R DawgR Dawg Top Grain Leather Dual Prong 3" Leather Work Belt - 27-45 Inch Waist - For Construction and Heavy Duty Applications - Extra Thick Heavy Duty Leather

I liked the color, the only thing is maybe the holes should be closer to the middle so it doesn't start to tear with repeated use.

I love my tools and the cheap 1.5 - 2 inch canvas belt I had on my tool bad bunched up and looked terrible and was too small. I own the veto pro pac tb4 and the loop in kinda large. This belt fits absolutely perfectly in the large loop and feels comfortable the quality seems good for top grain and I will put it to heavy use right away. I am please as it is as good as I expected on first glance

This belt is perfect for my great kilt.the belt isn't stiff or too thin. Just perfect. Glad I took a chance.

Its much better than i expected. Very good quality material. Already one of my favorite work tool belts

Looks and feels good vary useful for my cozplay

This is my second R DAWG product and I’m still impressed by their design and materials. They used a medium temper top grain leather that’s ~3mm thick (7-8 oz leather). The leather edges are finished with a leather paint (acrylic?). There’s 6 firmly attached rivets to hold the belt buckle and belt loop.The width of the belt is just over 3” and is very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. Due to the medium temper (i.e. softer) it doesn’t dig into your waist like a firm temper belt would. One thing I’ll mention, before you buy this belt make sure your pouches will support a 3” wide belt. I have a ~50 year old multi pouch, from my father, that barely fits with some effort. HINT: If you roll the belt a little and hold open the pouch slot the belt slides through easier (see photo).The instructions in the description state that you can cut off the unused portion of the belt if it’s too long. If you do this it just won’t look as good, since there’s a nice tampered cut/finish on the end of the belt. I’d recommend just feeding the end back through the belt loop a second time, or if you have a lot of left over belt, tuck it into a belt pouch slot.

I got the R Dawg Top Grain Leather Dual Prong 3" Leather Work Belt to go with the R Dawg Top Grain Leather Single Tool Pouch.The belt has a slightly smoother surface than the pouch. This belt, and pouch, should age well and soften gently with time and use. Having such a wide belt makes carrying the pouch more comfortable.There is a very faint smell of the tanning chemicals that are usually associated with leather.The loop on the pouch is just a scooch small for the belt to feed through easily. Figure out where you want the buckle before trying to insert the belt so you have it right the first time.I believe I cannot list a URL in my review so I copied the text at the bottom from a Mission Mercantile site."WHAT IS TOP-GRAIN LEATHER?The second-highest-quality leather is top-grain leather.This leather is probably the most used leather in handbags, where a pristine look is desired. The leather is named top grain because the very top layer is sanded, buffed or shaved off.Shaving off the top layer can also be referred to as splitting leather.There are many reasons to split the leather. One being to start with a fresh top surface for a variety of finishes to be applied.Another is to make the leather thinner and more workable for certain applications."

I have tried "R Dawg" products in the past and they never disappoint. This beautiful leather belt is no exception. It is well constructed and strong enough to carry heavy tool pouches, etc. The leather is just beautiful with all the natural grain and color. It is also soft, supple but sturdy.Highly recommend it.I sincerely hope that you would find my review helpful.