LionVIINylon Belts Men, Breathable Web Belt with YKK Plastic Buckle Durable for Working, Trim to Fit 27-49" Waist

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.

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.

Hard for me to get excited by a belt. This one seems to have been done competently. The belt itself looks sturdy and the ends have been well-constructed. There's an elastic loop to hold the overflow belt. It took me a while to figure out the buckle, but sometimes things ain't immediately obvious to me. Like another reviewer I read, I have some concern about the durability of the buckle, but it's not like I made a huge investment in the belt. Looks like a winner so far.

This belt contains no metal, so it's important at my job that requires you to go through a metal detector as you leave. I imagine this will be handy at the airport as well. the strap feels pretty durable for the material it's made out of, and as I'm moving around quite a lot, so I'm sure it'll stand up.My only word of warning is the fabric hoop made to hold down excess strap. If you choose not to remove it beforehand, which you can, you might want to be careful when taking it off as the hoop could be dragged off if you pull your belt off carelessly. Not a deal-breaker by /any/ stretch of the imagination.

This product should be way cheaper, the tip of it was cut and burned like was hand made in a fast pace manner, I can do it a little bit better than that. Also, the belt was frayed, from the get-go, the belt was damaged, the buckle is made out of plastic and I don't trust it much for a long term use.For the money they are asking for it you can buy a better one.

I love these belts. This is my second one (I have it in brown and black & red and black). They are tough and hold tight. I use these while doing photography as I have a multi lens holder attached to it and need the belt to hold fast as it holds the weight of multiple lenses. I recommend them to anyone!

This belt works and feels great along with a nice look. I love how it can be adjusted in very small amounts to get the perfect fit, and it's very easy to do. The only concern that I has is the clasp is completely made of plastic and I wonder how long it will last.

The belt is what I expected. Going to a no metal buckle due to allergy to some metals is the test. At this point it is holding up and not breaking. Everyone is using military grade as a label so we will see

Although it is called a tactical belt, I bought it for its style. I wear a pant with waist of 36 inches. To fit for me, I cut 5 and 1/2 inches off of the belt, leaving enough for some expansion. It looks great with my dark gray casual pants. I liked it so much, I purchased another of the same belt in a light brown colour. It looks great with a tan coloured casual pants. These belts are not heavy rather they are really light and easy to put on and take off. I would recommend to family and friends.

been using this for the last month, and it holding pretty strong, I like de design of the buckle. the little thing that help keep the extra lenght of the belt, it always felling of from it. it not fix properly to the belt, reason behind this it to let your shorted the belt if neededMy biggest problems is the belt is not long enough for me. but it holding over my expectations

Stiff belt but very durable

It's exactly what I'm looking for