🔒 Fairwin Tactical Webbing Heavy Duty Quick Release: Dependable Gear for Ultimate Performance Review

Just arrived a few hours ago. Tomorrow will return. What they don't tell you until you buy the product is that the buckles are too big to fit through most belt loops. Seriously, it comes with a little leaflet saying it doesn't fit, so you'll have to take one end off the buckle, then thread it through the belt loops, then put it back together and fiddle around to find the right size. Every time you change your pants! I'm not a tactical person at all, but I find it hard to imagine a Navy SEAL…

It was a great belt, but it wasn't easy to adjust. If you've been wanting to tighten your belt after deploying your EDC, that's a big problem. It looks like you can adjust the left side of the buckle (which is why I bought it) to allow the strap to work properly, but the left side has velcro that does absolutely nothing but looks and no functionality. There are much better products out there, don't let the looks fool you. Check it well before buying.

This is the first tactical sling I have ever owned. I always wear leather straps and they never last long and the hole system just doesn't work because the holes are too far apart and will expand over time. This is the second day I've worn a belt and I've never had to pull my pants up. This is a great belt and I would recommend it to anyone who has trouble wearing trousers. This is a quality belt and at a very reasonable price. My only complaint is that you have to remove the buckle to unbuckle

This belt was used to replace my standard army belt. Make sure the buckle is fully inserted or it will fall out of your hands. Yes, I would cancel in an emergency. Update #1. I love this belt. Yes I had it twice. Probably because I didn't push the buckle all the way. It is very durable and also flexible. In an emergency, I would still trust him. I can put it on my pants without removing the buckle. Just do it at a slight angle. That's all. It is easier to put on with two hands. I hope the video

Purchased on 27th September 2018 After using it daily as a tool belt I gave up on this belt as one of the quick release buckles is sticky and does not close securely. The tongue of the buckle is now loose and if one of the buckles is pressed the belt will fall off. Used for tools, daily transport of personal items, and mounting pulleys on steel beams to pull chain motors in the air. Intensive use. The photos show the wear of the old buckle versus the new buckle.

This is 1.5" wide x 0.1" thick nylon webbing. Very strong and judging by the small stamp on the buckle the belt can withstand 12 kilonewtons (12 kN) before snapping = 2697.7 pounds. I think if my massive abs is capable of over a ton of side force I must have a way to monetize it. :) Seriously, I haven't worn the belt yet (just gotten it) but it seems very solid for the price and fits my (yes I know) 58 inch waist.

Size as expected. I ordered 1.5" to wear with my dress uniform and 1.7" to use with my cargo/bdu pants. I have worn 1.5 inch pants twice and have never had to adjust my pants. I work in a correctional facility and need to remove my belt for security reasons (similar to daily airport security). Time to take this belt off than any other belt, maybe even faster since the nylon is smooth and doesn't snag from the belt loops. The buckle is well constructed. I see myself trying to resist it, but I'll