👦 Boys' Belts with Black Chrome Buckle - Cotton Military Accessories Review

These straps are made in one size so you can adjust them to your clothes. BUT after putting it on three times, the buckle gradually began to loosen. I tweaked it, played around with it and tried to fix it, but in the end it didn't work AT ALL. The buckle comes loose from time to time, so it's useless as a belt as it won't stay if you can't buckle it. I really liked this belt and am really upset that I have to return it.

Very disappointed with this belt. I've been trying to find such a belt for a long time, since a long time ago I had a very good one. The first thing that struck me when I opened the package was how light it was. There's not a lot of meat in there. The belt itself is quite thin and the buckle is thin metal. "Made in Taiwan" is clearly written directly on the buckle, which I am also dissatisfied with. I'd love to find a nice white navy blue belt, but this thing isn't even funny; it's a scream. It

I need a white belt to match my white uniform. I ordered this white web belt after looking at several other belts. The common weak point with these belts is the buckle. The belt buckle is made in Taiwan and just not impressive. The fabric strap is thinner than any other fabric strap I've had. Yes, I would have preferred a thicker webbing and structurally stronger buckle. This belt and buckle are lightweight and relatively inexpensive. I cut and used the mesh with standard scissors. So far, so…

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this belt given the price I paid. While it's clearly not up to military standards and unfortunately not made in the USA, I'm happy with the quality. The length has become too long, but you can easily remove the belt buckle and cut off the excess length from the nylon. - This allows the crimped metal end to remain intact. I'm hoping to have an opportunity to shorten it even more in the near future - assuming I lose the weight I want. The belt wears as

I only needed a cotton belt, not the brass buckle that came with it. Currently, the style of buttonholes and belts with openwork weaving is too tight and uncomfortable for me; Although my 1971 army uniform no longer fit me because I was getting fat, I kept this simple black field style open buckle that only required a cotton belt for a custom fit. I've tried using hemp webbing before, but as others have pointed out,