JASGOODTactical Heavy Duty Reinforced Nylon Belt for Men Adjustable Military Webbing Belt Strap with Metal Buckle

*** 02/19/2021 UPDATE: Have had this belt for nearly 3 years now and worn it practically everyday sense. The buckle itself has definitely worn quite a bit of the paint away, and the woven belt itself has gotten abraded a bit in the spot where I typically have it cinched to, but it's still holding up strong, literally! Worth every penny and my 5 Star review/rating still stands.For the price, I really don't think you can beat this belt for the style. Seems very durable. Stays where you put it.I bought this due to my fluctuating weight (been doing the keto diet, it really works if your trying to lose weight, seriously consider it) and I'm like right between two different belt sizes and the ones I was using were falling apart so I wanted something that could work for all sizes.This thing is less than 10 bucks, you can't buy one of those no name brand belts at Wally world for this price, and even their cheapest one will be nowhere near as stout as this one feels at least. Hope this thing lasts a while and I can update my review with long term use.

Well constructed. Plan to have this for years. Solid product. Would recommend. I trimmed it to fit my waist.

I found this belt surprisingly sturdy, in fact maybe a little too sturdy -- the buckle is kind of heavy. I like the way it looks though and it cinches up to the right size very easily.A few design flaws:1) as I mentioned above, heavy buckle. Would be awesome to make out of aluminum2) the length was way too long (I got the "below 40 in" size) so I had to cut off at least 6" so the tail of the belt wasn't ridiculously long. This worked ok, but it was hard to melt the nylon end as nice as the factory finish just using a lighter.3) the little black elastic loop that can slide along the belt is a silly thing to include, it makes no sense to use really.Ultimately not sure if I will use as a casual belt due to the heft, but I did use this the other day for some outdoor work: I attached a chainsaw to the belt with a big carabiner so it would dangle behind me while I climbed a tree. It felt really solid and I was sure it would hold!

The belt is of great quality and the friction buckle holds very securely. I made two modifications that can help improve your belt and addresses some of the issues reported by other users:1. Belt keeper: Replace or add to the belt tail keeper with two o-rings. Visit a local hydraulic shop and get two o-rings that slide onto your belt. I forget the size I bought. See the included image.2. Belt not sliding into the keeper side of the buckle: Trim the end of the belt and/or change its shape to more easily slide through the belt keeper side of the buckle. You can make the cut with durable scissors and flame melt the cut to keep it from unraveling. A better idea is to have it cut at a shop that sells climbing gear like REI. They have a hot blade cutter to cut and seal climbing ropes and webbing. Works well for this belt material.Enjoy the belt and hope the mods work for you.

For the price of this belt I never expected it to last this long so I decided to write a review. I Have the black buckle head and after wearing this belt several days per week for the last 3.5 years I say it is a great value. Its still fully usable and is fairly stiff. It stays tight on my waist and holds any belt attached items snug. A lot of the paint on the buckle has chipped away, but I don't usually wear this belt with tucked in shirts. If it bothered me enough I could always scrape off the rest and repaint it. There is some fraying where I often carry utility items that have a metal clip, and some fraying near where the buckle tightens.

Does a good job at a good price. At first I was littler sceptical since I thought I was going to be constantly adjusting it since I work at a active warehouse but it's not the case. I probably adjusted 2 times per an 8 hour shift doing a.lot of bending and up a down movements. The material looks very high quality and it seems like it's going to last many years. One big advantage of not having to clip like the old school belts is that it would the same despite having body weight variations such as myself that I can go up or down 20 pounds in a year. The only down side us the paint on the metal buckle is not good, mine started to peel off, but I wanted for work so who cares.

Fits well, stays snug, and will probably last forever. But, the buckle is seriously heavy. Too heavy. I use this as a work belt only.

Does what its supposed to do. Hold your pants up...plus my knife, cell case, and keys clipped onto it.

Actually the best belt I've ever had. Lasts for years

My husband bought this to replace his NHS issue belt that he complained about for a very long time. He says he wished he'd bought this sooner as it holds his nhs issue trousers up far better than a standard belt. Lovely and thick and excellent quality. The clasp works perfectly every time. Would not hesitate to recommend this.

Awesome belt! Simple to use, and durable. Great for those who like to carry a pocket knife, or other items that attach to a belt. Definitely reccomend this belt.

It’s stif for the first few hours of wear, quickly breaks in and is solid. Buckle grips well and stays tight. Can quickly tighten or slacken onehanded.

Good belt! Shipped fast and good price! Not much to it which is nice. Light weight and sturdy! Great for backpacking and minor rescue use