Black No-Scratch Web Belt

Great brlt perfect for my line of work as I work on vehicles all day and don't have to worry about scratching/ damaging the paint. Was a little upset the it started coming apart, but didn't realize i had purchased the belt about 3 years ago. Definitely got it's worth. Ordering another one today.

The original is better than the deluxe! Thinner, lighter and less stiff. The "rubber" coating on the ends is not grippy or obtrusive in any way. If you are having trouble deciding what version to get, go with the original Loopbelt. This is such a simple product there really isn't a whole lot to talk about. I actually bought the deluxe​ first because when my cell phone is in my hoodie pocket the screen would hit my belt buckle. I also work on my car a lot and this is cheap insurance for both situations. The velcro is fairly traditional with the exception that you have both "sides" of the velcro in one. The hook and loops are on both strips, so you can actually adhere one side to itself. This comes in handy if you have to undo the belt to use the bathroom as you can keep the ends out of your way. It is traditionally loud ripping velcro, though. Don't expect silent operation. The remaining bit of velcro strip that is not used will catch on some clothing. Mainly the stitching around the bottom of shirts as the threads catch on the hooks of the velcro. It's not a chronic issue but it happens occasionally. The velcro holds VERY strong. You can make it overly tight and try to push your gut out all you want, it's not gonna budge. You won't hear velcro ripping sounds throughout the day unless the end gets pulled. Great belt, i wear it every day.

This is a really nice belt for the money. First of all there is no belt buckle to dig into your belly if you have a bubble belly like me. However, sometimes it is a real pain in the arse to get the belt through your belt loop. The ends of the belt are not tapered like every other belt I've ever had. They are square cut and they are dipped in some sort of hard'ish rubber which makes threading your belt challenging to say the least. The rubber coating keeps the belt from fraying or falling apart at the ends which is nice. It would just be way nicer if the ends were tapered. I tend to swear when I get frustrated and sometimes I swear a lot at this belt. The hook and loop closure holds very well. I've never had a problem with it "letting go under a load". Also, I have no problem getting the belt tight enough and if you happen to get it too tight, all you have to do is run your finger from inside to outside between the velcro areas and you can loosen it just a little without having to unhook it completely and trying again. All in all I would probably purchase this belt again, but I might try to cut a taper in the ends and then dipping them in Plastikote or Plastidip myself.

When I use cheap belts with cheap pot metal buckles I get small itchy dermatitis like bumps on my tummy, so my wife got me this belt. For me It works well for the first 6 months. After that the hook and loop Velcro gets worn down or out and doesn’t grip as well anymore. That’s the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 starts. I’m on my second one now, but for less than $15 it’s totally worth it, especially since it doesn’t make me break out. I tried a bunch of other belts before this as well. The ones that grab 2 loops of your pants and pull tight didn’t work and weren’t able to hold up my work pants. Edit- I bought a second belt, in October of ‘24. The stitching of the hook and loop section began to fail within 2 months. I wrote a message to the company and they replaced the belt immediately no questions asked! Awesome customer service and I’ll continue to buy these.

The belt is ok. Seems well made. It works to hold pants up, but it's too thin for me. My belt clip retractable key ring doesn't hold tight when I'm pulling the key ring to unlock a door and the whole key ring flies off the belt. I got a different brand no scratch belt that is thicker leather. It holds the key ring tight with no issues of coming off.

I have been wearing a Loopbelt daily for years. Obviously infinitely adjustable. Made of polypropylene (woven plastic). Recyclable. Can't be washed but doesn't get dirty. If you are like me and constantly adjusting size the stitching on the velcro tears and belt must be replaced every 2-3 years. If you are not constantly adjusting I'd imagine it will last forever. If you are at top end of size, or in between sizes, take next size UP. If you don't you may have a large part of the velcro showing which may or may not bother you. Two issues. 1. If you are out in public and need to adjust your belt you must do it sloooowwwwly. If you pull it quickly there will be a loud noticeable RRRIIIIIIPP as 10 inches of velcro come apart. 2. If you wear a lot of sweaters, wool, fleece, or anything fuzzy and you have velcro showing the fabric might stick to it. It doesn't seem to stick to cotton shirts, synthetics, or any smooth fabric. I'd never go back to a regular leather belt with holes and a buckle. This is easier to adjust, can be adjusted to any size, and shows no wear whatsoever after years of use. Great customer service. I once received a belt that had bad weave with little loops sticking out. With no trouble they fixed the old one and sent it back to me with a brand new belt thrown in.

Finally a belt with no holes for the pin that goes into those holes. The holes typically wear out making the belt useless for your size. The holes are placed at about one inch increments making it difficult to find the correct tightness. The pin of the buckle may fail or break if in a hurry especially if it's cheaper metal. The belts with the closing flap that secures the belt tightly are a little better. But the buckle may be too wide or too thick causing it to dig into the skin or muscle of your stomach. Basically torture. The pin style has the same issue. This new type of belt with no buckle and velcro instead does not have any of those issues. It is lightweight and it is comfortable with no buckle digging into your skin and muscle.. The velcro seems very rugged and the industrial type of Velcro. I don't really know how long repeated use of Velcro will make this thing last but it is reversible. So it's basically two belts in one much like the other type of belts with buckle that you can reverse. If you use one side one day it's a good idea to use the other side the next day maybe mark it somehow that way you know which side to use one day versus the use of the other side on the next day. By doing this you will prolong the longevity of the belt. I felt like buying three of these just because what the material they do eventually wear down. I'd rather have a belt that doesn't have as many problems like the buckle style belts and I would also prefer a belt that is more lightweight and comfortable. The only thing you really have to do is make sure that you get one in the correct size. The skin and muscle on your waistline will be thanking you because you will no longer have a built with a buckle that digs into them. What a relief! Life and it's inventions should be relatively easy and stress-free the company that made this belt had that idea in mind.

The velcro is complete trash. It wasn't worth the gas to return so I threw it away. It was just the 2 sides of the hook end of the velco, so the ends didn't even stick together. Just complete junk

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My buckle would always get in the way of my working which is annoying. Great alternative and still does the job as if a belt with a buckle was there.

Light and easy for clearance use at immigration checkpoint as there are no metal in it. Secure once in place, but micro adjustments will need more effort

Wear it skateboarding so I don't have anything solid sticking into me when I inevitably take a hammering. However, the belt is quite stiff compared to a normal belt, removing most of the advantage of not having a buckle. Be better if it was softer.

Game changer for work trousers