GM CLIMBING Nylon Webbing Flat MilSpecs MIL-W-17337 1200Lbs for Tactical Goods, Backpack Straps, Loops, Slings, PALS MOLLE Webbing Adapter

I purchased this webbing to replace old and worn out webbing on a pack, so far it has worked well and I have had no issues. The webbing in question has been in the rain and mud and does not show any unusual wear.I will purchase this webbing again when needed. I would recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I use this for my tailoring projects, making heavy duty use products such as dump pouches, fanny packs, knife bags, mag pouches, bags, and so on. Very strong and durable.I have reordered before, and I will again when I run out.Good quality product.

Decent webbing. A bit more green than the old Eagle Industries Ranger Green (which is close to RAL 7013 Braungrau).

I bought this to support insulation on my Pole Barn Ceiling. I cut it to the length needed and stapled to the roof supports. Works well and is strong enough to hold the batts in place. I would use again.

Excellent.

I bought this webbing to make a waist belt for myself. The quality is nice where it gives off a smoother finish than I had expected. Cannot vouch for the strength as I don't really need a lot for using it as a waist belt.Aesthetically, it works well with a lot of my clothing.

It's cheap for a good amount of webbing - but it's not quite Tan 499. This was my third attempt at ordering "Tan 499" webbing from different sellers, and so far they're all just a bit off. It's not unusable, but it's pretty obvious if you're using it alongside the actual Tan 499 USGI stuff.Here's a pic of the webbing (on the right) with actual tan 499 webbing (left) on top of actual licensed multicam. Tan 499 is the light portion of multicam, this "Tan 499" color in this webbing is not present in multicam at all.If that doesn't matter to you, it's a good value, but "mil-spec" "tan 499" isn't quite accurate.

Great product at a great price.