Review on 👨 GRIP6 Men's Belt in Black Strap - Premium Men's Accessories and Belts by Josh Koa

I saw this Instagram popup and was curious to try it. When I saw that at Revain, I decided to risk it. I've invested in $10 Ross belts for many years, but I've always disliked most of the reversible trend in the cheap belt world. Waist -36 in trousers or jeans. I've been at a solid 40 for about a year. To get a proper belt I'd look at 42 or 44 for some extra thick man love. after a big meal. I went with the 40" Grip6 as I still think someone is playing tricks on me with my waist size. I shouldn't have gone over 36". I have quite a bit of extra stuff and I'll probably trim it down, but I'm always afraid of damaging the integrity of the product.It comes in a cool plain brown box with instructions printed on the outside.This is good as I wasn't sure how to actually attach the belt at first.I have the combination Chose the black belt and black buckle as it seemed the most versatile to me.The buckle is a lot thinner than I expected but it's also attractive.It's a very strong piece and it didn't budge when I tried to bend it The belt is actually much smarter than it looks in the photo I was expecting the mesh belt that you get from Target Cargo shorts, but I was only able to get it for free wear clothes. Actually I'm going to test it with dress pants to see if I can do it. Functionality: After figuring out how to properly thread the belt, I released it with little to no expectation that it would work. It seems he should just weaken right away and not provide support. It lasted. It lasts two days and I haven't had to tighten it at all except to take it off. I haven't learned how to zip it up, so the process is a bit clumsy. It is very light and hardly noticeable. Without that obvious leather waist belt, I feel totally safe. Two days later and I'm a fan. I'll update later after a few months of use.