Depending on the tool belt that you have, a flat bar can be tricky to carry in your tool belt and a challenge to fit and secure inside your tool belt’s bags. There are a few options that you can try to secure your flat bar. For instance, some people insert their flat bar sideways into the belt loop of the tool bag parallel to their tool belt. This can help to prevent your flat bar from sliding out of your tool belt. In addition to this, many people like to downsize the flat bar that they carry in their tool belt. Flat bars come in a range of different sizes, and some are far too long and heavy to carry on a regular basis. However, if you’re worried about your flat bar falling out of your tool belt whilst you’re working, you should opt for one that securely fits into one of the bags on your tool belt. Although the flat bar will still be thin in shape, opting for a shorter length that fits inside one of your tool belt’s bags means that it is less likely to fall out. That being said, many people don’t deem a flat bar an essential tool to place in your tool belt. If you find that you still want it nearby whilst you’re working, but don’t have the need to carry it in your tool belt, you can always keep it safe in a separate tool bag.