👔 Mission Belt Men's Ratchet Buckle: The Ultimate Must-Have Accessory for Men's Belts Review

More expensive than others I've bought but the buckle is much smoother than the cheaper versions. The strap material is great - I wanted to get away from leather as I've been making leather straps for 30 years. The fit and finish are great. I love it. And I bought the 2nd.

This is my third Mission belt that I own. I got this to replace my normal jeans belt. I really like the buckle on this one and the canvas strap part seems to be of very high quality. I love these straps because no matter how much weight I gain or lose, they always tighten properly. I buy a size up and then shorten it to make sure I have the extra length when I need it. I even bought one for my dad and he loves it. They're inexpensive enough to try out different versions, which I like too…

A few weeks ago I snapped a ratchet strap from a popular competitor here at Revain. The strap material eventually wore out after about a year, and that's easy. Broken. I looked around for a more durable and reliable replacement hoping to find something made in the USA. I tried the Grip6 belt, but its strange mechanism struck me as finicky. I decided to try this mission belt and so far I like it. I was disappointed that it is made in China but I have to say the quality seems better than…

I decided to wait a few months to write a review so you really understand how good these belts are. Typically, a classic single buckle belt carries holes to the point where the belt breaks in half. After months of daily wear, it still looks and works the same! Edit: So after a year of daily wear, the band is still in great condition and has had little to no issues. The only problem was that the teeth that engage the belt wear down the material and allow it to come loose. This is easily fixed by

I discovered ratchet straps in February (of 18) and bought about 10 from different manufacturers. I didn't want to buy the Mission belt because they are more expensive and I prefer the open buckle look. However, I was dying to try the canvas style and they were about my size. I prefer a 35mm (1 3/8") wide belt. On their own website and here at Revain they say they are 1 1/2". Not so. I have 1 3/8 inches. So I lucked out and got the width I wanted, but that's false advertising. The belt itself…

Was pleased with the good workmanship of this belt on first arrival. Very heavy buckle (perhaps too heavy), strong strap and reliable tensioning mechanism. Although over time I became disillusioned with him. I use this belt 90% in the office. The brass finish of the "buckle" has worn away over time, revealing the bluish silver underneath. It's very ugly and you can't do anything about it. The train click seems to stop during the day so you have to keep winding it up throughout the day. I'm not…

I put the belt on and it took me five minutes to figure out how to unbuckle it. Each time it gets lighter, but sticks a little. This is a nice belt with a solid construction. Worth the high price. I can recommend it unreservedly, no, because the publication is too difficult to participate. Of course, there are clear instructions for the 15% of us who read the product manual.

This belt is exactly what I was looking for and worth the money. I plan on getting a few more in the next few months and I highly recommend checking them out. The biggest benefit is the fact that I now have to adjust my belt or pants less often. Once you find a place where you are comfortable, stay where you want them to be. all.Update: I still use this belt as my everyday belt, I still love it and wear it all the time, but the design of the belt is now in question. After wearing it for a few…

This belt is fantastic. It attaches with a nice "click" and I'm not bothered by the crackling and wear of the material around the holes in the leather straps. The buckle looks smooth, the fabric is luxurious. Very happy with this belt! One downside: figuring out how to work the belt took longer than I'd like to admit. But once I found out, amazing! Pro tip: The belt comes with a chart showing how to detach it, but I found the arrows on the chart confusing. Basically, to unlock the click buckle,