Features:
- ages 6 and up
- real tools made for little hands
- Pouch sits comfortable around waist
- adjustable waist up to 40 inches
Editorial Review:
Kit includes a leather pouch, 4 oz. claw hammer, 6" torpedo level, 6' tape rule, Phillips head screwdriver, slotted screwdriver, and carpenter pencil. Pouch sits comfortable around waist.
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 
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Great Tool Set for Little Helpers 
We bought this set for our 4 year old for Christmas. He has always loved helping out with projects and using his Dads tools so we thought it would be a great idea for him to have his own set. He loves it and as soon as it was opened he was helping everyone take the battery covers off all the new toys. The hammer is a little scary in the hands of a 4 year old but we just put that up until he gets a little older. I was impressed by the quality and number of tools you get at such a great price.
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Best Quality Kids Tool Belt
I bought this tool belt for my 4 year old. The pouch is a suede leather material and attaches with a heavy duty latch. It also comes with real tools instead of toy ones that wouldn't last long. My son was so excited when he got this and wears it around all the time...now he has a tool belt just like his Dad! Definitely worth the money (what a great price)for a tool belt that won't be falling apart any time soon!
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Lots of fun for your serious little builder!
Our 5-year-old son was over the moon Christmas morning when he opened this little set. It's "just like Daddy's!" We actually gave him some scraps of wood and nails (Daddy is a builder), and he has been blissfully happy in the backyard ever since.
The bag is sturdy, tightly sewn, heavy feeling leather. The belt tightens to his size, he's quite small- wears size 4 pants. The screwdrivers and level are just like any you'd find in a basic homeowner's tool kit. There is a working pencil.
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Great Value 
We bought this tool kit for our 5 year old nephew. It was just what we where looking for. It is a great value. The tool "bag" is leather and is sure to hold up for as many years as he will be using it. The tools are real and functional and are enabling him to work with his dad as they work to build their house. The hammer is more of a tack hammer and as such, we don't see him using it to drive real nails but then he is less likely to get into trouble with it. The only suggestions at all are that the hammer... more info
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