I can't think of one negative thing to say about this belt. This was my first tactical/edc belt, so I didn't want to spend $75 on my first, instead I spent $15 on this one, and I am glad I did. Been wearing it with everything since I got it, and it has held up very good. I am going to purchase more in different colors. I am a very picky guy when it comes to quality and money, don't spend $75 when you can purchase this for a fraction of the cost. This is money well spent, you won't be disappointed. Overall, I give this belt a 10/10. Thank you.

My pants size fluctuates between 34 and 36. When I am active and working out, I wear a 34, which is the case right now, and my 34's are kind of baggy on me. I bought this belt in the (Large: 34-37.5inch) size thinking it would cover my up/down fluctuations but when I put it on, I found that just barely fits me. If I move back up to a 36" waist, there is no way this will fit. I have to think about this and decide whether to keep it or send it back for an X-Large.

Other than that, it appears to a sturdy, well-made belt with a tough buckle and I really like it.

Size 32 waist. Had to go with the Large, which in other brands would have been too big. Sturdy 2 ply construction, good enough to hang something heavy from. Feeds through belt loops, unlike other cobra belts. As others mention, the cinch isn't very grippy and sometimes slips when unloaded---doesn't bother me. Wish they had the bare metal style buckle with the black belt---I'd buy another if they did. Buckle lays flat, unlike some other cobra belts. Best one I've found yet!

Great belt, supports my gun, belt knife and keys no problem. Make sure to remove the buckle and stretchy fabric loop that holds the belt excess before attempting to feed through beltloops on your pants. I just fold back the strap that held the buckle so it's even with rest of the belt, feed it through the loops, then add the stretchy loop back on between whichever two loops the excess belt will reach when the belt is attached, (the stretchy fabric loop doesn't feed well through beltloops either,) finish feeding through the loops, reattach buckle, buckle and cinch the belt, and feed excess belt back through belt loops and secure with stretchy fabric loop. Sounds complicated, but it's pretty self explanatory. I usually wear the same pants for several days/up to a week before washing, so I just leave the belt on the pants. I am glad I didn't waste a ton of money on a "tactical" belt, as I am not an oper8tor, merely a CCW holder. That being said, the buckle sometimes takes some effort to undo, but it's no big deal. Hope this helps someone, be safe.

This belt is so tough, when I take my pants off, it doesn't flap. It stays circular. That's a great sign of a thick and tough belt.

It sucks to put this in you pants though. You'd have a better luck putting this on when your pants off. Forget about taking this off at the airport or anywhere you have to take your belt off quickly.

I was at the Arlington Cemetary, and it took me 10 minutes to take this off. Then I had to hid in the corner and have my gf put it on for me. Terrible. But great for gun belt. I mean, my gun is up there, and it doesn't sag.