GM CLIMBING Nylon Webbing Flat MilSpecs MIL-W-17337 1200Lbs for Tactical Goods, Backpack Straps, Loops, Slings, PALS MOLLE Webbing Adapter

This item shipped and arrived fast. This Mil spec webbing is very good quality and well made. The webbing is very strong and durable. The webbing is easy to cut and seal the ends from fraying by way of torch or a lighter. I never hit the max weight capability of this webbing but it held 300 pounds with no problem. This webbing is very functional for so many different uses. The cost was fair and you the different lengths / widths that can be ordered is convenient. I rated this item 5 stars.

Very good, sturdy material. I used it to replace worn, deteriorated straps. No problems.

Perfectly matches the Velcro color on MC. See pic. When I can't find a product that is exactly what I want, I tend to make it and that's what this is for. An imagination and self sufficiency is key to success. That said, I bought this for MOLLE webbing gear I'm making and it's just what I need. Now...if it lasts, I'll make this my home store to get more.

It’s webbing. It webs.

Use this to make a off body carry bag strap and magazine retainer inside a low visibility bag. The strength is good, but the material is really stiff I thought it would be flexible and not crease as easily. The color is good and I think it was a good value for the amount I got. Thickness seems good for my application. If it had more flexible feeling 5 starts

Very nice material, seems quality. The color is slightly darker than the ranger green you’d get from T.Rex Arms or Shaw Concepts. But it blends well with their stuff and doesn’t contrast much at all. Hope that helps. Used for some custom alterations on my kit.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this webbing for the price. It’s thick enough for good durability, but I was also able to sew a couple layers of it into multiple projects on a domestic sewing machine

It's cheap for a good amount of webbing - but it's not quite Tan 499. This was my third attempt at ordering "Tan 499" webbing from different sellers, and so far they're all just a bit off. It's not unusable, but it's pretty obvious if you're using it alongside the actual Tan 499 USGI stuff. Here's a pic of the webbing (on the right) with actual tan 499 webbing (left) on top of actual licensed multicam. Tan 499 is the light portion of multicam, this "Tan 499" color in this webbing is not present in multicam at all. If that doesn't matter to you, it's a good value, but "mil-spec" "tan 499" isn't quite accurate.

Color is off, not quite ranger green, not olive drab either. Somewhere in the middle

The color of the "ranger green" is far more blue and deeper in shade when compared to the true US-made gov. contractor product. Of course, variation exists between manufacturers, but this is wildly different, almost like a Camo #483 green. I am sure that the test weight for climbing purposes holds up, but this was bought for manufacturing purposes and the color inaccuracy is unacceptable.