BLACKHAWK CQB/Rigger's Belt

I absolutely love this belt. I was looking for a good belt to use with khaki and similar type shorts that was not leather because the leather just did not look right. I now find myself using this belt every day and carrying an IWB holster with this belt has been great. When using certain other belts, they just did not hold up to the weight of a firearm leaning on them, this one was just as sturdy as my leather belts meant for a ccw. We will see how long the velcro lasts over time, but so far this belt looks like it is made to last. For size considerations, I am a size 40 in pants and I purchased the Large belt and find it to be perfect. I have a lot of extra belt but I just pull it through and velcro it and there are no comfort issues whatsoever. I will be purchasing another in a different color. I highly recommend this

I purchased this belt for many reason's, one being for wearing out in the woods and holding my concealed carry. This belt is great. I can cince it up as tight as I need and it holds my pistol snug and doesn't come loose. It iw exceptionally well made and is very durable. I love the metal buckle and as I add gear I have no doubt it will work well.There isn't really any good way to determine which size I needed to order so I took and "educated guess". Based on the fact I have a 34 in waist and usually wear a 34-36 belt and from the information provided, I order a 36-40 belt. Perfect. I have enough tongue to cince up as tight as I need and yet have room enough for my concealed carry and other equipment. Love it

Over the years I've owned three Blackhawk Rigger's belts, two were issued and I bought this one. The two that were issued are still in my closet and get used but they are black and new uniform requirements required tan.These belts are great! I've used them for years at sea and never had a problem with rust on the metal parts. The Velcro has never gotten weak and, though I have gear for carrying weapons, these belts also serve well for carrying a sidearm.The construction of these belts makes them very comfortable in thick uniform trousers. Wearing them with jeans is a little less comfortable but wearing them with lightweight khakis or shorts is not something I would recommend, the edge of the belt tends to ride above the waist of lighter trousers. If you're wearing a riggers belt because you need it, you probably shouldn't be wearing lightweight khakis or shorts though.

I usually wear 34" pants and I initially ordered the Large size of this belt, as reviews and statements had me thinking that was my size. It was far too big and I couldn't even trim it to work. I returned for a Medium and it fits me perfectly. I am now very happy with my purchase and the return process through Amazone was fast and efficient. I was so happy with Amazon's return process that I signed up from Amazon prime as I plan on doing more purchasing through here. Back to the belt: great quality, very sturdy belt. I highly recommend it.

I have purchased this twice. I'm the type of person who doesn't have a lot of butt and I need my pants to be held up with a tight belt. I can pull this thing really tight, and not have to worry about one hole on my belt being too lose, and another too tight. Everytime I put this belt on, it fits just right.That being said, it does eventually wear out. Now, I don't take the best care of it. When I get home, I rip it off and I throw it on the floor. If you fold up the velcro, and store it somewhere clean, it will last you longer. This will likely be the last belt that I purchase of this brand, because it seems like it needs to be replaced every 6 months if you wear it daily and for long hours. You'll know it is wearing out when you pull it really tight, and it pops off. If you are looking for a belt to wear to the gun range or in an idpa competition type of scenario, it is perfect. For everyday use, it simply will not hold up, especially if you abuse it and always wear it extremely tight.

I’ve had this exact belt for 10 plus years. I grew out of it and had to get a new one. This belt is extremely rugged and strong. I think it’s the best belt by far for a great price. The steel belt loops can hold up to 750lbs.

Thanks to fewer burgers and more exercise, my old belt (Wilderness Tactical Frequent Flyer) didn't really work any more. The WTFF isn't available on Amazon, so I went looking for something similar that was reasonably priced and had a wider range of sizes it'd work for, in case I have an extra big dinner or lose another few pounds.This belt seemed to fit the bill, and at ~$35 shipped it seemed like a good deal.Initial thoughts are that this belt isn't as stiff as my WTFF; it's only a single layer of nylon webbing stuff rather than a double layer. The buckle looks like it'd made of about ten pounds of steel, so keep that in mind if you have to walk through metal detectors every day.I was iffy on the size as I'm about a 38 or 40 waist in jeans, and the large of this item says it's for 41+. I ended up going with the large, and I'm glad I did. It'll go about 10" looser or tighter if I need it to, which seems like it could handle any sit ups or pies I throw at my waist for the foreseeable future.

Exactly as advertised and like all the Blackhawk products, built like a Sherman Tank. This is a belt that can do more than just hold up your pants. When you cinch this belt up, it stays put . . . period!I opted for the larger size as several comments said it ran slightly small. I did not find this to be the case as the tag end of my belt (XL) wraps farther around my waist than it should. The only thing that takes some getting used to is the metal buckle. While it keeps the belt locked in place, it can dig into your mid-section when you are bending over or seated for some time. Of course, if you have a 6-pack for abs, this probably will not be an issue. But for us bigger fellas, its a small price to pay for an otherwise great product.