👔 High-quality Handcrafted Men's Belts: Adjustable, Genuine Leather, and Automatic Review

First of all, this is my third ratchet strap that I own. I'm a 32 inch waste so often when I buy a ratchet strap that I end up paying for a large piece of leather that ends up being cut off and wasted. This is the only company that has offered a smaller size at a cheaper price and it literally fits perfectly. didn't have to be cut. I knew right away that it was real leather and of a higher quality than the other two belts I bought. My last belt was 1.38" wide and not wide enough so I checked…

These ratchet harnesses are so good I bought two of them back to back. I believe they are also called auto-lock belts. They're really handy as they don't have any pins or holes, just pop them in when they click and that's it. Detaching the strap is as easy as pressing a button and a finger, no kidding. Ever since I got my first ratchet strap a few years ago, there has been no turning back. I highly recommend everyone to try these out and ditch the usual pin and hole belt. These belts are made…

I bought two of these - one brown and one black - because I like the ratchet ("snap") belts really like, and they were wider than any other I found. I like a good wide belt for jeans. They're well built, good looking, and can probably be used for self-defense in a pinch (they're sturdy with a big, beefy buckle, for example). At first they really liked it, but they found a downside that's hard to overlook. Due to the design of the buckle (see photo), it only has two points of contact - front and

I didn't have a long belt so I won't talk about durability. But the quality of the belt is very good. Nice leather with ratchet system. This seller/manufacturer has a particularly smooth-running, low-noise ratchet system. So it was a pleasant surprise. All my other ratchet straps are a bit noisy. The lion buckle (round) is very well designed. It's not too noticeable, but very distinguishable. However, the dark area of the front of the buckle (not lion, not metal) has a shinier plastic (more…

I liked the belt from the start. I'm reviewing the L Brown 2073. It was easy to set up. The band material felt thick and strong and has held up well for the last 9 months. Its 1.5 inch width is perfect for my denim belt loops, but was a bit tight for my phone. The bad news is that the ratchet/buckle broke after less than a year. Although it looks and feels solid, the ratchet portion of the buckle is made from a fragile metal pot and has broken in half, rendering it unusable. I wish they had…

. Just like any other belt you are about to put on. Talking about panic mode, it seemed like I put a coupler on and couldn't take it off. I had to unclip it from the other end where the cut end of the belt enters the buckle. Yes, live and learn, because there were no instructions. Also, the great thing about this belt is that you can cut off the other end if you want to lose weight.

I have several ratchet belts but they are all narrower than the "dress belt". This product listing is difficult to navigate as it is a cross between dress belts and jeans. The wider denim belt only has a few types of buckles, so make sure you have the right width. The strap looks good and the ratchet works well although it is more difficult to untie than other ratchet straps I have. You have to pull on the free end to release some tension. I've noticed that although I'm using a size 40 strap…