Daltech ForceDistressed Steel Core American Bison Leather Gun Belt - 14/15 oz - CCW - Brown - 1.5 inch Wide - 1030DW-45

This belt will support the heaviest EDC anyone would consider carrying. Was difficult to put through slots on my newer holsters, put worked fine after working the belt repeatedly through the slots. This belt might get handed down several generations!🤗

The product seems well built and of good quality. I made a mistake when sizing and it arrived too tight so I gave it to my nephew. My only suggestion would be to be sure of your sizing requirements when you order. Strong and well built product.

For a gun belt this is absolutely great quality. With it's steel band it supports firearm better then a super thick leather belt. I highly recommend this belt to anyone that carries concealed.

Great for IWB carry and looks great. Everything holds up great and after 4 years the steel core is firm. Like new sights be sure to add some Loctite to the screws before putting on the first time! For slim clip-on IWB a size 34 pant matched perfect with 34 belt. For Black Arch single clip hybrid IWB I could still use a 34 belt.

I am 6'2" and weight about 180 pounds. I typically wear either 32 or 33 inch pants size in the waist, and carry a mid size pistol. I initially ordered the size 34 as I was persuaded by another review to order the pants size you wear. I knew I'd need a little extra. Well, that was a mistake. It was way too small. I couldn't even get it on without a holster. They didn't have the 36, so I got the size 38, and ended up being happy with it. There's a little extra hanging off, but not too much. I think it works great. Anyways, I'd recommend going up at least 4 sizes than what you are, with no more than 6 sizes higher; For example: if you are a 32 waist, buy the 36 inch belt. I've only worn it for 2 days now. I love the color and distressed look of the belt. It's stiff as heck out the box and definitely needs breaking in, and I hope it will. I don't know what pants have bigger belt loops, but the belt barely fits in mine, which is fine I guess. Is a very rigid belt, and works for holding my heavier midsize pistol quite nicely. I might recommend a less stiff belt for someone that is carrying a compact, but time will tell on the break in and consequential improvement of the comfort level with this one, but right now it's not comfortable for me at all. With that said, it serves it's purpose. Will update this later with the break in situation and my overall liking or disliking to it. Hope this helpsEdit: After reading this, please don’t take this as an exact formula. I carry a SIG p229 which is a heavier and thicker carry than some. You may not need or desire the same slack in the belt. Also, after use I haven’t noticed a whole lot of “break-in”. It has broken in some and shaped more to how I sit. In theory I’m not so sure you can combine rigidity and comfort though, so it’s kind of a balance of what you want in pistol performance or capacity with what you want in comfort for your EDC. All in all this belt serves my needs.

This blows away my leather double stitched gun belts. If you want a weight bearing heavy duty belt for a good price, this is the one.

I've had the belt for over 6 months. So far so good. I've had a Leatherman tool, Glock 19, and a 10 inch knife all on this belt at the same time and it distributes the weight great. The belt is pretty rigid at first and if you're a slimmer guy like me, might dig into your hips. That'll go away after about 3 weeks of wearing it every day. Also note that the rivets will need to be loctited so they don't wind up coming out. I applied a coat of beeswax to mine to give it a deeper color and make it water resistant. Great belt overall in terms of looks and function.

Only thing I would change is go up (add) 1 size , when you measure