LionVII Nylon Belts Men, Breathable Web Belt with YKK Plastic Buckle Durable for Working, Trim to Fit 28-49" Waist

These belts are extremely comfortable and, of course, because of the kind of buckle employed, infinitely adjustable. The webbing, if that is what it is called, is different from all other webbing types I have been able to purchase. It is ribbed horizontally and this makes it different from all the other types I can find offered for sale in rolls of 25 yards or so. These belts are kind of expensive, but, considering the fact that I have wasted about $800.00 on various leather belts averaging about $100.00 each, not one of which even comes close to being either comfortable OR adjustable, the cost of the belts under current scrutiny seems justifiable. I have given some of these kinds of belts to friends and relatives and, without exception, they claim they were not aware that belts could be so comfortable. Some people may be put off by the plastic buckle, but really, it only adds to the comfort and easy use of the belt. The material of this belt strap works even with the "minimalist" delrin tri-glide buckles, but you should be careful if you try this: the belt may just float away on you.

Was looking for a replacement for an old fire hose belt, this was the next closest alternative. Thin and no where near bulky. Fits really nice. I like the buckle (what my old one had) for it doesn't pinch, not bulky, and easy to use. Only downfall is plastic, which I replaced with my old metal buckle. Overall, GREAT belt!

Really too soon for a complete review only wearing a week. As for now I like it. Time well tell if the buckle holds up.

Comes extra long but easily cut to size. Tip: heat the cut end with a butane flame to prevent fraying. Comfortable and looks great. The belt hoop sometimes gets caught in my jeans, but that’s easily resolved with a staple.

It's not super heavy duty or anything remotely like that, and the thickness is a little less than 1-1/2" But for what it is, I like it. The plastic bucket isn't going to last forever, but I like that its lighter than metal. Not to mention that the buckles rounded corners don't dig into my skin like metal ones do. Just note that the belt I received was a bit lighter in color than pictured. The green stripes are very green. as is the brown, it's more of a greenish coyote brown, than actual warm brown. Oh, and the belt is anything but canvas. It's just really stiff nylon. Very VERY STIFF nylon. But Again, it's a decent belt. doesn't slip, barely bends, and far from military or tactical.

I bought this because I am tired of tacking my belt off when going through airport security. The first time I travel with this thing I make it through the first airport, even though the TSa agent was not too happy. On the second airport they made me take it off! I told them it was plastic, they said don't don't care, the machine is not looking for metal. So, if you go through the full body scanners, chances are this will have to come off. And that was my main reason to buy this... Other than that, it is a tough belt, stiff nylon webbing with a hard plastic buckle, good for outdoor activities, etc.

Belt itself is good looking. The buckle is as useless as any device could be. You can't fasten it when its on a table in front of you. impossible around your waist

I got this as a TSA-friendly travel belt and ended up wearing it nearly every day. It is easy to adjust, doesn't slip, and is a nice thick webbing.After three years, the elastic loop for the excess belt is loosing a bit of stretch, but that is normal wear and tear after a thousand days of use. That elastic loop can slip off when I remove the belt, but I just keep track of it now. If I really cared, I would stitch it in place.Just about a perfect belt for travel and very good for daily wear.