Tan Tactical Belt

Super sturdy! No frills, just a belt. Stays adjusted and does not slip. Holds all of my holsters very solidly. No reason to buy the same thing from a name brand and pay 4-5 times more. This thing does the trick. Most of my belts get mis-shapen due to my fat gut, etc. but this has kept it's shape for 2+ years of almost every day use. You wont regret getting one in each color. It's a no brainer. UPDATE: 4 years later! Has kept its shape. Still as solid as the day it arrived. I’m a fat guy and fat guys know what happens to our belts. NOT THIS ONE. By FAR my favorite belt!!

Belt is great, no complaints. Fits good, no slouch as it is definitely rigid yet comfortable. All the holsters I have fit it nicely also. Agreeably it is brand new though the workmanship seems durable and of decent quality for the cost.

The belt is very well made and should last forever. It is somewhat thicker and heavier than I wanted, and initially rather difficult to tighten as it is very thick and stiff. I expect that will become easier as it breaks in.

Just received this belt. The workmanship is fantastic. It is very well constructed and holds my edc gear snugly. Will wear it for a month. If I am as happy about it then as I am now I will be ordering another belt (probably green).

I am satisfied with the quality, using daily.

I bought this to wear with my khaki pants at work. I'm a big guy and I have trouble doing like the video I watched explains because when I put the end thru the buckle and I try to hold it tight the belt loosens and is not a comfortable fit and almost feel like I have on no belt at all. I'm going to give it another try but so far I'm NOT impressed.

Light. Twice the thickness of standard issue Mil-Spec belts, but more flexible then those with plastic inserts sandwiched by the nylon. The material provides good traction for suspenders a great addition to the belt and line 1 gear ( mags, lights, IFAK, etc) . I like to get them long and cut down to fit my needs. Riggers belts are great, but you loose some belt space. If you don’t need to “snap in” to keep from falling out of aircraft - I’d go with this belt. The heavy plastic buckle has a adjustment tab perfectly located both sides of buckle- a great addition to last adjustment putting it on, and loosening to remove. It’s flat enough for wearing under a SamBrowne belt or the nylon duty belts. Mil, LE, Civilian application. Very reasonably priced.

If your weight yo-yos like mine you will need and infinitely adjustable belt like this one. It's sturdy and comes in khaki or black to match what ever pants you may wish to wear it with. It's cheap enough to have several to leave one in your long pants and shorts to use whatever the weather is. The end of the belt is very stiff which makes threading through the buckle easy. If I ever wear one out I would buy another again.