🔧 JUKMO Tactical Ratchet Belt 001 - Black Men's Accessories and Belts Review

I'm not sure why leather straps are so poorly made today. Mine were all old and stretched out and just looked crappy. I have bought two other belts from this company with a quick release buckle and while they are good I wanted something with a more efficient way of tightening the belt. It was really good, so I've already ordered another one in black. I don't think it will ever wear out.

This belt is really good! Very durable, well made, high quality materials and very nice packaging. For the price I didn't expect it to be so well made. I highly recommend! You can also cut the belt to fit and hide the cutting area in the clasp. Looks the same as the picture, don't hesitate to buy!

Overall I like this belt - so much I bought a second one - but just as a well made, easily adjustable everyday belt. Don't expect it to perform like a real sling - it's actually about 1-1/4" and 1.5" holsters move when pulled. Depending on the holster, this can slow down or interfere with a good draw. Again a good strap for the price but not for serious use.

Great belt, only deducted 1 star because the buckle seems to be left-handed when putting it on and taking it off - so if it's left-handed, let's call it ideal 5 .

This belt is fantastic. Set up quickly when I'm downing some tacos. Nobody notices that I had to unbuckle the seat belt. Looks great, I would like to add that it dries quickly. I wore it on a hike and we found some water to jump in and it held up great and was dry when I got home. Great belt for the money.

The ratchet is not built into the belt. He simply uses the straps as the pickup part of the ratchet. A bit light to use as a concealed sling for all but the smallest and lightest pistols. I like it but not as good as my Next Belt. It also costs a lot less.

Great quality ratchet strap, my last one (other brand) lasted over a year and I'm a carpenter so I'm keeping something of it. This one is nylon and the buckle feels strong, I'm sure it will last. It can easily be cut to length so you don't end up with as much slack. Just be sure to burn the end of the nylon where you cut it so it doesn't fray.