EDC/Tactical Belt........

[1971Chevelle]

I have been using the cloth type belts (with the smooth buckle that has the sliding pin) for years. The issue is that they tend to wear out very quickly, and I am unable to find the specific one that I liked (they quit making them, but I had several purchased ahead - down to like the last one now).

So, I decided to bite the bullet and purchase a couple of tactical carry belts from Kore Essentials. They fit from 24" to 54" waists (you cut them to the length you need). The buckles are very stout, and you can tigthen them in 1/4" increments when you put them on. I just got them today and cut them to fit - so far I think they will work well.

They are not inexpensive, so if you are cheap, then these won't be for you. But, if you need a quality belt, then just spend the coin to get them. I got one of the X4 & one of the X6 models (the X6 is the one with the cool buckle - the gray one on the left).

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[billdeserthill]

I like leather belts, myself--this was my latest buy

NRA Belt Men's Size 42 Leather Black Two Million Club Buckle Ft. Worth Texas | eBay

Pre-owned in good condition. See photos for condition details. black leather (inside belt is stamped "Ft. Worth, Texas).

www.ebay.com

I'm guessing it came off a dead guy but a dead guy who likes the NRA is fine by me

 

[1971Chevelle]

Kore Essentials has leather belts, too. The benefit to their design is much greater adjustability - other leather belts can only be tightened in 1" increments. The Kore Essentials belts can be tightened in 1/4" increments.

LEATHER GUN BELT SETS 1.5"

Our leather gun belt for men has a type of belt buckle that uses a hidden track to adjust the belt with - NOT belt holes. So you get the best fit for you and can adjust it based on the gear that you are carrying each day. Great for stylish concealed carry and EDC.

www.koreessentials.com