🔒 Enhanced Safety Buckle for Military Tactical Travel Review

I was hoping to fit at least a credit card, but the zipped pocket is very small (no wonder it's a belt and it's very, very slim). Cash or other documents are the only things that will fit. But good quality!

Works well. Worn like a normal belt. I managed to crop it to make it a bit shorter. I burned the cut to keep it from unraveling. Be careful with lightning. A bill got caught on it once, which made opening it a bit difficult.

Good First thing I like is that it looks like a normal belt. He's got teeth to deal with, and boy do they! First I had to figure out how to weaken it. It turned out to be very easy. Grasp the end of the strap and pull it away from your body. 4 inches and 230 pounds with a waist of about 37 inches. The belt fits perfectly! No pruning required. It easily held a 38" waist. If your waist is more than 40", I would say no. and there is also a money pocket. very long and can easily hold a lot of bills

I had 2 of these and both zippers broke in less than 4 months. The buckles don't hold, so the strap gets bigger as you bend forward. I liked the strong buckle but it slips off making the belt useless.

Not exactly what I thought. The belt in the length I ordered for my father could be opened in the pocket. However, the strap is too thin/narrow to hold an ID or credit card. This works for some bills or other currencies, maybe for a key or something else.

I bought this belt for a trip abroad. I was planning on carrying a decent amount of cash on the trip and wanted a "safer" option than putting it in my pocket or wallet. The belt looks like a regular black nylon belt and I was surprised that the buckle is metal instead of plastic. The zipper area is not very wide but quite long, about 1/2 the total length of the belt. This method has allowed me to stack my larger bills in stacks of 3, first in half and then in increments of 3, and stacked quite…