🔒 Tru-Spec Security Friendly Tactical Belt: Your Ultimate Accessory for Enhanced Security Measures Review

The belt has served well. Very durable. But also very, very wide. I sometimes have a hard time threading it through the belt loops of my pants. Also, there isn't anything special at the end of the belt, so the front end wears out pretty quickly. That's to be expected with a seat belt, though. Just be aware that if you're looking for a type of cloth harness like this, the seat belts may be slightly different than what you need.

Experience from day one, definitely worth $10! I wear a 38-40 in most pants and bought a 2XL, I probably have about 5-6 inches left of the buckle, just enough to put on but not enough to dangle. It fits perfectly through my usual belt loops on jeans. In terms of its holding power, it actually stays in place so well that it's a bit difficult to tighten! Feels good, the straps are quite thick but not unnecessarily. I really hope this plastic buckle holds up well although it seems pretty solid…

Actually, as usual, I was looking for more Propper belts, but I came across this TRU-SPEC belt and decided to try it because it was on sale and cheaper than Propper also on offer at the time. I like it, it's more durable but at the same time more comfortable and holds in place better. It even has a nice elastic strap which Propper straps are sorely lacking. I'm sticking with it because I held up my pants. I have since repurposed my propper harnesses and modified them to use quick release…

I used to accidentally order a large one and give it away. Got XL this time and it works great. With my 40 inch waist I have about 6 inches left which extends to the first belt loop and then to my own elastic belt loop. It really fits into the belt loops of TruSpec and Propper tactical pants and holds their waistband in place. The 1.5" propper belt that came with my propper pants is too tight and reveals my Donelop disease too easily, but not this 1.75" TruSpec belt! The buckle held tight on…