Overall, this is a solid hiking belt. The ability to adjust the fit independently of the buckle is a major benefit over traditional belts with size holes. Adjusting the size of the belt is very easy and once attached it holds the size very well. The buckle holds well and the trigger works, but the trigger angle is out of the belt and points to the right, sitting on the left side. Buckle. To release, you must push the releases inward to the right, even if they move to the left. This seems…

I didn't think this belt would be worth a damn because of the elasticity. I was wrong. When I load my cargo pants with supplies and hang the drill, the elastic can handle the extra weight and keep everything in place.

The quality is ok. I find them a bit overpriced for what they are. The material is ok. I think this is a $12-15 belt at best based on what you can currently buy a leather belt for. Multiple issues; They stretch so much that they don't hold the pants well. Which for many of us is kind of a point. Yes, the style is good. They work too and I don't have a big stomach. It's too long which means I have to cut them off and melt the ends etc. I have a 31" waist, I bought a small one and the extra belt…

I wanted the strap to be strong, adjustable, easy to use and without holes. Now, at the age of 71, I've finally found the belt I've been looking for my entire life. It fits and looks nice too!

Nice belt and quality materials, but the buckle assembly is too large and bulky to fit through most/all standard belt loops in your tactical pants. Don't bother trying dockers, levies etc. Pants with very large belt loops are difficult to order!

The latch is wider than most belt loops. You'd think someone would have considered this when designing the belt, but no. Garbage….

I have low expectations for the Chinese manufacture and the price of the belt was low, but after about a month it's holding up great and the quality is good so far. There is no plastic in the belt at all and I suspect as long as the aluminum buckle holds it will last.

It has no holes so I can adjust it to fit properly. That's a lot for someone who has changed 4 pant sizes in the past few years. Thanks!

As far as you know, the design of this harness forces you to unbuckle your seat belt every time you put it on. As a result, the belt material and the buckle wear out prematurely. Both clip-on clasps are too wide to fit through almost any belt loop I'll be wearing this with. Given this design, the need for two different locking styles escapes me. A simple snap-on seat belt buckle would suffice without the added expense and complexity of a second two-piece latch. This should be fun, especially at

It's a good belt, but it doesn't fit most of my regular belt loops. The buckle is too wide - not much, just enough to fit through the loops (and risk breaking them). I gave up. It is possible to grind off part of the buckle, however this is not advertised as a homemade belt.

I love this belt. The best part is the easily adjustable length. I use it as a concealed carry strap and it's strong enough for that. When you eat a large meal, it takes about 2 seconds to stretch the strap to a more comfortable length.