I bought one of those Home Depot Husky tool belts for detecting. It's worked out great so far. It sort of looks like this, couldn't find the exact one, but it was basically $20. I took off one of the big pouches, and the small tape measure pouch and just leave one of them on the belt, on my right hip. The big pouch part of it, I put in 2 composite diggers and a fake lesche digging tool. I used to also fit an Automax V4 pintpointer in there no problem. (I now have an X-1) I bet it would fit that plug. The small outside pouch I put my drop cloth in. It's deep enough none of my tools fall out while detecting even while sitting on the ground. It's also big enough that you do not even have to look when shoving them back in. On the left side I have my Minelab pouch I got free with my explorer. That's where my finds go! So far it's worked out great. I'll try and take a picture of my "rig" if you want.
One of my pouches has a metal loop for a hammer, I've seen some people use it for larger diggers and what have you. I also have other attachement places that would allow me to clip stuff to it. I like this belt a lot, I add and subtract to it depending on the type of hunt I'm on. Theoretically I could put both pouches on and my Minelab pouch if I were on some deep woods expedition that required a lot of gear.
[attachment 97221 HDToolbelt2.jpg]Here's the tool belt.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100634118&categoryID=527214
[attachment 97223 AmesTrueTemper.jpg]Here's the digger I use, cheap and very rugged. I put a ton of pressure on it and so far it's held up. Lifetime warranty.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100541220&N=10000003+90010+502649
