PropperTactical Duty Belt

Very nice belt. Stiff plastic buckle, and the belt itself is stiff nylon. Good enough for everyday wear, and will work as a carry belt for most compact and subcompact handguns. Larger and heavier handguns are likely to overwhelm this belt, however. Stays tight, and does what it needs to do. If your only loadout on this belt is a keychain, small tool holster or cell phone case, it is going to serve you just fine. This is NOT a riggers belt or anything close to it, or any sort of military style belt for anything other than parade or garrison duty.Since it was brought up as a question...Mine did have the correct Propper tag inside, so unless it is a very good clone, it is legitimate.

Fits, well made, and durable.

Can’t ask for better fit the price. Buckle is plastic but well made and hand held up well so far. Holds belt tight with no need for adjustment all day. Stiff belt material works well.

-----------------------QUICK REVIEW-----------------------So far so good with this belt, to be honest I've never heard of or used a PROPPER belt so I have NO CLUE if it's authentic or counterift. The belt is suited for on or off duty use, the PROPPER Nylon Duty Belt is designed to provide utility in any environment. The molded belt buckle allows for easy adjustments yet holds tight when loaded down. Heavy duty 1.5 inch wide nylon can withstand constant and long term use.I got a 32-34 waist belt and I am 33 waist and it fits perfectly on my pants or summer shorts. Belt is sturdy but there are definitely sturdier belts (that cost more). I use it to hold my holster for my PPQ or GLOCK 23 and it works great and keeps it up on my belt with ease. I also strap my knife and pepper spray to the belt.-----------------------FEATURES------------------------ Nylon webbing- Imported- Heavy duty nylon webbing- Belt width - 1.5 Inch- Features PROPPER name and logo on the belt buckle-----------------------PROS------------------------ Sturdy- Crazy Good Price- 1.5" Width- Overall Good Quality- Fits as Expected (32-34 Waist)- Versatile-----------------------CONS------------------------ Could be sturdier- Plastic Buckle- Belt is Stiff - Hard to Tighten

Nice and sturdy and easier to use than the belt issued to me in basic.

It is a very sturdy belt, actually kind of stiff and a little difficult to get through and tightened up in the buckle because of the stiffness. I already have one light nylon belt I use a lot and for travel that is gray and wanted a black on for other pants. I didn't check close enough on the width when ordering. It is a very heavy duty belt (should've been alerted by all the reviews from law enforcement-types commenting on its ability to hold all their holsters and equipment with no problem) but a little stiff and oversized for what I wanted and expected.

One of those products you hate buying. Not because it's of poor quality or function. Not because it's unfashionable or aesthetically displeasing. You hate buying it because despite the reluctantly affordable price, it's still 10x more than it's worth. I debated on the ranking and in the end, I went with 5 stars simply because it does 100% what it is supposed to do and as advertised. I mean, what else would you like to know? It's the same nylon strap and buckle that's been on every backpack you had growing up or currently own. It's just.... yeah, it's a 1.5'' wide nylon strap with a standard/incredibly simple "buckle" (if you can even call it that) that exists everywhere.How is the quality though? Like virtually every single nylon strap made. "But I've had ones that broke..." Then you did something wrong. I've had to wear this working on cars (no scratches) as well as my EMS career over the last 8 years. Everyone in EMS uses this style of belt. How many people do you think manufacture nylon straps and how much different can you expect them to be? If you've had one of these belts actually break, you either had one with an existing defect (and should have returned it) or it was due to extremely excessive physical damage to the belt i.e. it was physically cut or hooked on something very sharp you pulled away from. Those of you who have tried cutting 100% nylon straps like these will know that they are extremely resilient.Not sure what else to say. Comparing nylon strap belts like these is like trying to find out which bottled water is "better." If you're the type of person that passes the generic cough syrup to purchase the brand name version at 3x the price, keep looking and spend away. If you're a wise consumer, you'll clearly see that this is one of those cases in which the cheapest option is the best option.*All that aside, if you actually let someone convince you their nylon strap is better and worth more, I happen to know a Nigerian prince that would love to talk with you.Medium is ~43'' long. I'm a pretty average person and if I put on some pounds I could potentially run out of room on this belt. Be safe and get a size up if you're concerned, you can always tuck excess away neatly.

I love this belt! I looked at all types of similar web belts, most much more expensive, before I settled on this one. I got tired of cheap leather belts that start tearing out where the metal tongue goes through the hole. Also, I can cinch this up no matter what my girth is. In fact, I like it so well, I just got another one, different color to go with green pants. I like the fact of the plastic buckle, so don't have to take belt off to go through metal detectors. And it holds just fine wherever I cinch it to.