🔧 Enhanced Style and Functionality with Bulliant Click Ratchet Genuine Leather Review

4 Months Update: I'm still a big fan of this belt but a pretty big annoyance, as others have mentioned, is that the buckle end of the belt comes loose at least once a day. I haven't had a problem with the teeth wearing down from the belt itself (I guess some people have cut the belts too short then overtightened) but just tonight when I was unbuckling the belt it came loose and the Buckle fell off and actually cut my leg. I'm taking off one star because that's the only thing that could be…

What did I like or dislike? Okay, let's start with likes. I love that the Bell is so much better than any belt I've had. Belt is belt I thought until I found a Bulliant snap belt. It's nice. It looks good. I was concerned about the concept but it works well. Easy to put on, even easier to take off. It hugged my waist right where I wanted it. I bought this belt (black in the photo) and a brown belt which is a different type of ratchet belt. I've tried them both. The general ratchet design…

You may need to trim this about a half inch or so regularly as it will come loose within a half hour. The notched locking mechanism used to dig into the leather (thin leather sheath, actually with cheap padding underneath, not real leather through and through) will quickly snap through the clipped buckle end of the belt as it has almost no purchasing power (just the shabby end is hardly due to bad design). The teeth are small and blunt, the buckle mechanism is small and weak, the belt insert is

I have bought three of these in the last four years. I like the drag and click to close ease of use. The only real problem with this belt is that the teeth that press the buckle against the leather belt will erode the leather after about two months if you use the belt as intended. I don't usually cut the strap to exactly the right size, leaving some slack as you will need to trim about 1/4 inch off the leather strap when it finally stops hanging. That's the only downside, other than that it's a

Good belt, nice materials, like the ratchet mechanism. But. A fatal design flaw is the claw-like clip that holds the buckle to the belt's leather. it works the wrong way. Instead of pulling the belt into the buckle, he pushes the belt away from the buckle. This is normal for a while, but over time the teeth of the claw are no longer applying enough pressure to the stretched skin and the buckle keeps falling off. It's not a problem when wearing it, but if you put it on or take it off and don't…

I'm a real fan of this product. Easy to cut and assemble; looks great and is wearing well so far. I threw away all the other belts, the ones with stretched holes and worn leather. I've already bought another one and then another. Each has a different buckle design. I like to have a neat appearance when dressed for business or special occasions. The belt of this style is best suited for this. I can't think of any reason to go back to a regular belt that's looking pretty worn out after just a few