Medieval Belt Nordic Viking Knight Belt of Renaissance Dagger Sword Frog LARP for Knight Pirate（3PC）

It is a tiny bit short for a double warps but for a single wrap, it’s perfect no matter if you’re big or small it is very long. Good material. Probably actual leather or some good faux. Sword sling Doesn’t have a way to tether scabbard, but can be modified with extra twine to hold scabbard in place. Dagger sling also, but I just used the leather string to lace my scabbard into it and it holds pretty tight. Came next day with prime. Will reuse over and over.

For the price this is a good product, however the leather is low quality. This is perfectly fine for the most part except, even the leather bands are low quality and therefore prone to snapping while pulling them tight.

Thin leather, and causes belt to sag and stretch when there's a metal sword in the frog

I’m painting this and I almost feel bad because it’s really good quality. Smelled like real leather (maybe it is, idk, I’m not knowledgeable about that stuff) and feels durable.

Bought this forMy husband’s flintlock and needed it right away. You get what you pay for here. Neither the sword or gun holster are big enough to sheath the flintlock. The belt is super long so I cut a length off an tried to fashion a more supportive holster. Nope. Have to throw it In the trash or save for a child.

The Medieval Belt Nordic Viking Knight Belt is great for costumes when using light weight accessories. The leather is on the thinner side and folds or bends when too much weight is put on it. I am comparing this to a much more expensive stiffer and thicker leather belt that will hold just about anything you’d like, but you get what you pay for. The dagger and sword holders are ok, again, not for heavy metals. This is perfect for my son to use for his renaissance fair outfit since all his accessories are fake.

This belt is make of good material, doesn't seem to be real leather but a good synthetic one perhaps. It takes a bit of trial and error to figure out how to wear the belt as it doesn't come with any buckles. You have to kind of do a loop and tuck thing. The 2 pieces that come with it for holstering your weapons (sorry don't know the correct terminology for that part), are made well but they sit on the belt kind of off kilter. They are also on the smaller side so a full size sword doesn't really fit.Review of Medieval Belt Nordic Viking Knight Belt of Renaissance Dagger Sword Frog LARP for Knight Pirate（3PC）

I love going to the Renaissance Faire and I am always looking for new accessories to carry my weapons. I had never seen a full three in one set like this especially for such a good price so I thought I would give it a try. The pieces are make of 90% PU leather and 10% Alloy. They feel like real leather but does not have the traditional leather smell. The belt is brown on the outside and black underneath. The belt measures 94.5 inches which is quite long although when trying the belt on, I found it just a bit to short to double wrap around my waist and way too long to single wrap. I have a 33” waist.Putting the belt on takes a bit of practice but after a few tries, it became easier. The copper studs feel strong on the triangle frog and the laces hold just fine on the square frog. Neither frog will likely support heavy swords and the triangle frog hole is pretty small so it will not hold a blade wider than about an inch and a half.This is a great addition to a Renaissance outfit and for the price, it’s a great value. I have not been able to wear it for extended periods of time so I cannot speak yet on the quality and longevity. These would also be perfect for halloween with plastic weapons.