BLACKHAWK Inner Duty Closure in Sleek Black Review

Literally the cheapest belt ever and totally useless. This is not Velcro. It doesn't have velcro straps to attach a work belt to it, defeating the whole purpose of the belt. You must continue to use the holders, so a stronger strap can be used. This paper is thin and very thin. Give back and get something that actually works with the Duty Belt.

Materials appear to be good. The build quality looks good. And I think it would have been good value for money if it hadn't ended so badly. The edges are uneven, the corners are sharp. It's not a big deal when you're standing, but if you spend any length of time in a chair pressed against your bare flesh, it gets pretty uncomfortable - until you're numb - but as soon as you move it returns. I'll probably try squirting the plasti-dip on the back and just poking a thin needle all the way through…

Very happy with this inner strap. There are no bothersome clasps or connections to close. Just some kind of strong material connected with Velcro that hasn't lost strength in the 2 months I've had it. It's so comfortable I forget I'm wearing it. The moments I really appreciate ease and comfort are emergency bathroom breaks when I need to quickly unbuckle the seat belt (Hey, if you gotta go, you gotta go)

I myself have been in the automotive industry for over 8 years and the typical mechanical straps, Velcro straps, are known to not last long. Everyone should understand that Velcro will eventually fail to hold up well after prolonged use. The same goes for any belt with Velcro. This belt worked well and did what it was supposed to do and held my pants in the business I run. I have highly recommended them to my technicians and they will buy them for use at work. At first the strap was too big…

This is my second velcro and it's a lot better quality than the one I got from Revain. It's thick, sturdy, and the velcro is very secure. I've been wearing it for about a year now and it still works like new with no loss of velcro. I have very severe allergies and couldn't find any other belts that don't give me rashes (plastic belt buckles, nickel free belt buckles, any other type of belt buckle) so this Blackhawk belt is used daily. I have a physically demanding job and have never had a…

I think the medium sits right where it should be. My waist is about 35 inches. This belt gives me room to grow or shrink. The only 2 downsides I've noticed so far are that it's a bit difficult to put on. I want them to use a hook and loop that is about 1/2 inch wide or has rounded corners so they don't catch me. An easy fix is to just move the strap a little to the side. My wife and I share this account.

I don't know what the purpose of this belt is. To be honest I thought I'd buy a belt with an internal loop to attach a combat belt with an external hook. The only Velcro is in the buckle. I think a good target is those who carry the app and don't want any extra pressure. normal belt buckle.

Very solid workmanship. Offers great resistance when pulled from a holster. Velcro itself is very "sticky", with sufficient overlap. You don't have to worry about it coming off when moving or turning. The lack of a buckle doesn't compromise the belt loops in case you need to adjust the position of the holster. It's easier to change the position of the belt than trying to move the holster.

A good belt if you work with corrections or regularly clean metal detectors. The velcro that keeps the strap closed has been tested very seriously and won't let you go no matter how tight you tighten it. My only complaint is that it doesn't have Velcro on the outside to keep the duty strap in place without a retainer. I have a 33 inch waist and the medium fits perfectly.