Rob Cosman's Apron 2.0
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Every woodworker needs a good Apron. We took our original apron and did a major design overhaul to toughen it up and we get - Apron 2.0!. It’s made of 8oz cotton canvas which we find is the perfect weight for toughness while at the same time allowing you to move around and not overheat. We improved the webbing to 1-1/2 inches wide military specification webbing and buckles. Each strap is fully adjustable to perfectly fit the apron to your body. One large and two medium sized, rounded bottom pockets make it easy to reach in and grab the smallest item. The large pocket features a half-round flap for those items you’d rather not have covered in saw-dust. And lastly, a combination pencil / ruler and cell phone pocket at chest height. Everything is double stitched with military grade edging so things don’t pull apart. Made in the U.S.A. You will love it.
This apron is great! It is very thick and over time it will wear great. The pockets are in all the right places.
The good... I have the 1.0 version. I found the straps a bit narrow and would get uncomfortable. I purchased this one due to the wide straps. The wide straps are much better. The chest pocket is also much better designed.
The might get better with time, the canvas seems thicker and does not conform as well as the old one did.
The worst, the straps are too close together for people with thicker necks. Talking seat belt burns on both sides of your neck. Get a fuzzy sleeve for the two shoulder straps.
Solid material and construction!
Great apron for woodworking. Simple and very well constructed but not too stiff. Number of pockets is perfect. Most aprons have way too many. Best feature is the length - mid thigh. I did not want an apron that went below my knees - as most do now. The RC 2.0 apron is the perfect woodworkers apron!
one of the backstraps is twisted and if I turn the twist around, it just twists in the opposite direction. Not sure if that's intentional, but it looks odd. Also, for me the belt strap is too long and I have cinched it down as much as possible. Am I too thin? One last thing, it would be nice if the belt was made in such a way that you can have enough slack to latch and then have a way to tighten it up afterwards.
