Tru-Spec Security Friendly Tactical Belt - Durable, Rip-Resistant Nylon Belts for Men and Women with Non-Metallic Buckle

Upon reading reviews, there's a hidden pocket built in, and I have no idea why it exists either. You can fit maybe a couple quarters, but that's it.Anyways, on to the product itself, there's not much to say, and for good reason. The width of the belt's neck is fairly bulky compared to some other nylon belts I have, but quite frankly it still fits, and does so very snugly. This helps it bear a load of weight with increased efficiency, I've come to realize, but it is not particularly comfortable if sitting down or needing mobility for long periods of time. However, that's not the point of this belt.In terms of function, it has no moving parts, which is perfect, and it's fast to put on, adjust, and it doesn't come loose. If you want this belt for rugged purposes, it does the job. Period. This isn't hard to come by in nylon belts, but the one I got in coyote brown looks bronze, given nylon's luster, and is quite good looking, too. Not the best looking nylon belt I've seen, but better than some.For serious use, I don't know what else you could possibly want.

Great for all occasions

Bought this belt 6 years ago for $9.95 (2019) when I was still working in corrections. 6 years later and it has been through 3 different academies, prison, EMS, and even time in dispatch. Now it’s still going strong as lead dispatch LT. Of course I have fluctuated in size and the 2X has stood the test of time thru each weight. Belt size runs true. Hold tactical pants up no problem. Color as pictured. Not too flimsy, stiffness just right. For under $10 I would say it’s definitely great. Not even frayed on the sides. The very end of the belt had a couple frays but cut those off or stick a lighter to it and you’d never know. It has definitely done its time thru 6 years of hard work, sweat and tears.Now in 2025 it’s posted on here for $21+….. not sure i would want to pay that much. Thankfully mine is still holding on. If the price was the same or even similar I would get another. But for over double the price, no thanks. But I guess that’s just like everything else from pre pandemic….

Belt is comfortable to ware, but not real stiff, in case you need that. I like it better than a stretch type belt, because you don't have to tighten it as much to secure your paints and anything you happen to be carrying on it. I find it easy to tight the belt to any tightness I may want. I just put the belt through the 1st. slot in the buckle and pull on the end to cinch the belt as tight as I want it, then lift the other side of the buckle to clamp down and hold that tightness. Next, I feed the end of the belt through the 2nd slot in the buckle and pull it tight to lock the tightness I want. Easier to do, than for this 77-year-old to explain! I use as an E.D.Carry belt for a full-size pistol. Compared to one of my double thickness, nylon E.D.C. belts, this isn't as good, but for the price and all things considered, this belt isn't bad, actually pretty good. My last thing, I have 3 of these belts, I buy them a little longer than needed, so if I need to take my paints down for any reason, (like to go poo), I can loosen the belt up enough without actually unfastening it completely, then do what I need to do and my gun and holster stay secure and not sliding off my belt and/or dropping to the floor. Have a great day!!

I've been wearing the 5.11 version of this belt for probably 20 years, but recent health issues have caused me to gain enough weight that it's not long enough anymore, and they don't make a longer one.I found the Tru-Spec belt and as soon as I verified the sizing info, I bought it. The nylon at this point is a fair bit stiffer than I remember my 5.11 belt being, however I'm sure with a few washes and a few months of use it'll get nice and supple.Overall, at this point, I am extremely satisfied. I'll try to remember to update this review in a year or so to attest to it's durability.

First day impression, definitely worth the 10 bucks! I wear a 38-40 in most pants and bought the 2XL, I've probably got about 5-6 inches left past the buckle, just enough to pull on but not enough to be flopping around. It slides through my normal jean belt loops perfectly. As far as it's holding ability, it actually stays in place so well that it's a little hard to tighten! Feels like good quality, the webbing is fairly thick without being unnecessary. Really hoping this plastic buckle holds together well, it does seem pretty solid though. Also I usually carry a belt knife, and a Techlock clip fits perfectly!

Belt is too wide to easily dock/undock Radio/Phone clips around it's width. Otherwise, very solid belt. Very easy to use buckle. Will not loosen unless you make it to. Belt long enough to remove/put on pants easily without having to refeed buckle. Fells like it can last a life time.