Review on 🎒 JASGOOD Military Tactical Webbing for Outdoor Use by Ryan Cornelison

High quality belt, friction buckle holds very securely. I've made two modifications that may help improve your belt and solve some of the problems reported by other users: 1. Belt Holder: Replace or add two o-rings to the belt end holder. Visit your local hydraulic store and purchase two o-rings that fit on the belt. I forgot the size I bought. See included image.2. Strap will not slide into tether-side buckle: Cut and/or reshape the end of the strap to make it easier to fit through the tether-side buckle. You can make a cut with strong scissors and melt it with a flame to keep it from spreading. The best place to do this is at a store that sells climbing gear, such as B.REI. You have a hot blade cutter for cutting and sealing climbing ropes and webbing. Good for this belt material. Enjoy the belt and hope the mods work for you.