🌬️ Thomas Bates Outdoor Metal-Free Men's Accessories: The Ultimate in Breathability! Review

While I'm a huge fan of American made merchandise, I would never recommend these. This is the thinnest, thinnest "belt" I've ever seen. In fact, I received two that were almost identical as a free item included with another product. Sure, it was the cargo straps, but the only difference was the "Made in USA" label, which is probably worth more than the strap and buckle itself. My only guess is that Thomas Bates is trying to get out of the recently resurgent one Capitalizing on the "Buy…

Yes, the other reviewers are right - the eardrum twists (in a tight direction, like it's trying to turn into a rope instead of a belt ) with a lot of effort. After wearing it once, it was clearly deformed. Too bad - the buckle is good quality and the brown color is the best of any brown belt of this type I've tried (unlike the wider "military" version of this belt which is more typically "milk chocolate brown") - it is deeper, dark brown with a slight olive tint. Manufacturer - Fix the curl…

I was looking for a nice belt that could be worn with amphibious shorts without fear of them getting wet, or with casual wear in places where I would likely walk through metal detectors. . I chose brown and it goes surprisingly well with all my pants and shorts. It feels solid and is easy to tighten and loosen. When I put it on, it doesn't slip at all. The material is very light and seems to dry quickly even though I haven't been in the water with it yet. Overall, I'm glad I made the right…