It's a piece of junk. Do not buy. The lock/unlock lever got stuck and I couldn't unlock it the second time I used it. I had to cut with scissors. When I tried to unlock it, it only got so tight I could barely breathe. Very insecure.

After 3 weeks of use, the bracelet started to tear. It looks very beautiful, but the quality of the toy is 20 cents. I would not recommend this belt even if they gave it away for free. I'm a regular user of Kenneth Cole's stuff, but it certainly falls short on this one. .Rich man

Can't really complain - the belt fits as expected and looks great. But the belt release mechanism sometimes seems to get stuck and is difficult to remove.

It took three months of normal wear and tear before this Kenneth Cole belt started to snap and just fall apart. My reaction? KC owes me lunch. Or at least drinks, maybe coffee. KC got my cashola, I just got it.

This is a good looking belt which I thought was a well respected brand. A month after wearing the belt, it broke at the front of the belt. Probably a two inch gap. Don't buy any other braided belt again.

The release button got stuck on my second wear, had to cut the strap half an hour later to get it off. Not good, waste of money.

I literally had to cut my boyfriend out of this belt 20 minutes after putting it on. The mechanism got stuck and we even tried to watch a video on how to loosen it. Big disappointment

I got this belt because I'm tired of the bulge that regular belts leave on me and it hurts when I sit with this belt on for too long. I don't have this problem.

Exact-Fit (I think that's the name) is great for us skinny guys with fluctuating weights and metabolisms. The only way to use all of my work belts. The material on this is pretty much vinyl/rubber but doesn't scratch or smudge. That's all I need for the most part!

The bucket is not firmly riveted; The second time my husband put it on was on a business trip and the belt snapped. Located outside the return window so no belt, no returns - save money

I bought a cheap nameless ratchet strap and it only lasted a year. This time I figured I'd spend more and buy a well-known brand that might be more durable. INCORRECT. A total disappointment as I only have 60 days before this belt comes loose and is unusable. 100% unsatisfied

Terrible. Once you put it on, you can't unlock the latch to take it off. I literally had to cut it off my husband. ridiculous

The buckle is held in place by a buckle with teeth at the end of the fur. The teeth barely touched the surface of the skin, so they kept tearing off the end. Possibly defective parts, but it looks like they're just skimping on quality.

After a short time the belt broke in the middle where 2 pieces of leather were glued together. Disappointing as I liked the buckle but had to return it as it only got worse over time.

This is not one product with a choice of color and size, but several different products with a description of only one of them. You probably won't get what you think you're ordering. "Rich Black" is a good solid leather belt, but not a ratchet belt. This is a compression buckle that is more difficult to use.

Great belt, I've had it for a month now. falling apart. Every few days I have to cut off the end of the belt and make it smaller. Eventually it will be small. Not built to last.

I've been wearing this belt 5-7 days a week for about 5 months. The ratchet action for tensioning the strap is excellent and prevents the male end of the strap from being bent and damaged again. i love the design The main downside here is that the male end of the belt has fallen apart - see picture. I'm thinking of gluing it, but I won't have to do that much, especially after 6 months of owning a belt; I hope my experience helps someone considering this belt. If it wasn't for this issue I would

My previous adjustable belt had no trace. Instead, the reel hooked nicely into the strap to keep it in place. Unfortunately, the tape material was thin and broke over time. With this new guidance system, the buckle hangs from a spring-loaded clip on the underside. There is a small latch on the buckle to lift the clip and remove the strap. My girlfriend hasn't figured out how to deal with it yet. She can't rip my pants off my body when she's not feeling well.

That's what I expected and the lock so far seems quick and solid. My only criticism is that the strap material is too stiff, making it difficult to roll into a nice ring to store in a desk drawer. It would be nice if these snap straps had a convenient snap method for tight, efficient storage.

I love the look of this belt and the buckle system is pretty neat, allowing me to essentially "pull" the buckle tight. The release latch took a little practice to get right and more than once I found myself wondering if I would have to cut the strap off me, but once I figured it out it was pretty easy to unlatch.