Mile High LifeCut To Fit Canvas Web Belt Size Up to 52" with Flip-Top Solid Black Military Buckle

I was looking for a fast and easy to use belt. Something that I can grab and go. I use a lot of the traditional belts with notches and belt buckles but when I am at work, it sometimes bothers. This was a good Idea. Very fast to use and the material is strong.You can adjust it very fast and the appearance is nice and slick. The only issue I have and maybe it’s just a user error, but the buckle sometimes gets loose and falls off but within a few seconds, you can but it back on. Overall I am satisfied with my purchase and I have three!

I recently purchased this canvas belt, and I am absolutely thrilled with it! Here are the reasons why it has earned a full five stars from me:First off, the grey color is exactly as shown in the photos. It's a versatile shade that matches well with various outfits, from casual to slightly more dressed-up looks. The true-to-photo color was a pleasant surprise, as online shopping can sometimes be hit or miss in this regard.The best part about this belt is how easy it is to cut to the perfect length. I simply measured the desired length, cut it, and used a lighter to melt the end to prevent fraying. The process was quick and hassle-free. The included metal clasp adds an extra layer of protection and ensures that the end remains neat and secure.The overall quality of the belt is excellent, especially considering the price. It's durable, functional, and looks great. The value for money is outstanding, making it an easy recommendation for anyone in need of a reliable and stylish belt.

Straight to the point.... the belt seems fair quality. The canvas is not that thick, decent value for the money. At least the belts don't slip through the buckles when locked. Also the belt is reasonably thick enough that it does not fold over when you are seated. Nice enough. Value to Money ratio is 7/10.

These works great. They’re easy to adjust and had plenty of length in case I grow any bigger. The buckle is easy to operate. The belt itself is thick and feels durable. I use these for work but they’d look good with a variety of clothes. I’ll buy more.

Very good price for these well-made belts. I've paid more than twice as much for similar belts. I wish they had a way to let you create your own 3 pack, but not sure Amazon market has a way to do that.

I would only suggest these belts be used as an emergency replacement when traveling if you lose or forget yours. The outer part of the buckle doesnt always line up when closing it so it either wont clamp or it clamps off canter. On one belt this led to the outer portion completely popping off and bending the little nub it uses for a hinge. while on the subject of the outer clamp, the metal is pretty thin so if the belt creeps up or ends up over your pants, it feels like its cutting into your skin.Also the webbing isnt very strong as it gets pretty distorted even after one days use. I've made them work after a few repairs but after a couple of months now I'm done messing with them. Dont waste your money.

The buckle is very secure and the belt has a wide range of adjustability. It's thick and durable, while also being comfortable, and has become my favourite belt I own.

I love web belts for a few reasons: they come in various colors, they are infinitely adjustable to the perfect fit, and they're cheap. And these particular web belts fulfill all of those criteria!This one does have a little bit of an unusual buckle but I figured it out after fumbling with it momentarily. I'm used to these belts having a slide-to-lock mechanism so I was a bit confused at first. What you have to do is swing open the front of the buckle by pulling out on it from left to right.The belt material is maybe not quite as thick as my Levi's web belt but I'm talking by maybe a few millimeters. The buckle mechanism seems sturdy enough and snaps down securely. However, this mechanism seems like it won't be as durable as the sliding mechanism because it looks like the little bent out metal tabs that the buckle needs to snap into would be prone to bending either by bumping into something or after many open/close cycles. And it seems like any slight bend to the metal tabs would render it unable to snap closed.While I may have some long term concern for the durability of the buckle closing mechanism these belts are still well worth it. And if you're replacing an old web belt you could even use the buckle from your old belt.

I am happy with the product

Love the material (durable and comfortable). The buckle type is easy to handle (it's a flip closure, I think it's called). It seems very durable, but I've had it for only a couple of months so far. Definitely recommend it.It comes with very generous extra length, so you'll probably want to edit it's length to your comfort as soon as you try it on.Not super obvious where to loosen the strap in order to cut, but look inside(open) the buckle flip-closure, and see where the strap is attached; there's another clamp there and it needs a bit of strength to open because it's quite short for a grip.Mark, snip, burn/melt the cut end (if you've never used fire with fabric, this is part synthetic so heating up the ends curls the fibres... just don't burn it to the point of catching fire), and then reclamp the end back as straight as you can manage.

This is a great belt for my kids who grow so quick Im forever adjusting holes or buying new (expensive) belts and who and dont like wearing belts. It was a plus being called "Military" as I think that helped sell it to them.

Item as described 👍

Bought this to replace my old airforce belt but it's a poor quality comparison, went on line and bought another original and hopefully will last another 20 years