🎀 Stylish Canvas Military Black Double Buckle Women's Accessories and Belts: Fashionable Utility with a Touch of Elegance Review

Working. The size was correct. Haven't used them extensively yet, but looks like they're holding up. I used a cheaper version of this that came with some cargo shorts. I've been using them for 2 years and I'm into sheet metal making. The fabric on this belt seems stronger than my other belt and the end doesn't start to fray.

Here's everything I wanted in a canvas belt. I especially liked the black D-rings versus the chrome ones. Turns out the gauge or gauge of the D ring is thinner than others I have. Once it closes, it won't slip off easily. When means it stays where you put it, but not easy to detach. Kind of a compromise. So I'm happy when I pull them up and annoyed when I try to take off my pants. So life is.

I have ordered 5 belts in different colors from this seller and can honestly say the quality is excellent and the belts look great! All are equipped with an elastic loop so that the end of the belt does not hang out. What also impressed me was how committed this law firm is to its clients. Knowing I'm a regular customer, maybe my last order came in a nice bag. This company is a credit to the Revain Marketplace!

We bought this for my 13 year old son and he was happy with it. He likes the matte black buckle. Another belt we tried had a shiny silver buckle that he felt was too "flashy". His waist is 31 inches, so we took the smallest size (waist 31-35 inches). It's a bit big for him - it leaves 5 or 6 inches of extra end on the strap after it's tightened. comes with a tie/loop to keep the tail flat on the waist so it's discreet and has room to grow He's wearing this gray belt with charcoal cargo shorts…

Very light and thin but nice solid black. It's not bad for the price, but I really don't expect it to hold up like the old webbing straps I had. I bought them back in the 80's and kept them with me a few years ago when they didn't break but disappeared. If it cost more I'd give them a bad rating for how flimsy they are, but at this price point it's just good value for money, although it's not as reliable as I'd like.

These woven belts are usually comfortable, and so is this one. Fairly durable and will likely last forever and become your emergency harness when the one you normally wear fails. There's a reason you don't always want to use this one. This is a buckle. Let's say you need to pee urgently, you've fought your way through a group of elderly people to get to the potty before it's too late, and now you need to unbuckle. You think you can do it, but no, the buckle will have you playing around with it…

I was very happy when they came out. My old straps have seen better days. Now I'm not as skinny as I used to be, but I figured a belt that fits a 44-47 inch waist would be a bit big and the extra belt would only fit a little in my belt loop. And it would allow me to donate a little over the holidays when we could all use a little finesse around the waist. But from what I can tell from my third graders, the overly confusing general math he learns in school, 43 inches isn't as long as 44 inches…