Thin Web Belt Double D-Ring Buckle 1.25" Wide with Metal Tip Solid Color

Appears to be of good quality and product is as described.

Nice belt but the metal end catches belt loops and starts pulling those loop threads. The 1.25" width is perfect for just about any belt loop, but the metal end which keeps the belt streamlined to go through the belt loops, but catches on the loops when you take it off. End of the belt needs to be melted or glued to get rid of the issue.

a little too small for me. I bought the "small/med" and have a 30" belt. Should have returned.

I bought the Large/Xl size that is supposed to fit up to 42 inch waist. No way. It barely fits me at 38 inch waist. I was thinking the metal end would help in threading it through the belt loops. It does, but the rectangular end does not fit through the D ring well. More negative than positive for me.

Love this belt! You can cinch it to the exact tightness you need vs. hoping a belt hole on other belts is “close enough”. Non bulky, slimming and hardly noticeable under a Tshirt, unlike other belts that can make you look lumpy. Easy to get done, undone or loosen discretely after a big meal. The only issue is (a me issue) I use it everyday I where pants or shorts but struggle to remember where I left it last so I bought a second one!

Quality and size was not quite what I was expecting. But it's for a costume. Arrived on time.

The material seems a little stretchy--which isn't good when you want a snug belt to help hold up your pants. Also, the metal tip of the belt won't fit straight through the D rings--you have to manipulate them sideways to get them through. That's hard to do when you are old and your hands don't cooperate as they should.

I love D-ring belts. The dingus through the hole belts are the product of flawed thinking, a digital solution to an analog problem. Especially since they all come with holes already punched in them, holes that are inevitably in the wrong place, that are either too loose rendering the belt redundant, or too tight, inevitably to hurt and stretch. D-ring belts, on the other hand, have exactly one setting: Just right.This D-ring belt has served for years without signs of wear. The nylon webbing hasn't frayed, the rings are free of corrosion, the metal thing on the free end (aglet? Is that thing an aglet?) is still firmly affixed and free of damage.Belts are, of course, stupid to size. What do you measure? Overall length of the belt? The part of your midsection your preferred trousermonger alleges is your waist? The first number on said trousers' tag? The belt I settled on could probably be an inch or two shorter. I forgot how I sized it years ago. But it has worked for years, and it'll still fit if I get even fatter somehow. My pants won't, but that's not the belt's fault.Five stars out of seven.

A little smaller than I expected but still looks nice

Viene muy reducida la talla

Metal end comes off very easily

Me gusto mucho y llego a tiempo

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