Black No-Scratch Web Belt with Rubber Coated Tips and Advanced Hook & Loop Fasteners

Yes. It is one of a kind this belt, the ends are nice.The fact that I've been doing it wrong the whole time, I didn't need a fully stretching belt, I needed a solid thin one made of fabric mostly.It supports my pants staying in one fixed position instead of falling down.This is a perfect belt for my job where I will have a tool belt on. Two metal belt buckles slamming against each other with their width and depth sucks, a piece of metal jabbing my stomach all day clanking around.You find yourself avoiding taking it apart half the time to take clothes off so it's cumbersome if so.Although I do place 5 stars for good work, I am myself an inventor and I wish to give a heads up.The belt needs very little, some, give, at either the center (back) or on one or two of the sides preceeding the majority of the velcro, like a rubber material. I would not place spandex or other rubber band or traditional stretching belt. You can't take away the solid feel.I would place just enough to allow pulling toward one side, because this nylon stuff you know, it's extremely stiff. When someone uses a traditional leather whatever belt with a buckle, they have leverage to tighten. This doesn't. You literally have to use all your might to bull the pieces together, and hopefully not snag it on too early or you're re-doing it.I also find that you need extra positioning to snug the upper layer into the pants belt loop, you find yourself needing to shift the entire belt to the left or right then back into its area, unless you don't care.It needs minimal expanding, or it needs a tool to tug it inward. A sliver of rubber that allows the belt to expand in one to 2 places for leverage

I bought two of these. The first was XL to use as a method of securing me to my weight bench when sitting upright and doing decline chest presses and flys from weight machine. I liked it so much that I bought one to fit me for daily wear. I'm 6ft w/ 32" waist. The 29"-32" is perfect. Keeps my pants and shorts from slipping down. Good for hiking pants, too, since it doesn't bind. No metal buckle to jam into you. The velcro will wear out eventually, but I'm not using that often. And the price makes this a worthwhile purchase.

I hate wearing belts, but losing weight has forced me to get re-acquainted with them. I started searching for alternatives to the traditional belt, and really wanted something that lacked a buckle, and more importantly, the excess "tail".I discovered a series of belts designed for mechanics and other folks where buckles become a liability, and eventually stumbled upon the Loopbelt. Not only is it plain and simple, it's also attractively priced.I was a little concerned that the velcro wouldn't hold well, but I've been quite impressed with how well it works. It's yet to slip, or come undone on it's own, or get hooked on something, it just works. An added bonus is that it works no matter how you put it on.I'd have given it a full 5 stars but for 2 minor issues:- the velcro seems too stiff, and wrinkles near the stitching holding it to the nylon. Performance doesn't appear to be affected, but it makes it look "cheap" or poorly made- the exposed velcro takes some getting used to. Unlike most velco, the "loop" side isn't very soft, it feels closed to having 2 "hook" surfaces. No matter how you thread the belt, there's usually an exposed section, depending on your girth and size of belt. I find my arms occasionally brushing against it. It's not uncomfortable, but I wish it was either softer, or had a means of covering the exposed velcro.

Looks durable hopefully it lasts a few months. This enough and sturdy enough to use as an EDC belt! Will be buying more!!!!

I got this belt for my teen who only wore it 4 times before the Velcro piece started coming undone from the belt. I’m told it’s really comfortable, but I’ll be having to take my sewing machine to it before it’s usable again.

Are you a dad looking to up your dad game? This belt will do it. Is it practical? You betcha. Is it way more comfortable than a regular belt? Oooooh mama, let me tell you - no more belt-buckle digging into your dad-bod gut flap. Does it make your wife howl with laughter when you disrobe? Kkkkkrrrriiiissshhh! Oh yeah! Does it look amazing? Not in the least! This thing should only work on beige Dockers that are one size too small, but alas, it works on all pants with belt loops. It's lightweight and super-adjustable, I love it!

Need a belt for work with no buckle and this works great! Seems to fit a bit on the small size but velcro sticks well. Good price too.

When I use cheap belts with cheap pot metal buckles I get small itchy dermatitis like bumps on my tummy, so my wife got me this belt. For me It works well for the first 6 months. After that the hook and loop Velcro gets worn down or out and doesn’t grip as well anymore. That’s the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 starts. I’m on my second one now, but for less than $15 it’s totally worth it, especially since it doesn’t make me break out.

Husband loves this belt he is losing weight so it is nicely adjustable and durable. Wears it every day now. Ordered a second one.

El velcro es excelente ti

Wear it skateboarding so I don't have anything solid sticking into me when I inevitably take a hammering. However, the belt is quite stiff compared to a normal belt, removing most of the advantage of not having a buckle. Be better if it was softer.

I use this as my work belt

Strong, neat and easyHowever, if your job requires a lot of sitting and you are a big guy it's very uncomfortable because the material is hard.Overall I recommend it if you want your life to be a bit easier and you have to access check points frequently.