Pros: The buckle is solid. I had no issue with getting it on and off. The belt webbing is light weight, comfortable for every day wear. Fits as expected. Good price. The tan color matches all my tan tactical rigs. Not a big deal, but I don't look like a piecemeal greenhorn.

Cons: Light weight webbing may not endure what gets thrown at it in the field. Does not work well with a hip holster. The light weight webbing bows out with a single loop hip holster. It is fine for a dual loop conceal carry rig, but is really hard to put on. I'm using a drop leg rig with this and it works fine for that.

One of the better belts I have purchased. There are many similar belts around but what one should look for is that rivet in the middle (there is a metal bar under it) This prevents the belt from opening accidentally if one button gets depressed. Meaning both buttons need to be simultaneously"‹ pressed for the belt to open. As a safety feature, this is what I was looking for. It claims a 24kN strength along the axis when the belt is closed in a loop.

After using a normal belt with a buckle, I noticed that my tops are starting to get small little holes where my old belt buckles would touch the clothes. I wanted to try something different so decided on one of these type belts. I chose the smaller of the two sizes, the buckle clip won't go through any of my normal jeans and shorts belt loops, they are just a little too small on my bottoms.

So you really need to unstrap one side of the buckle clip and then loop the belt into your bottoms before you put the buckle back on.
The material is made of a material that is almost the same as a car seat belt, but is comfortable. I quite like it, as it's light compared to my old leather belts. I don't mind the look of the belt, as my clothes always is worn over the belt so I'm not too bothered it looking too tactical.

Now for someone looking to use it as a IWB, or OWB carry for a firearm, the material is strong. But I don't think it's rigid like a thick leather belt where it gives you all around support.
So keep an eye out for that.

I liked a similar model from 5.11, did not like the $90 price. In comparison, the 5.11 model has a stiffer, thicker belt with a built in curvature (eventually happens on all belts).

This belt has softer webbing. It is really comfortable (more so than 5.11) and easy to adjust. This has no problem supporting a single clip kydex houlster or my aliengear IWB with a fill size pistol and 17 rounds. Ive had no failures on the latching mechanism. After a few days of every-day wear, I would say this gets a 10/10. I would be hesitant to trust this if my life depended on my belt staying latched. But I'm sure If you fall in that category, you have bigger issues than belt choices.

I'd say that this belt is well made for most purposes although I was looking for something just a bit heavier duty. I've been wearing it for work (I'm a field safety manager for a marine construction firm) and it wears well and seems to have a good positive locking action. One note, this thing is not easy to get through your belt loops so if you plan to buy it as a fashion statement, it's something that wouldn't be a great idea to wear while traveling by air because it takes a couple minutes to get through the loops.