Clip-on modular tool holsters that attach anywhere on your safety vest. Rearrange them like building blocks to match your body, your trade, and the job in front of you.
Every "modular" vest on the market gives you 4 to 8 fixed spots to hang tools. That's someone else deciding where your hammer goes.
SnapRig replaces fixed loops with a full-surface grid panel. Each holster locks into any position on the grid. Move it up, down, left, right. Stack them tight or spread them wide. The vest adapts to you, not the other way around.
Each holster is precision-shaped for the tools you actually carry. Not generic pouches.
Vertical tube design for pencils, scribers, and slim marking tools. Quick single-hand draw.
Holds knife-shaped and screwdriver-style tools secure. Friction-fit with thumb release.
Side-entry slot for flat, wide tools. Slim profile sits flush against the vest.
Wide-jaw cradle for spring-loaded tools. Holds open handles without them splaying out.
Extended vertical channel for long, narrow tools. Balanced hang point reduces swing.
Adjustable cradle for odd-shaped tools that already have a belt clip. Works with existing clips.
Every tool a flooring installer reaches for, covered from launch.
Not how a product designer imagines you work
Left-handed? Short torso? Long arms? Place every holster exactly where YOUR hand naturally falls. No compromises, no workarounds.
Hardwood today, tile tomorrow. Pop holsters off the grid and reclip for the next job. Your vest changes as fast as the work does.
Hi-vis compliant from the start. One garment handles OSHA visibility requirements AND tool carry. No layering a rig over a vest.
Knee kicker sleeve. Seam roller slot. Trowel quick-draw. Built for the tools no one else makes holsters for.
"I spend 8 hours a day on my knees installing floors with tools jammed in my pockets or dangling off a belt that digs into my hips. There has to be a better way."
Every flooring installer, eventually
Current vests force you into someone else's idea of where tools should go.
Tool belts concentrate weight on hips and lower back. 8 hours of that adds up over years.
Generic systems built for carpenters and electricians. Flooring tools are shaped differently.
A vertical, magazine-style cartridge that clips onto your vest grid and holds 10+ packs of utility blades. That's 70-80 blades within arm's reach. Pull a fresh pack from the top like a Pez dispenser — gravity-fed, zero fumbling.
No more digging through pouches or pockets for a blade that's already dull. The first consumables accessory in the SnapRig ecosystem.
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