👔 Refined Style and Durability: CNHUALAI Ratchet Genuine Leather Automatic Men's Accessories and Belts Review

This is a great belt with ratchet technology. Although slightly different from other ratchet straps, the device is more of a cam than a ratchet. It doesn't matter, except that it's even more adjustable since it doesn't have a ratchet in the strap. The detent lever clamps the leather strap to hold the setting. Be sure to try to loosen the strap once or twice before putting it on. It's definitely easier to understand how the trigger works when it's off than when it's on the waist. Once you…

I think they finally invented the perfect belt. The old standard men's belt with holes and a pin in the buckle was fine, but the extra length of the belt was visible and sometimes dangled. Then a crease will form where you bend the belt every day to thread it through the buckle. This is a completely new concept. The excess is hidden inside where nobody sees it and there are no holes or pins. The buckle has a clever little hidden lever that you lift with one finger, then pull the strap through…

This is a regular ratchet strap with a lever instead of a lifting buckle which I prefer. It works reliably, albeit less comfortably than lifting buckles. The material of the leather belt makes a good impression, as does the material and workmanship of the clasp. I have two problems with this belt. First, the sharp end of the belt is under the tied end, which means the bitter end is difficult to pull to tighten or control belt loosening. This is a bit of a hassle for most, but will help for the…

I am very sensitive to smells and the first thing I noticed about this belt was the strong musty smell. It goes away if I leave it in the sun for a few days, but it's annoying. Maybe real leather is processed differently now and has a special smell, but it's definitely ugly and I'm deducting a star. I have received other leather and similar products packaged in odor absorbing paper. This belt was wrapped in plastic and sealed in a Mylar plastic bag to keep any exhaust fumes inside. Maybe that's

I'm a big fan of ratchet straps like the Click Belt so I was excited to try this one as it has a nice clean look. Unfortunately, it doesn't work well and I stopped using it after just one day. The benefit of this belt is that the belt itself is made from a single piece of leather so it is unlikely to tear like glued belts. The end of the belt is tucked in at the back instead of the front, giving it a neater look. It has an attractive buckle. This belt has many disadvantages. The listing says…

I like the 'new' snap-in technology and how the end of the belt slides behind the rest of the belt. The only thing that worries me is how it turns. At the bottom of the belt is a rotating piece of metal that digs into soft leather. Even after one use I could see a clear dent in the skin. It looks like this will wear down the belt over time. I bought another strap for the same price and I like the ratchet design better. A plastic plate with teeth (like gears) is sewn into the bottom of the belt…

I've been a fan of ratchet straps for a long time and now only use this one. This one is very different from the others and I like it. In theory. Unlike most belts, the loose end of the belt goes inward (under the buckle) rather than outward. This makes it very difficult to adjust for a comfortable fit. It also looks very strange with the strap slipping up or down. This also means that the belt size is not adjustable. With most ratchet straps, you can cut off the "tail" end of the strap to…