Rothco Military Belts Chrome Khaki Review

I don't need a buckle. I already have one (buckle). I want a larger size. It was my fault, but it fits. I left out an extra inch or two for my holster. But it still fits, albeit snugly.

I last bought one of these Rothco belts in January 2012 for my husband. away from it several times a day. This belt is the same width and thickness as its predecessor, so I have no hesitation in giving it five stars. If this somehow fails, rest assured I will edit my review to reflect that result.

It was a great belt until I started working with it. I move a lot, I stand up, I bend over. As I walked, usually with my hands busy, the belt loosened to the point that several times I almost walked around with my pants around my ankles in front of customers. The metal buckle isn't tight because the strap material is half the thickness of my old one, which lasted me for ten years before it failed. The material is cheaper and thinner, and the same buckle size as my old one allows the belt to…

Note. I wrote a review for this belt but apparently placed it with a different version of the product so I'm reproducing it here on the right. Belt arrived on time and as advertised. It's decent quality, slightly thinner but stiffer material than other straps I've had, but looks like it should hold up just fine. The buckle seems to be of decent quality and holds the belt in place. My only complaint and the reason I downgraded it 1 star is that there is no metal eyelet on the non-buckle end…

I am 70 year old male. As we get older, we tend to be more picky about what's comfortable and/or convenient. A few years ago I gave up shoes with laces - it became more difficult to reach and tie the laces. Now I decide on slippers or loafers. As for belts, I had a military style web belt for a couple of years. I bought it because it was the only gray belt I could find in stores. I have a wide variety of leather belts, all with holes to adjust buckle size. What I liked about my gray fabric belt