KingMoore Men's Tactical Belt Heavy Duty Webbing Belt Adjustable Military Style Nylon Belts with Metal Buckle

I've tried other belts with infinite adjustment, but finally this one has made the grade for me. It latches positively so there is no slipping of the buckle when you bend over. And the buckles don't fall off the belt when you release the tension the way some others do. There is a separate elastic belt loop that comes with the belt that is a little annoying but is an important part of the belt. It's there to hold down the part of the belt that's been pulled through the adjustment mechanism. It might not reach a belt loop on your pants and would want to sag or flap around. The elastic belt loop holds it against your waist. Threading this belt through your belt loops is a little more involved than most belts,because the adjustment end goes on the belt after it's threaded, but it's worth the tiny bit of extra effort. I still need a brown belt, so I will be buying at least one more.

I was so tired of leather, plastic and whatever other material most belts are made of wearing out in the holes and where the buckle resides so soon after the first wear I started searching for canvas belts. You see, I had the same canvas belt from boy scouts from 12-18 years of age which had about 1,000 miles of hiking, many moons of camping in New England weather, and other related young man shenanigans that lasted and besides fading a bit was still good to go. Now this mama jama is sturdier than that and the wicked crazy buckle will surely work in case you get into some James Bond stuff where you need an emergency grapple or to support yourself and your model friend from falling off a cliff. The other little thing it comes with, I am not sure what that is for, but I am sure it is good for something. The buckle is certainly a conversation starter as well, but if you are talking about your belt buckle I recommend using this Amazon thing to buy some books and putting those in your head.

I have to say I will not and do not use this item for everyday use. This belt will go in my BOB and my expectations are high. This belt is pretty sturdy and I think it will hold up under whatever I put on it. I did a test fit and it seemed to hold without slippage or loosening which is key for me. I do not plan to carry any type of holster, but believe it could handle it if I change my mind. For my use, this will work perfectly and I can actually get it through my belt loops without having to re-adjust or re-fit every time. The webbing is still as expected and does not look like it would unravel. The locking mechanism locking mechanism looks and feels very sturdy and should hold up to lots of wear and tear.This Kingsmoore belt was one of two belts under consideration, this was a great choice!

I'm a Firefighter/Paramedic so I carry a bunch of crap on my belt. I'm also, shall we say, a portly fellow...so the buckle of a traditional belt digs and in and becomes pretty uncomfortable pretty quick. I bought a different manufacturers version of this a while ago and I found that the release clips also dug in - actually hurt more than a regular belt. Then I tried this one - SO much better. The belt itself is loose (the other was pretty stiff) so much easier getting it on and it comes with a keeper for the end of the belt while its on, giving it a nice look. The quick release is awesome - I'm actually getting another as a back up. This is the belt I'll use the rest of my career - Awesome product!!

I was leery to purchase this belt given my previous experiences with similar type belts, but this is a really well made belt that holds it's position all day long. I work in a machine shop and am crawling on the ground, in machines, and climbing on top of ladders to even sitting down to do programing. This belt doesn't lose it's position all day. Every day. Even on the weekends.This is a great belt for the price, I highly recommend it!

This is a really cool belt for the price. I have always liked things that appear to be a mechanical design.But I also have No idea how the proper way is to loop the end through the two slotted openings.An instruction note inside the shipping box would help.BUT the GOOD news is my Pants haven’t fallen off yet. That’s a Major Plus.

Nice belt. Very heavy duty and strong. Looks really nice too. It takes a little getting used to, since you have to put the belt on basically backwards from a normal belt with how the buckle system works, but it’s easy to cut it to size, melt the cut nylon end with a lighter to keep it from fraying and get it to fit you properly and without too much of the end sticking out. If you take your time, it looks just as good as the original cut end.

There isn't much to dislike about it.It's gonna require getting a bit used to it and breaking it in as the latches have never been scathed. It'll get easier to use over time.It makes it really easy to use for a heavy duty belt and to easily undo it compared to normal belts.I just wish they had a much stronger structural integrity so that it prevented sagging whenever carrying something on the belt loop.For the manufacturers, it'd be best if you double layered it or somehow made the belt more structurally rigid.

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