Get Ready For Action With The CQR Tactical Belt - Durable Military Style Belt With Quick-Release Buckle Review

The belt is sewn with logos so that the only way it makes sense to put on is towards the right side first. This is the opposite to what I am used to. The buckle is such that you slide the belt webbing into the side, adjust to size, you then slide the other end of the webbing into the other side of the buckle. Let's just say that adjusting to the correct size is less than ideal. If you haven't gotten the correct size on the first side of the buckle, you'll find yourself out of luck. If you…

.still, very high quality construction and very comfortable.I wear 36" waste. Ordered the large (36"-38") and it fits great with about 4"-5" to spare.

I have a pretty bad allergy to nickel and that is what most belt buckles are made out of.This belt solves that problem because the buckle is made out of some sort of hard plastic.It doesn't loosen and stays tight so I don't have to constantly tighten it like I did with my other belts.I've had the belt for around two and a half years and I've had no problems with it. does it's job just as it should.

For the money you will not beat it. Hands down an excellent belt for every day wear.But, if you are going to carry anything more than a phone and pocket knife, you may be disappointed. It’s thinner than expected and not anywhere near as stiff as expected.The buckle seems to be good quality and overall, for the money, it’s a respectable belt.

I wear a 32 waist pant, but could depending on brand fit in a 31 or 30 waist. Not wanting to get a belt that was too short, I ended up getting the medium (32-34), which fits perfect with a little extra length on the end which fits through my secondary pant loop without flopping around. Not that it would do so, which is the other reason I very much like this belt. It doesn’t fold over like a cloth or fabric type belt. It stays straight, without folding over which keeps my waist comfortable…

Was quite surprised. These belts look good and fit even better.Even though they are kind of thin, I would still use them as a gun belt. Just don't strap on a Desert Eagle or a Para double stack 1911.I carry a Glock 17, a double mag carrier w/2 mags, cuffs and a Streamlight Protac HL without any real issue. Carried them pretty much all day today and it held up perfectly. Didn't sag much, if at all. Buckle is very comfortable, too. You know, in case you had a furniture accident where your chest…