Bison Designs38mm Wide Light Duty Belt with Black Buckle (Coyote, 46-Inch Maximum Waist/X-Large)

I've had this for a couple years and use it regularly. I've modified the end (cut at 45° to facilitate threading it in the buckle) to make it easier to put on, but the real reason for the 3 star review is that it does not stay tight/snug. I am constantly adjusting it so that it does its job and stays tight. I think sharper "knurls" on the buckle would fix it - - and if it did, I'd be happy to give it 5 stars...

I love these belts and this is the fourth one I've bought. I had black, charcoal gray, and olive. I wanted a brown shade and got this in the prairie color. The belt that came looks exactly the same color as shown on the web page. It will be great with brown or khaki color jeans and pants. I love these belts. In case you need to know: 38 MM WIDTH IS 1.5 INCHES WIDE. Actually it is 1.496 inches to be prexact.MADE IN THE USA! QUALITY NYLON WEBBING. ANODIZED AIRCRAFT GRADE ALUMINUM.I normally wear a 33 inch waist in my jeans and pants, and I normally buy 36 inch long leather belts. I ordered the medium length which is 38 inches long and that is what came. You need a little more length to accommodate thick shirts and sweaters. Note this is a light duty belt, not intended for tools, holsters, etc. hanging off it. There is a version that is double thickness for a duty belt. This nylon is about the same thickness as most nylon belts and about the same as my military belts. The width is greater than my other belts and it fills the loops of my jeans and chinos much better. This belt can be cinched a little tighter or a little looser when you need, something belts with holes don't offer. Oh yeah, you can cut it shorter and melt the cut nylon web with a butane lighter or torch to keep it from fraying if you want it shorter.Don't jump to the conclusion that this is for survival or for climbing or load bearing. It has a tag inside that says "not for climbing". While I'm sure it will support my weight easily, it does not have the reinforcements needed to guarantee that. I don't know why some people think this is for survival, nothing in the description indicates that. It would make a great tourniquet in an emergency. Could be used to wrap around something or someone. I'm sure that there are uses for it like any nylon or leather belt, but some reviewers have assumed (not from the description) that this is a survival tool! Not, it is a great belt. I love them and recommend them.

There isnt much more that you can ask for when you are paying 15 bucks. What you get is a quality buckle made from aluminum and a solid weave design belt that looks like it will last far longer than any other belt at this price range.

Don't get me wrong. I am a guy will a big belly small waist. It works really good. It does tend to slide a bit from all the pressure it is under so I do have to re tighten a few times. But overall damn good belt. In construction, durable so far and hell it is up for the task of holding up my 300lb belly.

Exactly what I wanted. Would definitely recommend and purchase in the future if needed.

The belt is nice and seems well bit, but constantly loosens and needs frequent retightening

Nice belt. Seems well made. However the slide that bites into the belt isn’t the best and the belt slips and loosens by it’s self.

Nice buckle. Sturdy polymer-based web belt. Colour scheme matches pretty-much anything, and it is fairly neutral. Tends to stay where I put it, it does not seem to slip and expand. Does the job for which I wanted it. My wife does not like it, but she does not wear it.

Exelente en tamaño justo el complemento de mi pantalón de trabajo. Hebilla de metal claramente más resistente que las de plástico de otros cinturones parecidos

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