Military-Style Tactical Belt With Quick-Release Buckle And Heavy-Duty Webbing - Available In 1 Or 2 Pack For EDC Review

UPDATED 3/29: I took this on a 10-day hiking trip with me and used it for both my hiking pants and shorts. It worked very well, didn't need much readjusting (maybe like once after a 8-hr hike.). The nylon has not frayed but I am keeping an eye on it. For now I will keep it at 5-star since it had survived the trip and functioned exactly as it was supposed to.I got this belt since I am going on a long hiking trip soon and wanted something lightweight and study, and these definitely live up to the

I read all the negatives about this product and was skeptical about the reviews. There's nothing not to like, it's simple and durable. I got it because of the plastic buckle so it wouldn't scratch metal, wood or painted surfaces. The plastic buckle is very durable, it's only holding up your pants, if it's not durable enough for that then you have other issues and might want to consider a ratchet strap instead. The belt itself is a web type material and is wide enough to fit your belt loops…

I'd have preferred a 2" belt, but I knew what I was getting here. They're not bad for the money, though I wouldn't mind an extra 3-4 inches, not for the belly, but to give you a better hold when cinching it down. It's longer than the comparable 5.11 belt by a good 2-3 inches, which is why I don't wear the 5.11 anymore. My waist is 36, I wear 36 jeans, this is a 36-38 belt and it's a little short for my liking. You might consider sizing up if you like a little extra belt.

When my previous Levis navy blue belt wore out and broke I replaced it with a Mountain Khakis navy blue belt. When the item arrived it was more purple than navy blue which I have seen in other clothing items that were supposed to be navy blue. I sucked it up and wore it for awhile anyway. I then came across this belt which actually seemed to be navy blue but unlike the Levis and Mountain Khakis one had a plastic belt buckle (essential if you travel a lot). The CQR belt is a knockoff of the 5.11

I bought the black 2 pack of belts . While I have no doubts these belt will last me a while and work as intended the size range is misleading! I ordered medium because I wear size 34jeans, so I’m think the medium will it perfect as it’s meant for people who wear size 32-34 but only thing is they trim it really short so if you wear size 34 you should order a large and trim it to size once you put the belt on. With the medium only and Me being a size 34 there’s only 2 inches left over so it’s…

Very inexpensive knock around web belt. It by no means is designed for tactical use nor a choice for Concealed carry use. It is a good design for use thru an airport due to not having any metal parts. The buckle is plastic and the bt itself is of single layer webbing. I have a relative that has worn one for 4 years as a plumber with no issues.

If you are buying these belts for carrying, don't. They are soft and roll easily ( reference attached photo nearby ). There is nothing heavy duty about them. They are reasonably high quality and aesthetically pleasing.

I purchased the two pack, and after a week or two of use, the first belt started to come apart at the fabric end. This made it difficult to put the belt back on, luckily I purchased the two pack and use the second one every day now.

These are really good belts. I use them for work and everyday use. at work I carry a hand gun and it keeps it sturdy and comfortable and most imported it keeps my pants up lol. Overall I like this over my 5.11 belts.

Replaced a 1 inch web belt I used for 15 or so years. I lost it traveling. These belts are 1.5 wide, and I like the extra width.I can't speak to the long-term durability after only a few weeks, but I see know reason they shouldn't serve for a long time. My initial impression of the quality is strong.My only reason this wasn't a full 5 is that the tan belt is shiny, which I'm not thrilled about. I prefer more of a flat color; the tan belt won't get much use.

Too small, yes it does fit but its awkward to tighten because it doesn't have much slack. Its basically useless to me. Buy atleast a size up maybe two and if you have to cut it too length, but leave yourself enough slack to tighten it.

I was actually quite surprised when I got the belt in, I was expecting the buckle to seem a bit less sturdy but it is solid plastic and really easy to use. I still haven’t worn it for a full day out on a trail or on a bike ride but I actually bought this belt for when I climb. I was tired of not taking one and my girlfriend recommended a nylon one. It hold my shorts and pants up from what I have done and it really seems like the material will last. Can’t comment on the durability yet but I feel

I bought this, because of the price. I had bought 511 brand belts, but those things have gone up in cost. I was not disappointed with the quality. It stays on even when you attached items to it. It will not come undone. I ended buy more of them and gave them as presents.

I got this for my teenage son and honestly, it's very hard to put on for him (particularly tie it enough to where it actually works as a belt holding his pants up). As an adult, I can do it, but he didn't want to deal with it so now he never uses it. Having said that, the belt is well made and it looks very sturdy, it just won't get any use at all.