Rothco Tactical Suspenders - Comfortably Support Belt Mounted Gear for Tactical and Outdoor Activities

Looks like they fixed the issue with getting plain black clip on suspenders - I got the correct product.Now that we're past that issue from other reviews, it has some SERIOUSLY beefy straps. It feels like it'll be really comfortable to wear, based strictly on just trying it on for a few minutes.The quick connect/release clips for the belt loops will be very convenient, & unlike the slip on belt mounted Dickies work ones I got from the store, these won't slip off a belt.We'll see how it does once it gets put to work, & I'll update this on fit, wear, etc. in a few months.Update: These are holding up nicely, tough enough to clip a small karambit to. Strong enough that they've been able to improve my posture & get rid of some back pain. Very happy I got these.

I use these every day. They are not visible if worn under a vest and help with the load of a duty belt, and they are also great if you end up behind a desk for long hours, as the combination of uniform pants, that often sit high, and duty belts, that often have very large buckles, can be uncomfortable if you are wearing your belt tight enough to actually hold the weight on your belt - but with these suspenders, I can let my belt hang pretty loose and not lose my pants when I stand up.They will not slide off your belt as they loop around the belt itself, and even if worn under a vest, you can easily remove them due to the clip, without sliding them off your shoulders etc.

I wear this for duty wear underneath my external vest. Works great with 2" duty belt. There are plastic buckles that secure the suspenders to the duty belt and these are what cost it a perfect review. Day One: one of the two plastic buckles broke under the pressure of outer vest carrier (soft armor, not heavy armor carrier) and my duty belt. My quick fix for this was removing the broken buckle and the opposing side buckle and replacing with basic key rings that have done great for over a month now. Grant it, the buckles are quick release but I leave my suspenders attached to my duty belt at all times.I'm 6'0/225# with athletic build, so there was a small adjustment period with rubbing at the armpit area with mild irritation but after a few weeks my body toughened and no longer issue.The good: the wide strapes allow you to wear without padding like other suspenders with narrow strapes. The strapes are elastic with are WAY better than my previous 4-point suspenders that we're not. A huge bonus are these 2-point connectors encourage better posture, drawing shoulders back for more upright position. My previous 4-point connectors, over a 10+ hour shift, too easily allows shoulders to roll forward and slouching posture which is not good for back.The good far out weights the bad. I do recommend their purchase. Shipping was fast and price for value is unbeatable! I've tried over four suspenders total and these are clear winners over all of those (all those others are double the price too).

Needed something for holding up my 1 1/2 inch leather belt with all of my commonly used household maintenance tools for yard work... hand saws, pry bars, baggy of large doggy biscuits, sledge hammers, you know the usually stuff I carry around on my broken back and bad knees. Home ownership nowadays is not what it used to be decades ago!After ~20 years, and always thinking (like a guy) suspenders are not going to help with reducing weight upon the specific location of vertebrae discs, figured I'd finally go ahead and try suspenders, while always knowing from long ago past experience with similar strapping, will only likely cause further back problems. Well, guess I'll find-out within another week or so how well they reduce stress and/or pain.For those without pain/injuries, they fit and help make the pants look more uniform, without having to pull-up your pants all the time from the additional weight placed on trouser pant belts.PROS1) Comfortable wide elastic webbing.2) Seems to fit and work well with my medium body frame size.CONSNot bundled with 2 inch (50mm) Webbing Ending Clip Keepers! If you're not fat or a giant, you're going to have lots of excess left and right side webbing straps! I usually initially use rubber bands for neatly wrapping/folding the webbing, and/or using black tape. Some people will simply cut and sew/mend the straps.

I am a decent sized guy. I can wear these but my chest/back are very wide (60 inch) and while you can adjust these, even at max adjustment, I can wear it but it is a tight squeeze. Additionally looking at the image makes you think there are separate belt clips that go around the belt and clip into the buckle, but it clips into itself and does not show the buckle it clips into. The elastic is very sturdy though and the buckles are as well. If I were a bit smaller, or they added more length to the straps that could be adjusted this would be perfect to hold up my duty belt/pants. But I need the freedom of moment and not feeling like I have the air squeezed out of my upper body so am giving it a lower rating from me.

We've all been there: running out in the field with all your gear on your kit with extra stuff on your belt. And your combat pants feel like they're going to fall off. No bueno for sure! Since supply seemingly never has any suspensers to issue out, I picked up this pair on my own. They're made well and are comfortable for long periods of time out in the field. Plus, they work as advertized and keep your pants where you need them. The suspenders also have a quick detach buckle on each side for a quick change out; which is thoughtful. Definitely a good product!

I wear them daily for casual dress, they are perfect for keep your pants up while kicking around the house and yard.