WYuZe 2 Pack Nylon Belt Outdoor Military Web Belt 1.5" Men Tactical Webbing Work Belts for Men

Been a few months now. Thought they might disfigure by now but no. Size was accurate. Buckle is also durable. I’m not a small guy and I’m active. These belts hold up great.

Bought a pair of these a year ago to replace a standard web belt. I wanted something more durable thus the nylon. Figured if the buckle gave out that I'd have a spare.Well, I ended up alternating between the two based on what color pants. They've both worked flawlessly with no sign of wear and tear. Bought two more for similar reasons when shifting between street clothes and work clothes.Really, it's a great value IMHO. The generic web belts always fail after a few years at best. Either the belt itself gives out or the cheapo buckles depending on the materials. They still look like the web belt my grandpa brought home from WWII, but his is still in good shape over 70 years later and all the modern ones I've ever bought worse out. So, I guess they don't make them like they used to but at least they're cheap. Since buying the WYuZe, I haven't had to worry about the belt wearing out AND it's still pretty cheap. Considering the nylon, I suppose it might outlive both me and grandpa's belt...lol

I like these...got three of them and have worn two of them quite a lot over the last several weeks. They aren't perfect and they are a different type of buckle than what most of us are used to, but they hold great, aren't too stiff or too flimsy, and the buckle is low profile enough not to get in the way or dent your belly. The buckle is a legit YKK delrin/abs and I can't see it breaking without some kind of serious snag or abuse. Thus far I have been unable to get it to slip or come undone during all kinds of contortions and pressure on it while carrying heavy items and leaning over railings and short walls. I think the diamond weave looks great, too, and it's a bit easier to trim and melt because it doesn't fray as quickly or badly as most plain weaves will (or webbing that is woven more loosely). Figuring out the mechanism is easy and just takes a little regular use to make it second nature...no problems undoing it quickly when needed and it's only a little slower than a traditional type buckle that uses holes. I have a 38" waist and the 28-42 version is really just barely long enough while giving a couple inches of tag end. I'd say if you are 40" or up, definitely get the next larger version. The other two I got were that larger one up to 50" and I just had to trim off a bit to my liking. I don't get the one-star video review from Niles - maybe a year ago they had a different buckle but it looks the same to me, maybe he doesn't get how to use it and/or hasn't actually worn it. The motions he's using while holding the belt aren't quite the way it works while wearing it and such extreme angles are unnecessary to clamp or unclamp it. I can say that actually wearing the belt in all kinds of situations it has not come undone.

It worked exactly as expected what i liked is that its very adjustable even tho i lost like 30 pounds i didnt need to put more holes in it like other belts

These belts are great, hold up well ( I have two that I’ve had for well over 6 years) great for folks who work in environments where metal buckles are a no-no.

From personal experience: Simple instructions to size and set the buckle, then remains set over all use. Buckle is strong, easy to release when removing belt, and so far has been flawless, with the added attraction over metal buckles of not scratching/damaging items that they may come into contact with, such as car fenders/doors, etc. Versatile: wear in casual office/lab environment, or at home/chore/errand/hiking/exercising and similar activities. Easy to hand scrub with brush and soap if needed and wear to the office again. Purchased a second set just to renew the first which now see more home use and standby as spares mainly because the minor fraying caused by a metal cell phone case clip worn a minimum of 16 hours 365 days a year on the same area of the belts. Even so, this wear has proved to be easy to trim away with scissors or melt away with a soldering iron tip; both methods making the trimmed area look original. The highly practical length adjustment easily adjusts to the wardrobe and layers chosen for the moment.

These are nice belts, but they have nothing to do with the Outdoors, the Military, or Tactical warfare. They should probably cost less. It seems like I always have to order some in colors I don't want to get the ones in colors that I do want. Why not just offer all of the colors and widths individually? And why not all the standard lengths? I just want a belt, not a project with scissors and a flame to trim it to length. These come in a fancy little cloth bag which I never use, even when packing for trips. The black one is, well, black, and the blue one is a nice shade of blue some might call "royal blue", which is brighter than my "navy blue" pants (and the black buckle). I didn't want my belt to make a statement, but it is pretty. These actually measure 1.5" wide, as advertised, and the tip is nicely tapered. Ease up on the hype and the packaging.

Works as described!!

Pues los cinturones están bonitos fue justo lo que esperaba, buena calidad 👍

Great belts, they do not slip and are comfortable.

Length of the belt was a bit shorter than I had anticipated but a great product

Great belts for daily use automotive work.

Standing up to use so far