🔧 Optimized Riggers Belt by Rothco Review

The belt is made of a hard, durable material, so hard that it is very difficult to thread it through the buckle. Also pay attention to the size of the XL belt, it is quite short. This surprised me as I usually order plus size pants so XL definitely had to be big enough. It's probably a good price if you're the right size as I'm sure the extra material will help with the buckle issue as well.

I think belts are like shoes, every company has its own size. Fits more like Big. I've compared this Rothco belt to the Condor belt I wear and it doesn't even come close to the size I was looking for. return for refund.

The webbing is great and the sizing is pretty close but the buckle is terrible. It's just not a good design and requires a bit of fiddling, especially with the Velcro on the strap. I use it, I do it. However, a regular PX belt is cheaper and much better. Don't buy this if you think it's the $30 equivalent of a mechanic's belt. No, that is not so. Imagine your usual uniform belt with velcro and a horrible buckle. I should have just waited until I got to PX.

It's not 47 inches. I have a solid 38 inch waist and it doesn't reach down to my waist let alone secure it. There is nothing XL here. Rothko Korean junk.

I bought this for my 14 year old son. He has problems with the standard harnesses and they dig into his stomach. I thought I'd try this for him. One thing I didn't understand is that the strap itself is attached with velcro. I was actually looking for one of those D ring belts. It turned up during this search. It was probably my fault for not paying attention. So in the sense that it's regulated, that's good. Another disadvantage is that the belt is wider than the loops on the pants. So this…