🐍 Elite Survival Systems Cobra Rigger's Belt: Durable Black Rigger's Belt with D Ring Buckle (Large) Review

I have used many different straps. This is the best so far. It's durable, well built and works! If you're looking for a great belt to work with, this one is worth it.

Very happy with the purchase. The belt is of very good quality and looks great. It attaches easily through the belt loops and is strong enough to support the weight of attached items without causing any discomfort.

I love this gun belt! Bought it as a birthday present for my partner. He loves to! I just don't like how difficult it is to get it into the belt loops on some pants/jeans. I would buy one myself if I wore it! Nice green color!

This strap is great. It's expensive but worth it. The buckle side may not go through all belt loops, but it works great for jeans - just twist the buckle a little. The strap is strong and thick and will hold whatever you hang from it.

I love this belt. It is strong enough for concealed carry. The buckle is easy to use and closes securely. I use the ring for my work keychain. My only issue is having to remove 1 piece of the buckle to thread it through the belt loops. By the way, I turn it so that the buckle is on the left side above the pocket.

I deducted a star for incorrect sizing. The belt is what I expected; It looks very solid and snaps in and out easily. However, the waist size information provided is not accurate. I have a 41" waist and the large one advertised for a 39-44" waist is way too big for me. It doesn't get any smaller than just over 41 inches. So I have to send it back.

Excellent strap and strong as nails. I've read users complaining that once you put it on they can't thread it through the first belt loop and you have to wrap the loose velcro over the first loop. What you need to do is leave the pants open and pull them all the way through the buttonhole and secure with velcro and then thread back through the buttonhole. You can then zip/unzip as usual. It's just a process, much like preparing for ministry. Adapt and overcome!