WYuZe 2 Pack Nylon Belt Outdoor Military Web Belt 1.5" Men Tactical Webbing Work Belts for Men

Really well-made and sturdy. Easily adjustable and stays in place. Great deal with the double pack for all your favorite slacks. Buckle is good quality and all plastic but very durable. Would purchase again.

A year latter, and I'm wearing the belt right now! Inexpensive, good-looking, and super functional! I got Grey and Tan combo pack and it works with everything!

Quality seemed good. I never saw a length in description and it wasn't big enough for my waist. I'm a IS 42. I ended up giving them to a friend, I think 36-38 maybe top end for these belts based on how they fit him. I wanted the nylon buckle for TSA but was concerned about it being flimsy, the buckle quality was better than I expected. Not sure about long term how they hold up, but they seem good out of the box and look good.

Love these belts for a few different reasons but mainly the fact that I dont have to remove them for security checks and metal detectors. They hold up for years with daily use, are quiet and durable. The buckles are high quality and dont wear down with regular use. Also, they're cheaper than any other type of belt to boot.

Really nice belts. Look very classy, nice latch, don't slip at all. Highly recommend.

Good looking belt and well made! I was skeptical at first about the quality of the buckle but found it very sturdy.

These are nice belts, but they have nothing to do with the Outdoors, the Military, or Tactical warfare. They should probably cost less. It seems like I always have to order some in colors I don't want to get the ones in colors that I do want. Why not just offer all of the colors and widths individually? And why not all the standard lengths? I just want a belt, not a project with scissors and a flame to trim it to length. These come in a fancy little cloth bag which I never use, even when packing for trips. The black one is, well, black, and the blue one is a nice shade of blue some might call "royal blue", which is brighter than my "navy blue" pants (and the black buckle). I didn't want my belt to make a statement, but it is pretty. These actually measure 1.5" wide, as advertised, and the tip is nicely tapered. Ease up on the hype and the packaging.

I bought these after searching all the department stores for a thin, preferably stretchy belt with a really low profile buckle that wouldn't dig into my lard and make me want to strip naked just to drive in the car. Anyway, I bought two pairs. One lair was elastic, the other was the "tactical webbing". Which is good, because I just couldn't bear the thought of having a belt that wasn't tactical... The elastic is great, with one minor exception... The belt stretchy, so it moves with you. It's like a maternity belt. This way, when you bend over to pick up the crumbs you dropped from your midnight snack, your belt doesn't cinch tight by 4700psi x pi (pie....) and cut off blood circulation and leave you lying unconcious in a pile of cheesecake. The exception I mentioned before is that the little teeth on the keeper inside the buckle sometimes catch on the end of the belt that has been modified to prevent fraying. The result is that it can be hard to pull all the way out when you're trying to take your first full breath after a long day of work. The frustration is probably more related to physiological problem with me being a porpoise, than it is with the belt, but it does snag pretty well, nonetheless. It may not matter for you skinny folk... (ugh). It's already hard enough to belt up or down with these short, fat armlets I have. I don't need any additional obstructions. The military grade, tactical, outdoor rated, tactical, combat ready, home defense, testosterone boosting, tactical, Jiu-Jitsu, Texas Roadhouse , tactical webbing variety of this belt is equally good. Great on account of being thinner and easier to take apart, but it's not stretchy, so that's the trade-off. Initially, I thought I would like this one less than its elastic brethren, but I don't. They can be trimmed to length and have the ends melted for that perfect Gucci fit just in case you're somewhere between a size 40 and 5900 waist, like I am. Update 6/2021: I don't know where the stretchy belts got off too, probably left them in the bathroom stall at The Home Depot, but I don't wear them anymore anyway. I strictly use the tactical webbing variety, which makes me run faster, jump higher and fight like Liam Neeson. In any case, I haven't worn a leather belt in years and since I'm no calorie counter, I don't think I'll be going back anytime soon.