The flashlight holster's pleather is cracking after 3 weeks of regular use. Everything else is great. Looks good, feels good.

The handcuff case didn't come with it

I Buy this product for my husband, he like and is comfort

I was originally looking to purchase pouches for a duty belt when I stumbled across this complete set that was cheaper than my parts. I figured I'd give it a try. I will update this review if I have any failures or feedback after my initial impressions.
1) Snap closures on the handcuff case and radio case. Velcro closures for the OC pouch and glove pouch.
2) OC pouch is sized for a MK3 canister and is larger than some I've seen, but is secure.
3) Glove pouch is the unfolding type with two slots for gloves.
4) Belt can only have the clip removed off the left side (of the wearer,) so if you're adding something to the right side of your body (like a new key clip/ring) you have to remove everything in the way. The folded over flap on the right side of the belt has an extra piece of material (hard plastic riveted through the belt) that prevents the buckle from being removed on that side.
5) Belt keepers have the basketweave pattern on the outside only and are a smooth leather on the inside Also, female snaps do not show on the outside of the keeper itself (like most brands) so no reflection from shiny silver snaps. Unsure if not sticking through the top will change the strength of these keepers, but they seem adequate. Belt keepers included are the right size for this belt and secured well. No way they're popping open unintentionally.
6) Belt is sturdy and has loop velcro sewn to the inside of the belt.

Only time will tell if this belt performs to the level of more expensive brands. All on my pouches that were branded or in branded packaging (radio case, hancuff case, belt keepers) had "Roco Tactical" branding and appear identical to the products listed alone.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D734QDC/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=A1D7EPZ37OL0UE&psc=1 (Belt $31.99)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VC43R4Z/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_2?smid=A1D7EPZ37OL0UE&psc=1 (OC Spray Pouch $17.90)
https://www.amazon.com/ROCOTACTICAL-Universal-Radio-Holder-Basketweave/dp/B07SGNWB69/ref=pd_bxgy_3/141-5914480-0606748?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07SGNWB69&pd_rd_r=5923995c-bb31-4d4e-92a0-a36ec9d46c20&pd_rd_w=33T6Z&pd_rd_wg=YJldv&pf_rd_p=ce6c479b-ef53-49a6-845b-bbbf35c28dd3&pf_rd_r=GNY7EP2E9WYEXEGV7468&psc=1&refRID=GNY7EP2E9WYEXEGV7468 (Radio Holder $18.90)

These three items alone cost more than the completed belt sells for and appear identical. And you'd pay more and still not have a glove pouch, baton holder, flashlight holder or belt keepers.

I'll recommend this item unless it doesn't meet my standards at work.

Edit: June 2023. Wore this belt 2 years at a federal detention center and 6 months working for CDCR at a state prison, still going strong.

I bought this thing just because I wanted to hate it. I didn't believe the reviews, and thought for sure it was gonna be garbage. It feels fairly similar to my legit duty belt. I'm definitely gonna put this thing through the ringer during trainings to see how it does, but for my first impressions, this is pretty amazing!
My main issue with it are the really fishy marketing practices. You'll see a bunch of this exact belt setup with a bunch of different names under it. It's all manufactured by some company called roco tactical, who also sells this exact thing. This thing definitely wasn't made in the US, which would explain the super low prices, I also kinda doubt it was ethically made but to be honest if you don't care, you don't care.
I'll update this review over the course of the next few months or something to give a better impression. But as of now, I love it