Timeless Style and Functionality: Classic Mens Leather Ratchet Click Review

The belt is very nice. Although I've only had it a few days, I love the ratcheting system and how easily it can be tightened down a 1/4" notch if that's all you need. It stays in place and is easy to trim to trim a little to the exact length. My little things are: the color and leather composition of the belt. It is slightly lighter than the online picture shows. I would like something darker than saddle brown. First of all the description sounds like a leather belt, the inner lining is real…

I like the simple classic/fashion square buckle but not the fashion/casual one. Both formal and elegant, it pairs well with many different styles of traditional black footwear, whether styled with loafers or breeches. Monks will need to adjust the buckle, which will be the only exception. Easy to use and convenient to hang with a classic buckle, unlike hard boxes. The release lever would be more tear resistant than the buckle types. Ratchet straps are not suitable for tall individuals or for…

I received my belt on time and in good condition. I cut the belt, put the buckle in place and started wearing it. At the end of the day, I noticed a musty smell coming from my t-shirt. The next day I noticed the same smell from another shirt. Concerned about where the smell was coming from, I checked the strap and in fact the strap was actually giving off a strong musty smell. some possible reasons. They also gave me a list of different ways to remove odors from leather. The best part is they…

If you haven't bought a ratchet strap yet, here are a few reasons why you should:- If like me you store the same amount of fat over a long period of time, you wear your traditional leather strap using the same thing over and over again belt hole. Because of this, the skin cracks ugly. Problem with tension belt solved. The ratcheting mechanism is hidden under the buckle, so it will never damage the skin. So in terms of looks, these things stay forever. Personal vanity: When you inevitably get…

This belt was a lesson for me. I have never used Click Belt; it takes a little getting used to (I almost got into a nasty accident a couple of times because I couldn't figure out how to solve it). lol of course I didn't because it's really easy to use. Sometimes I'm a bit slow. And it's very different from the belts I used to wear. But the more I understand it, the more I like it. It looks great and the cool design makes it feel like a normal belt. The instructions for measuring (cutting off…

I bought two of these belts to replace the double sided traditional belt that I could no longer wear. After going from a 38 inch waist to a 32 inch waist over the past year, I ordered a belt that said "up to 35 inch waist" because I figured that was the exact amount of belt was what I needed. I was wrong. The overall length is 35 inches, but a few extra inches are needed to attach the buckle and provide good coverage for the ratchet's function. Add about 6 inches to your waist measurement and…

I've been through a lot of belts in the last 3 years. Partly because I'm a skinny size and the back of my straps get messy when sitting. All my belts have this crease in the back. This belt works by snapping to the perfect size. Because it fits so well, it's less bulky on the belt itself. I've been using it daily for several months and it still looks brand new. I threw away the straps 30 days ago. Only two small negatives Negatives: 1. Closing the buckle is actually quite difficult and requires