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

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.

Great product however you need to remove the end of buckle to put on and off different pairs of pants. Time-consuming but worth the trouble.UPDATE:After 2 months of use, the metal belt buckle literally broke apart. Not appearing to be very heavy duty.

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.

This belt compared to the other ones is great for the price. It fit exactly like it said it would. It does not loosen at all. I wear it just about everyday. Things I did not like.First, I use the key ring on it for my badges and a small D-Ring. If you get a regular size one it will not work.Second, with the click latch technology while being great, is still lack luster because of how hard it is to remove from pants to another pair. They grasp onto the belt loops when taking it off.Lastly, There is this little attachment that comes with it for another key ring. This is just troublesome to remember to put on and take off when you have to take the belt off/on. I just leave it off. If they could implement something like this that doesn't get in the way of the loops or the way the belt could possibly come out of the pants then that would be a great cosmetic change.

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’ve owned this for over 2 years now and have used it to carry my gun, ammo, taser, flashlight, collapsible baton, pepper spray, and more over this time. It has held up with no problems over all this time and is very durable.I have seen many reviews mention that this product is bad because “you can’t take it off without pulling the strap back out, so you have to reset the strap every time you use it” but that is the point of a tactical belt. It’s SUPPOSED to require you to undo it and redo it every time you take it off and put it back on. This is to ensure that, when carrying as many items as I mentioned at the start of this review, those items don’t yank the belt off of you due to the weight. This feature is the reason for having a tactical belt and should not be a reason for a negative review.This belt has held up for me under daily use for 2 years and the only thing even slightly wrong with it now is that the paint on the buckle is starting to peel at the top where it rubs far more than any other area. That is to be expected after constant use in such a timeframe.

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.

Not tactical! Do not use for any item where retention is critical! The two release tabs can be triggered independently, accidentally, and with very little force. When one of the tabs is released it remains in that state. The second tab is still easy to accidentally release, which immediately drops this belt. You might brush one of the tabs, or trigger one just by sitting down, and won't discover it until a second trivial event brushes the other tab hours later. It's a shame, as the buckle is hefty and well made. But not for my holstered weapon. Tacticool, not tactical. Sorry.

Good quality and suitable for casual wear.

Okay

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