Gun belt for holsters?

[bwframe]

I wear "Wilderness original instructor belts " .

Me too. I have a few titanium buckled ones.

I'm recently thinking about the "bump in the night" battle belt concept though. I have plenty of kydex to thread on, but I really want an easy to clip buckle system that is easy to buckle while groggy and blind?

 

[jbusyc]

I have personally been looking at getting one of the EDC belts with cobra buckle from SOE.

 

[kramer5702]

Sadly, I havent made the leap to buy a belt like a lot of you, I still use my heavy leather belt I wear everyday at the prison and at home with its well built buckle. I would love to buy one soon though as Ive noticed I go through about a belt every year while carrying owb. Does a "gun belt" help with sagging holsters and comfort that much? I should add, that when not in uniform, I prefer not to have a "overly" tight belt, I have that enough with my duty belt and inner belt.

 

[ashby koss]

I grabbed a 5.11 Leather belt with the poly interior, its held up for at least 7 years. Cant complain. ~40$ i think.

 

[ditcherman]

Love my 5.11 Double Duty, black/coyote. Twice as thick as the single sided and very stiff. Had it for 5 years and still going strong. I destroy leather belts. Just ordered a Wilderness to try because the 5.11 is too short to go through the battle belt I'm setting up, but still waiting on it.

 

[Expat]

Sadly, I havent made the leap to buy a belt like a lot of you, I still use my heavy leather belt I wear everyday at the prison and at home with its well built buckle. I would love to buy one soon though as Ive noticed I go through about a belt every year while carrying owb. Does a "gun belt" help with sagging holsters and comfort that much? I should add, that when not in uniform, I prefer not to have a "overly" tight belt, I have that enough with my duty belt and inner belt.

The only way around having them tightened down real tight when carrying a gun of any size at all is suspenders.

 

[Trapper Jim]

Hard to beat my Great American Jackass belts. Now called Galco

 

[Ballstater98]

LENWOOD - Hand Made - Over Built

 

[Maverick30]

I've been using a couple belts from Kore Essentials. They offer either leather or nylon depending on the look you're going for and use a slide/lock style rail mechanism as apposed to your normal buckle/hole. I've got 2 and I love em. The buckles look nice and inconspicuous and are easily attached/removed if you want to change the style.

 

[cg21]

Another vote for the bio belt.... and customer service was great.

 

[Maxman92]

Got one from a guy at the farmers market in town nice thick leather works great. It was really cool he cut it to fit and when he punched the holes he made them closer together so I can make a finer adjustment. It works really well.

 

[Gabriel]

Maxpedition Liger.

 

[SarahG]

I have the Hybrid belt from Blue Alpha Gear. It's very adjustable and well made, also Kurt is super nice and answered a lot of my questions in a very timely manner. There are some coupon codes out there from different firearms podcasts and you can usually get around 10% off. https://www.bluealphagear.com/product/hybrid-edc-belt/

 

[2A-Hoosier23]

Kore belt all day. I have 2, i wear one anytime I'm wearing pants w/ belt loops and want to carry my p-07. Seems like a novelty but the trackline adjustment actually works well, it lets you make small adjustments throughout the day easily

 

[Maverick30]

Kore belt all day. I have 2, i wear one anytime I'm wearing pants w/ belt loops and want to carry my p-07. Seems like a novelty but the trackline adjustment actually works well, it lets you make small adjustments throughout the day easily

I've got one nylon and one leather depending on what/how I'm carrying. Find myself favoring the leather though because it looks that much less inconspicuous. Big fan of the trak line as well though, it's nice to adjust by a 1/4" as opposed to 1".

 

[JStang314]

I’ve recently switched from the bio belt to a Kore leather belt. The bio serves me well and still looks New Years later. But I love the adjustments on the kore. I don’t think I’ll ever buy another belt with holes now.

 

[2A-Hoosier23]

I've got one nylon and one leather depending on what/how I'm carrying. Find myself favoring the leather though because it looks that much less inconspicuous. Big fan of the trak line as well though, it's nice to adjust by a 1/4" as opposed to 1".

I have 2 leathers, I haven't found a problem with leather yet so I'm sticking with it. And that 1/4'' adjustment really does make the difference i think. Unless the two I currently have end up having some flaw that I find later down the line, I'll probably stick with Kore

 

[Davis0023]

Rentless Tactical , great belts. Great reviews. Life time warranty.

 

[HEADKNOCKER]

Favorite carry belt has been a High Noon Rock Steady for about the last decade or so..
https://www.highnoonholsters.com/gun-holster-belts
These belts are around a $100 and worth every penny IMO..
Gary/Hk

 

[jkmonte07]

Another recommendation for the Relentless Tactical belts. I've been very happy with the quality of the leather, no stretching/sagging and it's good looking.
https://relentless-tactical.com/