GRULLIN Tactical MOLLE Nylon Belt,Military Style Riggers Web Waist Belt with Heavy Duty Quick Release Metal Buckle for Men

This belt popped up as a Lightening Deal the other day and I figured for $15, "Why not?" Here is the Why NOT.I received it in the mail less than 30 mins ago and upon opening the package the "WTF???" hit. This IS NOT what was advertised, AT ALL. Strike that...it is what was advertised, in 2/3 scale.-It is advertised as an 1.5" belt, which measured to 1".-The buckle is not the buckle advertised either. Miniaturized.-There was no carabiner with it as advertised. (You know, the REALLY disappointing aspect of it, because we all like the free stuff)If I was wanting a "Tactical Dress Belt", then sure, this would be great. But then I probably would have specifically ordered that, which I didn't. So now I'll begin the return process and see what happens. Always fun.Bottom line, I don't know if this was simply an honest mistake (which I don't know how, or even why they would manufacture this style of belt), or if they had a bad production run and are simply trying to liquidate the inventory through a Lightening Deal, but nevertheless BUYER BEWARE.

First off, let me say I fell in love with these types of belts (nylon webbed) after purchasing a Kilk belt several years ago when they were running their kickstarter campaign. For years, I used standard department store leather belts, as well as trying several higher end leather belts. I must have been too hard on them, because none of the leather belts held up very long for me. I carry a lot of stuff on my belt everyday, including keys, Leatherman, flashlight, and a firearm. In addition to being more durable then leather, I like the infinitely adjustable buckle allowing for a perfect fit regardless of IWB or OWB carry, etc.Pros:Great price - I bought two of these belts for half the price I paid for my Klik belt.Thick - The webbing is thicker on these then my original Klik, and seems very durable.Angled End - The end of the webbing is cut on a slight angle, making it easier to thread through belt loops.Buckle - The buckle on these seems to be well built, and looks great with a nice finish. The biggest difference I found with these vs. Klik is that these require a little more work to adjust - they have a positive retention on the adjustable end of the buckle, which makes fine-tuning the length a little harder, but it also won’t loosen up throughout the day.Cons -Buckle - Yes, i put the buckle in the Pro list as well, I’m also putting it here. It is a wee bit more work to fine-tune your fit with this buckle. With a Klik, you can easily just pull the slack end of the belt to tighten up the fit and it takes half a second. With this, you have to feed the belt into the buckle, the retention system won’t let you just pull it without feeding. Clear as mud? And while that’s good to keep it secure throughout the day, it is a little annoying to get used to after wearing a Klik.Overeall, there really isn’t much to be dissapointed in with these belts. I am happy with my purchase. I should note that I still have my original Klik belt, and it has held up really well - longer then any other belt I over owned. It shows only minor signs of use after four years or so.I have only owned these belts for a few days, but they seem very well made. I only bought these because I couldn’t turn down the great price when they came up on a lighting sale. They are a great value, and I’d recommend you give one a try. If they don’t hold up, I’ll be back to update the review.

All things considered, this is a pretty good belt. After daily wear for a few months, I have no signs of wear & tear and no clip failures. Given that some similar products run in excess of $50, this is pretty decent -- and it was the best of several that I tried at this price point.But - beware if you're planning to use this as a CCW holster belt. More beefy belts in this style are much thicker material (and/or have a polymer insert inside of them) to add rigidity, which helps to keep your gun/pants up and in line, keeps your holster from flopping around if you lower your pants for whatever reason, and provides a ledge for your holster clip to engage when drawing.While this is a really good belt, the material is roughly on par with seatbelt fabric. It's thin, and it does not hold its shape. Some holsters will have trouble with the belt being thin and lacking rigidity, and may actually detach either while drawing or while adjusting your pants. So far it seems that double-clip holsters seem to be ok, but single-clip kydex holsters are more susceptible to this.

I own a few 2 ply riggers & tactical belts. 1st : the 2 ply is great for a gun belt or tool belt. 2nd : anything with velcro will get old quick for daily wear as they are a pita to keep adjusting the These belts are very nice for what they cost, however, the devil is in the details...........the buckle is not quality built & after about 3 months the little screw that holds the spring loaded clip backed out & the small parts fell to the floor........... luckily, I have hardwood floors & the little pieces were easy to locate........if you were outside, you'd never find them. These belts are worth the $$$.........but keep an eye on your buckle.

I have struggled to find a good, durable belt for years. Standard leather belts are uncomfortable and because of the hole spacing you can't adjust it to the exact size you want. I like the woven leather belts but they wear out super quick, and the ratchet type belts are nice but also wear out very quickly.In an effort to stop spending $30 every other month on a new belt I tried this Grullin Tactical Belt and couldn't be happier! It takes a little longer to put in a new pair of pants due to having to remove the clip but it's durable, doesn't stretch out and is adjustable to the exact size you desire. Finally I can carry my e-cig and cell phone without dragging my pants down and having to constantly readjust my belt! Only thing I would improve is the elastic retaining strap to hold the extra length of belt - would be nice if this was black silicone instead so that it wouldn't wear out, but otherwise this is the perfect belt!

This is a nice thick belt that is very sturdy and well made. I bought it to use as a waist belt for my 511 Tactical RUSH12 backpack and it fits and works very well. Would definitely buy again. I wear 38" waist jeans and the belt is of an appropriate length.