🤿 Enhance Your Freediving and Spearfishing Experience with the Riffe Rubber Weight Belt and Buckle! Review

I am very upset about this. I have a trip in two days that needs this belt and it came with no buckle! I will contact the company because I want to seriously consider it. But without the buckle, I'm extremely upset.

Very soft and durable belt, any weight with narrow holes will fit. Perfect thickness for my little figure. It's thin and flexible, which allows me to relax and reflect on my dive. I definitely recommend it for freediving.

As everyone knows, RIFFE makes excellent diving equipment. The rubber is of very good quality and the plastic clip has not let me down after many dives. The ribbing on the back helps the weights slide, but if you use clamp weights or locking rings you're fine. All in all this is a great belt and you won't be disappointed.

Easily holds lead weights. I have three jumps with this belt and raw lead weights. I liked the freedom of movement it gave. It's easy and doesn't need to dry afterwards. I can also use it when looking for metal in rivers; It holds my respective detection gear without turning off the detectors.

Ordered two weight belts with buckles but only received one belt without a buckle. One of the tapes I received even had "INCORRECT LABEL" handwritten on it. Tried to contact seller, no response. I have a trip to the Galapagos in two weeks and was planning to use these straps for scuba diving. Very disappointed. Of course, they cannot be used without a buckle.

The only freediving harness. The automatic stretch adapts to the body during the compression in depth. No more body compression, which allows the nylon webbing to slip and slip. They're probably great for scuba diving too, but definitely improve the quality and comfort of freediving. Don't hesitate, just buy, anything with the reefs name is great. A company that hasn't sold out to make a profit...yet.

I like this belt. It's very comfortable and you can tighten it just enough to keep it in place. There is nothing worse than having one of the traditional harnesses slip onto your chest while you are jumping. The weights slide easily and the rubber grips and holds them in place well. I think it holds up even better with coated weights. And we all know Riffe makes great gear. I also use one of their dive knives and can't say enough good things about their products that I have used.

Best freediving belt (brand name doesn't matter). Easy to adjust so you don't have an extra strap to pull or snag on the reef and you don't need more than one unlike buckle straps that you cut to fit your wetsuit. Also you can get a better fit for your narrowness. Often the holes in the belt buckles are too tight or too loose, and the holes can break. This strap can be adjusted to fit any wetsuit and is very stretchy. You can take a risk buying here, but it's always best to stretch test your…

I use this harness for freediving and I have to say that I can't find a better harness than this one. Wear these harnesses very low below the waist when freediving. I use standard Sea Pearls heavy 2 inch weights with Omer D rings on them. Everything slides smoothly and above all securely in place. Riffe offers replacement buckles as well as a real rubber strap on their website at a super cheap price. The glass-filled nylon buckle is explosion-proof and has an extremely secure rubber grip. The…