What is your favorite belt?

[jpachard]

Just picked up a Magpul Tejas gun belt. Super well made in the US. I've also got a Vanson Leathers belt I've had for 15 years and still going.


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[plh]

my weekender:

http://dungarees.net/product_Carhartt_2201_Journeyman_Belt-2151-1.html

I've had it about 5 years. Had one prior for another 5 years and lost it (left in hotel somewhere) and bought another.

 

[Ichimonji]

Wilderness Tactical Original Instructor Belt
http://www.thewilderness.com/tactical-belts/original-instructor-belt/

I've worn one of these nearly every day for 18 years. I've been extremely satisfied with the quality and fit.

 

[Fireman78]

Arborwear "After Hours" belt. LOVE THESE!! https://www.arborwear.com/products/belts/after-hours-belt Simple and stylish and very functional.
I used to wear the "Rescue" type belts for years. You know what? The beer bottle opener is much more useful.

 

[tgreening]

I'm fond of these guys. Some of the most bomb-proof belts I've ever seen, but to be fair they're also the biggest pain in the ******** to put on and off. I really like the Cobra buckles, and you can get the inside lined with velcro to keep certain firearms related bits from shifting around, if that's your thing.

http://www.originalsoegear.com/collections/belts

 

[davis31052]

I'm gonna give these a try.

https://grip6.com/

 

[Zeusmotorworks]

Volond Gear Works

I have two of the Atlas G-hooks (1.75") and one of the Duty/Micro Battle Belts (LE Firearms Instructor/Assit Range Master). I wear the Atlas G-hooks every day whether with pants or cargo shorts. Best belts I've ever seen for carry purposes, and favorite for every day wear.

http://store.volundgearworks.com/index.php/

Reviews from a "shooting" forum: http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?93296-Volund-Gearworks-Atlas-Belts

Damn, misspelled title! Volund...

 

[Exploring Elements]

I'm impressed with the Mission Belt. I just wrote a full review here:

KEEP YOUR PANTS ON: Mission Belt

 

[perterra]

Galco 1 3/8" fancy stitch. Not that fond of nylon belts

 

[Bogie]

The Wilderness 5 stitch


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[DiscoDavis]

New favorite backup belt: Swiss Army surplus

Can be found in Swiss surplus stores for a few bucks. Last forever. Great for airports. Still use a cobra belt for day to day. When I go back I will buy a few extras from the local militarymegastore

 

[FJOE]

Belted Cow Cheap Buzz-

I also like the Bison Designs Last Resort Belt, because it's kind of stiff and looks clean, too.

I'm done with all those "riggers belts" and what not. Even in the military, I never found my self in sudden need to rappel down something with my belt. Plus they are heavy, and awkward to thread and such. I do have a stiff, double layered belt from some custom maker in NC that has a AustriAlpin buckle, it's pretty nice.

 

[Wallygator]

The wilderness instructor is the last belt I have purchased. That was six years ago. Still works daily like the day I bought it.

http://www.thewilderness.com/belts/

 

[Zeusmotorworks]

Volund Gearworks Atlas G hook... four years of being my daily "duty" belt (Instructor). Have three, but the FDE gets worn five days a week, every week. Also have one of their Mirco Battle Belts. Great go to gear as well.

http://store.volundgearworks.com/index.php/volund-gearworks/atlas-ghook-belt.html

Store pics. I'm not much for posing

The G Hook

The micro

 

[::Squish::]

Justin black leather work belt,
Mine was made in the USA I got it about 10 years ago. it replaced a USPS regulation belt that I got 12 years before that and shrunk
The buckle (just chrome plated brass) from the postal belt lives on on the Justin belt
No logo, no tacticool webbing, no bottle openers or hidden zippered money stash pouches
Just a black leather belt with a chrome buckle, that's thin enough to fit into the pants I wear and nice enough to wear anywhere