BESTKEE Tactical Belts 2 Pack - Military Rigger Nylon Web Work EDC Belt with Heavy-Duty Quick Release Buckle

Perfect for your day to day work. Very durable and very easy to make it fit if you need to adjust it.

I decided to get these military belt packs after being frustrated with cheap belts losing their color. These belts are durable, feature a quick-release buckle, and are adjustable. They’re easy to use and have been great so far.

You thread the belt backwards compared to standard belt. Simple tightness adjustment is perfect. Just uplift the one side and slide the belt for tightness and squeeze the belt clamp back down all on the fly.You haver to un-clamp one side to take out of the pants but thats the learning part of it.The stretch work out just fine when kneeling down or bending sideways. I think this will last for years.Webbing made out of automobile seat belt material.

Durable, but rubs my gut a little bit im a bigger guy

Belt itself is fine. Functions well and keeps my pants up. But the pair of belts sent were not equipped with the “upgraded quick-release buckles” shown in the listing, and look suspiciously (exactly) like the buckles in the “multi step - hard to adjust” images. I’ll keep the belts because I don’t have time to wait for an exchange, but bad form, BESTKEE.

Awesome belt… bought another set. Used it for my ski pants and bib.

I generally wear tactical belts, not because I need the tactical aspect of the belt, but it is because they are easier to put on when you shape is 'round.' The metal buckle parts are lightweight and well machined. the springs on the clasp hold very well.I generally use these belts in combination with pouches arounf my shop. That way the tools I need are hanging right there on my belt. These are perfect. The webbing used does not stretch and they don't spontaneously open when some weight is applied.A good deal for two belts. If you need them much shorter, use a sharp pair of scissors to cut to length, then use a lighter or microtorch to melt the cut edge to keep it from fraying.