Carhartt Mens Double Prong Leather Belt Available In Multiple Styles Colors & Sizes

Maaaaaan! It's hard finding a decent leather belt. A lot of them are about half as thick as this belt, with a chintzy buckle. I've had leather belts split, the strap holding the buckled end fall off, the buckle come apart, just a waste of money. I've only just started using this, but I can tell that the belt and I will be working together for quite a while. It's worth the price. WARNING ... to unbuckle, you've got to practice. Don't wait until you really need to use the washroom. It's a heavy duty buckle with part of it knobbly to keep the belt secure. Which means it doesn't just slide off, which is good. Buy the belt, use it, you'll see what I mean when you take it off.

as i expected

Great quality, genuine leather smells and looks amazing. I highly recommend this belt.

Buen acabado y material, aunque la parte interna de la faja es muy lisa y no tiene mucho agarre en la tela

Good nice looking belt, added to my Carhartt collection

Decent full grain leather belt with nice heavy-duty buckle. Size runs true to sizing chart. I ordered mine 2" larger than the chart as often belts run short but not this one, I'm using the shortest holes. Note other double-hole belts have the holes all the way around the belt but not this one, it's like a normal belt and only has a few holes +/- the size of the belt. No problem as I have a leather hole punch and can easily add several smaller holes in case I lose some weight.Update: Still liking this belt, forgot to mention before I like that the belt is not as thick/bulky/stiff as some of my other belts, still strong though. Been holding up well with near daily use.

Made in India. This belt is very thin, not heavier rawhide as I would have liked. The holes for the prongs are off, meaning they do not line up with the prongs. Rather than setting in the holes evenly, they have to be squished together, meaning they're not going to last long by having to be bent sideways. So without being buckled, the prongs are something like 3/4s of an inch apart, once buckled they have to be squished to within 1/2 an inch apart from each other (not exact measurements, just an example of the difference). I've used an awl and a round chopstick (lol), to spread the holes wider. Hopefully, this ends this pitb defect. 3 stars for the thin leather and defective holes. Also after stretching out these holes, I realized that most belts of this fashion have grommets to help keep the leather from ripping. The leather on this belt is so thin, that it seems like it will rip. But then again, good thing it didn't have grommets, or I wouldn't have been able to stretch them out! This is the second cheap belt from Carrhart that I've had to deal with, very disappointed in their products. I expected better.

Why should I leave an honest review? So you can remove it if it’s negative? You’ve done that to me before.