Kangaroo Plastic Fake Bullet Belt for Men and Women 60 Inches - Army Soldier Military Ammo Costume Accessories Toy - Easter Bandolier Cosplay Dress up - Cowboy Bullet Sash Straps Apparel Prop

Great Price! Perfect size! Light weight! It is easy to pull apart by accident.

Very light weight, It was perfect for our Forklore Mexican Dance.

It was very cheap product and all pieces came apart without even using it. We had to through out all the parts since it was all small pieces and not even possible to put it back together. Waste of money. Don’t recommend and don’t buy it.

It looks pretty realistic - I won two costume contests while dressed as Lemmy and wearing it as a belt. But it fell apart several times when I moved slightly or sat down, even though I hot-glued it together based on other reviews. The bullets just slide too easily and the clips aren't strong enough.

You get what you pay for. They definitely won't hold up as is for costume purposes, you'll need to glue them into place since the clips that hold them together don't like to actually keep them in place. They separate very easily. I, however, got them to use in various other crafts, so that's no big deal for me. They definitely won't pass for the real thing unless you modify and paint them. In case anyone was looking for realistic bullets.

Overall looks like an ammo belt and is on the affordable side. Feels great to wear and doesn't fall apart when I put it on.

La idea del diseño es buena, pero en la práctica no funcionó. Las piezas se partían con facilidad y varias se caían mientras caminaba, lo que fue incómodo y nada funcional. Esperaba más resistencia y mejor sujeción. En mi caso, no lo recomendaría porque no cumplió su propósito.

I bought this to make bullet bracelets for my Black Widow cosplay. I didn't want to spend a lot, so I decided on plastic bullets and then glue them to elastic. For the price they worked out. Yes, they are cheap, but that's a given when you're buying a Halloween prop. But perfect for a budget. I painted them black, so I shared a few pictures of my progress.