MIJIU Military Tactical Outdoor Webbing: Essential Men's Accessories and Belts Review

I've always worn either leather belts or canvas belts, both of which require a metal buckle that keeps me in airports, theme parks, government buildings, almost anywhere there is a metal detector. And who doesn't like getting dressed in front of dozens of people because you have to remove your belt to enter a place? This is the perfect solution. These straps are strong and will not slip when the plastic buckle is engaged. They are adjustable so you can cut the strap to the length you want, use…

I have a great leather belt - the problem is that most leather belts you buy are "top-grain" and are not the kind of leather that last very long. It scratches and peels off too easily. So I decided to try nylon. I first ordered one and have had it for a year now and it still looks brand new (Jasco brand I think). So I ordered them because they were two packs for the same price. They are almost identical I would say. I assume they will last a few years and show no signs of wear. They look great…

These straps look good and work very well. I like the fact that you can choose exactly where to attach the buckle to get that snug and snug feel you want. Most straps have holes that are an inch apart, so sometimes I have to adjust them a little tighter or a little looser on these straps, but not an inch. These belts look great with jeans, shorts or casual wear. And for the price, they are certainly more profitable than traditional leather belts.

Most of my straps are flat rope straps (or woven straps appear to be the same thing but a different material) but the ones with the slider pin continue to wear down the fabric. , which means the straps won't stay tight after a while. This uses a lever tooth mechanism for both the size adjuster and the latch. Does not slip, does not wear out the fabric. The strap is wider than my previous ones so I was concerned it might not fit through some of the strap loops but no issues so far. The latch…