👖 Dickies Men's Leather Work Belt - Essential Accessory for Men Review

I like this belt best. It looks good and feels solid while also not being too thick to be intrusive. Note, however, that the small pin that secures the belt actually screws into the buckle. Mine kind of got loose and I ended up losing the pin so the belt no longer works. I liked it so much that I ordered another one and removed the stud and then immediately glued it back on. I'm not sure if this is a common problem, but you can check if the bolt is screwed in tight.

I used to have many leather belts from Dickies for men but this one which I received on November 13th broke the pin that holds the belt together on November 25th. I didn't gain or lose weight and the strap was tight/loose as I wear braces with this strap. This is the first time this has happened and it's the first time I've ordered it from Revain. So either a marriage or a fake. Dissatisfied

This belt needs to be reworked to get a better rating. The pin that fits into the strap adjustment hole has come loose. The needle fell out after I left the house in it. The first time I found a needle, and it screws into a hidden metal buckle. Thinking everything was fine, I put the belt back on. The second time the pin came out again and unfortunately I couldn't find it to screw it back in. As a result, the belt is no longer good now.

I had an old belt, I still have it, but it was getting thin so I needed a new one. My old belt had a piece of metal bent backwards that worked perfectly. Whether it's a future donation to the Salvation Army or a burnt pile, it's absolute bullshit with its straight hook style or half-hook style. It always opens at the most inopportune moment, usually when you lift or twist something. Need some serious refinishing and angle the post back as needed to prevent it from coming loose. You see, people…

I wore this belt to work, carried several tools on it such as a multi tool, flashlight carabiner with keys and a small adjustable wrench etc. The belt was fine for the first few days but after that, it caught started to loosen up, so I had to climb the hole harder. A few weeks later I had to do the same thing again. Then after a couple of weeks it started to stretch right at the hole where the buckle/pin goes in. The skin was torn and practically falling apart, so if I knelt down the needle…