Rothco Web Belt with Open Face Buckle, Black, Black Buckle, 44"

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This belt is not as good as the one issued to me in the Army but it is darn good for the money. It tends to slip slightly when fastened but not too bad. After buying one, I bought two more colors. I'm pleased with this product.

Sold as described. Too bad it is not made in the USA

This Belt Is The Closest I've Seen To My Actual Army Belt And Buckle From The 80's....Only Complaint I Have It The Spikes On The Buckle Aren't Aggressive Enough, But - It Still Holds In Place Well Enough...Easy To Adjust And You Can Cut The Belt End To Make A Better Fit Without So Much Extra If You Want To....The Belt Is Thin BUt Not Too Thin And Comfortable And The Buckle Is Metal - Appears To Be Strong And Well Made So Far....

Nice minimalist belt. Apparently this design goes back to American infantry uniforms in World War I, and although this is a modern Chinese-made reproduction, it stays true to its origins in being inexpensive but very useful and reliable. It has the advantages of other canvas mesh belts (notably that they can be adjusted to any size, big or small), but with a much more subtle buckle than the garish slabs of metal found in the more common designs.

Hard to see any difference between this and the belt I was issued over 50 years ago.

Great looking belt buckle. It's compact, flat, and easy to adjust.

Works as expected. For those that feel it slips, my recommendation will be to tighten it slightly more than you would like and then it will slip back to the position you would like it.

I quite liked the appearance and feel of this belt, until is fell apart after a couple of months. Disappointing.