WYuZe Mens Tactical Belt Military Elastic Stretch Duty Riggers Belt Metal Buckle

I hardly know I have this belt on. The stretch is enough to keep my looser pants on my hips but still stretch enough to be comfortable and not cause acid reflux when I’m sitting at my desk for long periods of time. The belt has a nice tactical look as well and the belt buckle connects and disconnect easily. Great value for the money.

Never had used this style belt. Bought it to use while traveling. The belt does its job holding up pants and shorts, but love that it stretches when I am sitting and driving long distances a car or plane. Does mot take much room in luggage as can lay it unrolled around the perimeter of suitcase. Some brands of this style belt cost five or more times than this one. Looks nice and really easy to use.

I like it, heavy duty. Quite stiff, the buckle works well. It can bear quite a load. Overall a good value.

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Let me start by saying that I've been carrying concealed for the better part of 20 years. My interest and selection of elastic belts vs. a more rigid belt is based on years of personal testing and one major factor: A rigid belt, while providing a good platform to secure an IWB or OWB holster, it also provides a nice firm handle for someone to manipulate your body. I know this from wearing rigid core belts and comparing their performance during SBTs - Scenario Based Training (s).If you are not an EDC carrier, you will not find my review too useful. And if that's the case, just buy this belt bc I'm pretty sure it will serve you well.Now, onto the pros and cons of this belt:Pros: Affordable, well constructed, thin strong buckle.Cons: The elastic is not as thick and not as good quality as my other belt, but it's serviceable. The belt can slip a bit through the buckle if you try to pull it hard. But I have not experienced that when wearing it. At least not so far.I would give this belt an initial score of 3.5 stars based on the belt slipping a bit though the buckle. I may upgrade this rating as I'm able to see if it withstands to every day wear and tear. As someone already posted in their review, the hook portion of the buckle snapped off. We shall see if that was an isolated incident.A quick improvement to this belt, would be to have at least 3 separate loops to secure the hook portion of the buckle. This would help when one wears different tools inside the waistband, as well as allowing adjustment changes through the seasons: AKA gaining a few pounds.I'm comparing this belt to a JUKMO Tactical Belt that I've wore since January of 2020. That belt has a Cobra style buckle and it's a bit wider in that area. It takes more real estate than I would like when I'm trying to fit an AIWB holster at approx. the 1 o'clock position, and a horizontal blade at the 11 o'clock.Update: After wearing this belt every day since receiving it in early December, I can attest that the belt slips out of adjustment after wearing it all day.I usually start with about 5-6 inches of slack. By the end of the day, the end of the belt has worked itself almost to the buckle, leaving only about 1.5 inches.Now, the belt will not work itself out of the buckle bc of the faux leather tab at the end of the belt.Nonetheless, I would buy the JUKMO belt before buying this one.

Bought perhaps what was the original design of this style belt on Kickstarter years ago. It was great until the looped part started to fray and ultimately came apart. Replacing just the belt was $35+. Found this one on Amazon and I like it even better than the original because of the elastic in the belt. Actually appears to be a more quality design and it has a belt loop to tuck the end in which the other one didn't have. All in all, a quality product at a great price point.

For only $13.49 I thought I'd try this belt based on a review from a YouTuber and wow I'm impressed. It has some stretch but not too much. That makes it very comfortable. The G-hook closure is easy open close while also being low profile. You can also "microadjust" the size for the perfect fit by cinching the belt down through the G hook. From yard work to concealed carry this belt is great! (Note that I concealed carry a compact gun with an extra mag and this belt works great but I don't think it will be stiff enough if you are carry a full size of all metal handgun.)

These are very nice belts, but they gradually work loose over a period of time and you have to keep adjusting the belt because the teeth on the buckle don't cinch down very good. So I ordered some hook and loop inch and a half velcro and took the belt to a seamstress and had it sewn to the belt so it's still adjustable and it stays the length that you put it. Now it's a great belt. That's the reason for the four star rating.