Review on Steel Viking Men's Accessories: Mythrojan Leather Ring for Belts by Bronson Hussain

The image shows a knife and a necklace meant to be worn with a tiny belt. You see the gentleman's knife puts this belt to shame. Even the circumference of the necklace is almost half the circumference of this "belt". Traditional medieval ring belts, whose working end usually dangles about seven or eight inches, this one doesn't even provide enough play to loop it once, making it essentially useless as a belt. I am not a fat person, I have a 34 inch waist. The working end of this particular belt will leave about 3 inches to work with once fastened. What any frustrated housewife will tell you is not enough. Unfortunately, this is a well-made belt, just not made for a man. Made in China is great again. You guys produced Yao Ming, for goodness sake, not everyone is 5ft 2in and 112lbs.