WOLF TACTICAL Heavy Duty Quick-Release EDC Belt - Stiffened 2-Ply 1.5” Nylon Gun Belt for Concealed Carry, Holsters, Pouches, Military Training

Fantastic EDC belt. Slim profile, locks up tight. Plenty of adjustment room to account for carrying or not.Shown next to an SOE EDC belt, the buckle on the Wolf is slightly slimmer and actually feels like it locks up tighter. For half the price of the SOE you can’t go wrong.Second comparison, it’s not as stiff as my Ares EDC but it’s literally 1/4 of the price and is much more streamlined as I do sometimes find the Ares belt to be pretty bulky and in your face when I’m in just a T-shirt.Now even though this belt isn’t as stiff as some of the high end belts it still supports my G19 with an extra mag in a Trex sidecar with absolutely no problem at all. You won’t be disappointed with this belt trust me.I’m a 32 waist. Bought the large and it’s a perfect fit with or without the gun. Easy to adjust.

Hey you blue collar worker, tired of your leather belts loosening over time? Tired of constantly re-feeding your stupid little belt tab every time you hit the can,or having the little tag end get in the way, or about to piss yourself cause you can't get your belt undone? Or are you a filthy casual that just wants to look tacticool? Well this belt is where it's at, just adjust the belt to you and your pants and boom, done, that's it, quick little press of the buckle release and your getting down to business, oh and just a simple snap back together and you're back to work. Honestly managers should give their employees this belt just to speed up the bathroom break. Not only that but it's durable enough to where it isn't going to start bending out of shape or stretching after a few weeks of wear. This may as well be Batman utility belt, phone clip, knife, grenades, rockets, assault dog, you can put what ever the hell you want on this belt and not worry about your pants sagging like some rap star.

I bought this belt because I carry a full size firearm and I needed proper support. My biggest adjustment was learning to put the belt on in reverse to prevent the thickness of the velcro area from being on my draw side. What I like about this belt- The quick release- The "infinite adjustability" of the velcro- The stiff material and it's ability to support weightWhat I don't like- It's a pain to get though belt loops. I have a new pair of Duluth pants I can't even use with the belt. The way the velcro is sewn on creates a snag point that often results in angry mutterings as I put on the belt. A snag free design would have resulted in a 5 star rating- I'm constantly snipping loose threads from the velcro area, I can only guess it's from velcro backing or sewing. It make me wonder just how long the belt will last.- The quick release has a tendency to release unexpectedly at times due to my "dunlop disease". Not often enough to make me discard the belt.

The sizing choices were right in line with what I expected. I wear some 36 waist pants/shorts and some 38 waist pants/shorts so I ordered the belt that is sized 36-39. With blue jean pants on and a holster, this belt fit very well. It was easy to take of the buckle off to feed the belt through my belt loops and it was easy to put the buckle back on and tighten it up. This belt gets 5 stars because it is a stiff belt that functions and fits as expected. The overall quality is A+. It's a tactical looking belt that holds its shape with the weight of IWB and OWB holsters and a full size handgun.

3 week update- Belt has soften a good deal and does not support my full size side arms (barrel length 4"+ of single or double stack mags) very well anymore. It still holds my conceal carry pistols (barrel length 3"-3.75" of single or double stack mags) up great.The good-Belt is strong and stiff. I wore 6 of my concealed units over the last week or so. I had no sag and it held full size pistols with weights up to 42oz. I pulled it extra tight and it did not stretch. I done dozens of drills and no give.The bad-The unhooking the strap from the latch to loop through your pants is a pain. The Velcro patch rubbed and jabbed my side, so I had to do some trimming and restitched a corner.The overall thoughts-The price of this belt with the minor tweaks makes this a great belt with unbeatable price.

I some how manage to unlatch this belt at the worst times. Belt is sturdy and thick, but the buckle comes undone on its own. Spend a few more $$ and look elsewhere.

This belt is advertised as "stiff" enough to carry a gun and is nowhere near stiff enough to do so. The buckle feels a bit cheap and you have to get it aligned just right for it to click into place. Forget doing it one handed.Also, if your product comes with a warning as shown in the picture (for people searching, "the buckle does not fit through most belt loops"), that might be a thing that you put in the online description so that people don't have to go to the hassle of buying it only to return it.Don't buy this.

Good belt, I have worn it consistently about 2 months now, an am very happy with it. The belt is stiff as advertised due to the double belt layers sewn together. I love the fact that it has velcro to hold the tag end after you size it to your waist. The belt buckle width is to wide to slip through pants belt loops straight-on, but I have managed to feed it through the loops of my jeans by tilting it slightly so I do not have to un-velcro the belt and adjust the size every time I want put it on a different pair of paints. Although I have not worn the belt long term, judging from its wear so far I expect it to last a few years time and would buy it again.SizingBe mindful of the size! Unlike single layer belts this one has a sweet spot for the size and due to it being double layered will not adjust to a smaller size than advertised easily. The belts 2 layers would be too thick and stiff to go through the male buckle end as easily. Where the belt does go through the male buckle end it is single layered to allow it to fit smoothly through the belt locking bar mechanism and give you the size range. Belt sizing I would say seems right on with jean sizes not your actual waist size as measured with a cloth tape measure.