Ratchet Tactical Gun Belt for Men - 1.5" Stiff Nylon Web Work Belts Heavy Duty - Slide Buckle Fit Pants

This is THE belt of belts.First, great look. I can wear this casual or professionally but I purchased this for a more professional look.This belt is well constructed and can be used to carry without any slack or lag. No drooping. I was easily able to size it down. The thickness of the belt is what sold me. It made for a secure, comfortable fit.Easy to adjust, easy to release. I plan to buy more color options.I will probably not go back to a leather belt.What I really want now is a magnetic belt holder for my closet or maybe a magnetic belt hanger.

Nice and sturdy. Very durable and works with metal clips and retainers. Also works great for my work as I can put my drill holster onto it and a tool pouch. A bonus it is also really quick adjusting to make bigger or smaller, and holds the tightness perfectly.

I was skeptical about this belt. The ratchet thing seemed like a novelty rather than an improvement. But it was one of those limited time deal things so I figured I'd give it a whirl.And after wearing the belt for a few days, I've come to appreciate it. It goes on quick, is very adjustable (nice because the waistbands between shorts, slacks and work pants can vary in thickness), holds tight and comes off easily when you press the lever. The belt itself is pretty stiff and is thicker than most of the belts I have. I like that - seems like it'll hold up longer. It does loose some stiffness over time, but still seems solid.The buckle design is different than most of the others out there too. Gives it.a kinda sci-fi movie feel and sets it apart from the tired same ol' same old that everybody is doing.I like it and am glad I got one.- seems to hold up good whether lounging around watching tv or out shoveling snow and clearing off the cars. And it's far less (even at normal price) than some of the name brands with the same functionality. All in all a good purchase.

I bought this as a gun belt thinking that the term ratchet belt, which is used by other belt companies to identify ratcheting track belts, would mean the same thing in this case. It did not. This belt is similar to the old canvas boyscout belts but instead of a friction bar to lock it, it uses a "ratcheting" mechanism that grips the material of the belt. The grip is pretty good. I couldn't pull it apart. The buckle is not too big, nor does it stick out too far from the belt. The belt is thick and stiff enough but not as stiff as a gun belt from a major manufacturer.Over all it is a great gun belt for the price. It is perfect to get a taste of this kind of belt before comiting to something from Kore or other more expensive maker.

This is an excellent belt. Very sturdy; adjustable in tiny increments where you can dial in the belt “just right”. No concerns with buckle detaching from the belt. If you need to shorten the belt (like I did), follow the included (good) instructions. The process was quick and painless (you will need sharp good quality scissors (fiskars, etc) as the belt material is very tough to cut. Also don’t forget to cinch the cut edges with a lighter (prevents the cut part from unraveling). This doesn’t scream “firearm belt” to people when you wear it - looks nice both on Jeans and more formal sorts of pants….6 MONTH Update: it has been 6 months of daily use. I noticed that occasionally the buckle slides a little and loosens up the belt when sitting down or bending over. After further investigation, I noticed the buckle teeth are rounded at the top which allows the belt to slide a little when additional tension is applied (which sitting down, etc). I used a tiny triangle shaped metal file to make the buckle teeth sharper. This made the issue go away as the teeth are sunk into the belt material now and won’t allow it to move.I still think it is a good belt for the $ and if you don’t mind potentially doing a little surgery with a small metal file at some point down the road, it is perfect.Hopefully the manufacturer reads this and improve the tooth design.

While I've used some leather "gun" belts from Amazon and other vendors, some didn't work after I lost weight or the holes were too far apart and the belt was either too loose or too tight - which can be important when you have a couple pounds of steel/polymer hanging off a holster. This is the second belt I've purchased from this company. The ratcheting ability means that it is ALWAYS the right length whether you are carrying inside the waist, outside the waist, or gained a few pounds over the holidays. The material is very string and has shown no sign of wear after months of usage. It also looks very attractive and I have two different buckles and two different colors - both are excellent. My wife bought me a more expensive brand name one in leather for when I need to dress up and I see almost no difference between the two.

Super heavy duty materials, great for a full size gun holster. No sag, easy to adjust and release

I'm a little upset I've spent so much more on other belts and this works just as well if not better. You really pay for the advertising and this brand doesn't advertise.The belt is stiff. If you close it, grab the side, and hold it out, the belt holds its shape with minimal bend.For yardwork or hiking, I expect this to last years. For a duty/range belt, a little less. The nylon will fray eventually after continued rubbing, but a lighter can fix that quick. If it gets bad enough, buy another for $15 and not a $90 competitor one. The competitor isn't going to last 6x as long.Once you trim this to your custom size, you'll appreciate the latching. It eventually becomes a one-handed operation and now I hate my other leather belts with a traditional buckle.