3 Pack Thomas Bates - Military Grade Cotton Review

It was fantastic. Got 3 straps and a buckle for a great price. Even better I had a belt buckle that was worn out (not hers) and a different one when my waist was 32 (now 34) so I could use those buckles and now I have 3 great belts. Even with the one buckle they included it was very good.

as advertised. Very satisfied with the product. I was looking for the exact same type/style of uniform I wore back in the Navy and this belt did not disappoint. It also comes in 3 different colors that provide options for casual and even business attire. Only one buckle was provided, but as I don't plan on wearing more than one strap at a time, this isn't a problem. Also, I already have a few buckles that I've picked up over the years in the Bundeswehr, and now I have the opportunity to show…

Why not just offer three different colors? The idea of someone regularly breaking their nails to repaint a buckle a different color on wardrobe change day is improbable at best. This is a web belt used by the military around the world. They usually cost around $5. I don't have to pay $20 for practically a belt.

The picture was misleading. Polished brass accents were required for use with US Power Squadron uniforms. I thought I ordered a set of belts with a polished brass buckle and grommets. Instead, the buckle and lugs have a matte silver finish. I don't want to have to worry about returning my order. I keep it and use it for everyday use. Let's go to the Army/Navy store to see what they have. Guilty. I thought I checked all the listings from this supplier to be absolutely sure the polished brass was

Love these straps! I've lost a hundred pounds over the last few years. I bought a pair of Thomas Bates belts as a temporary measure to keep track of belt sizes (they can easily be cut to a smaller size). After living with them for a while, they're almost the only belts I wear now. Some of the other brands I've bought have worn out quickly where the knurled portion of the buckle meets the web of the strap, causing them to slip: but these straps have held up very well. The band is made from a…

A belt of this type was very popular in the army many years ago. Now I've got a big old beer belly that pulls my pants down and makes people think I'm a plumber or something. I've bought many belts over the years and they've all broken or failed under the sheer force of my power gut. No longer! This belt WORKS! Hooray! I'm so happy! I bought TWO. I gave one to a retired police customer who was standing there when I opened this package. Made him SO happy! Great gift!

The straps are quite long and well woven. You can trim them by simply prying off the brass tip and attaching it to the cut end with pliers. The buckle is attractive and will hold tight in working conditions. This is important to me as I wear it to chop wood and any loosening of the strap can be dangerous. I hope the canvas wears well; However, I only wore the belt yesterday for the first time, so I can't say anything about durability yet. One of the surprises was that the straps only come with…