FAIRWINTactical Rigger Belt, 1.7 Inches Mens Nylon Webbing Utility Belt with V-ring Heavy-Duty Quick-Release Buckle

I love this belt. I use it at work. The wider 1.7 inch width is nice. The material is durable and comfortable. My favorite thing is the buckle!!! It provides unlimited adjustability and the tactical design just looks cool. The quick release feature is priceless.

Okay.. I love leather, especially basket weave gear, but the leather gear I wanted was too expensive for a sport shooter like myself. And to be totally honest, leather is noisy; creaking and squeeking. But it looks good and lasts.. So, I DID end up getting a decent leather shoulder rig. But couldn't justify paying the price on a Full Duty (every day) belt. Deciding to be sensible, I bought this surprisingly, VERY cool riggers belt. First off, the belt is nice and wide (a hair under two inches -an 1" and 7/8" (or there about) the nylon is somewhat stiff so it holds everything nice and solid. No flopping about. And something I thought (in my humble opinion) was a unique and clever idea: See, the belt buckle is too wide to fit through the loops of most civilian pants -no problemo- the buckle on one side can be slipped off in a quick second; you run belt through your gear and belt loops and reattach the buckle and your good to go! so you don't have to buy a hook and loop liner or anything like that. And, this is some thick, tuff stuff! It also has a convenient, triangle, yank-velcro-strap to tighten or loosen the belt if it stretches or starts cutting into your sides throughout the day! It's a really comfortable belt! And the price for this quality? NICE! I'm going to get another one (or two) so that I won't have to change out various gear for different purposes. And, even one to just wear as a regular belt because it looks great on. I spent two days browsing for a belt that would suit my purposes.. This Rigger Belt was my choice. Obviously, to me, it was a very good choice! I bet you will not be disappointed.

I used a Blackhawk riggers belt (essentially this same item but without the cobra buckle) for 10 years before Velcro started to give out. I loved it. So when I went to look for a replacement I figured I would try this out as the absence of a quick release on the Blackhawk was a little obnoxious to deal with at times.For a pro, the cobra buckle on this thing is amazing. I feel very secure with it. I didn’t expect to feel that way. I was a rock climber and rapeller, both for casual enjoyment and fun as well as for tactical (former police) and rescue (former SAR/EMS) situations. So I’m used to trusting my life to equipment. I was nervous about the buckle until I got it and put it through the wringer. I have every faith and confidence this would hold up both my weight and another person’s weight together. Same with all the materials this belt was with. High grade across the board. The material is similar to seat belt material. It’s NOT going to give, tear or stretch on you. And the components, like the buckle and D ring will not fail.The bad? Remember I said it’s like seat belt material? Well, for a normal person normal application, that’s great, it’s not to rigid and it’s flexible. It’s bit going to dig into you. But for me, that’s a detractor and is why it got only 4 stars from me. I’m an open carrier. I started in las enforcement, wound up SWAT trained, post-9/11 I did govt security counter terrorism contracting work, I’m a part time tactical trainer, and I assembled a fugitive recovery task force. My training and life has been open carry, and I likewise do the same in my personal life. My off duty time I wear this belt with a level 3 retention holster and firearm on strong arm side, and two back up magazines and their pouch, and a retention off hand combatives fixed blade knife on the weak side. This belt holds up to the demand, no question. I have no concern or worry. BUT, the material is soft and gives unlike the more rigid Blackhawk belt which holds its shape. The floppy feel when buckling in or unbuckling is just not desirable, and the belt needs to be snug to ensure the weapon holster doesn’t cant under the weight of the firearm. This can be an asset too though. As it is much easier to shift the ride position when getting into a car to avoid the dreaded console-flesh-dig-in. Wear it snug, and your weapon will be where your hand is trained to expect it to be. No problem for defensive/combative/security/rescue operations. I recommend it. But for competitive shooting, times shooting, 3 gun, etc., get a different belt that is stiffer like the Blackhawk one I wore for ten years. The give in this belt could cost you a tenth of a second on the shot clock if you don’t cinch it down tight or train with it. It’s NOT a stiff gun belt. Leather belts are more rigid.Appreciate it for what it is, and you’ll love it. As I said, I have a substantial amount of weight and gear on this belt, and I have every confidence in it. It just needs to be snug. The trade off for having a rapid release is worth it in my opinion.

This is a very nice belt, compared to what I use to wear. Comfortable and easy to adjust.

Nice strong belt for camping

I really wanted to like this belt. Unfortunately, the webbing itself is very low quality. This is the same thickness and stiffness of a seat belt. Yes, seatbelts are strong, but the webbing will "roll" and sag if you put a holster on it.More concerning is the stitching that secures the buckle and riggers loop. I didn't test it, but I seriously question the strength of the stitching. I would NOT use this for anything more serious than holding your pants up or possibly airsoft. Attachment point for a safety leash? No way. Certainly not for climbing, rapelling, or aircraft use.

I use a belt clip smartphone holder which destroyed all of my pleather belts. I knew the solution was to get a pistol belt style nylon belt like this, and I was right. The belt clip does not damage this belt.I'm sure what the intended purpose of the V-ring is, but I use it to clip my keys on instead of clipping my keys on a belt loop on my pants. That always seemed like and accident waiting to happen.Having no holes like a traditional belt means you can you adjust it precisely to your comfort.There is also a hook and loop strap that you can use to secure the belt to a belt loop on your pants so the belt doesn't slide out when unbuckled, which can definitely happen. I have like 4 or 5 of this style belt but only 1 with the V-ring and hook and loop strap. That is the way to go.The only way this belt could be better is if it also had the hidden money belt on the inside.I highly recommend this belt.

I’ll keep this short and sweet. Overall the belt is fantastic. Feels well made and sturdy. The buckle is great and having quick release is awesome. Only cons I’ve found is the little elastic keeper for the loose end isn’t stitched in place so it’s easy to lose when removing the belt from pants.

Die Längenverstellung verstellt sich mit der Zeit.

Not the same length as advertised. Said total length 48" it was only 43" long.