. The clip slides up and down the tool belt and the hook bends easily. I stopped using it after having my Panasonic drill fall to the ground twice. Should have used steel, not Aluminum for the hook and come up with away to keep the clip from sliding. Unfortunately, this is useless.

Good Concept, but Poor Durability and 0 Company Support 2003-07-04
As a tool holder, it worked great. But in casual homeowner use over a less than 2 month period holding only my 12V drill, the aluminum rivet holding the 'Lugg' to the spring steel belt clip broke. As an engineer, it became obvious that a joint between aluminum and spring steel requires special consideration that was not given in this design. To make matters worse, I contacted via e-mail the company that produced this, from whom I bought the device originally, and have yet to hear from them. If your's breaks, don't try to fix it yourself. I did, and the 'Lugg', which also appears to be made of aluminum, failed at the thread as I was removing the nut. There was probably some loc-tite in the top nut. Yes, the device is very useful, and relatively inexpensive, but if you buy one, be prepared to replace it often.