Nexbelt Titan Ratchet EDC Tactical Gun Belt – 1.5" Micro-Adjustable Strap, Quick-Release, Fits Up to 50" Waist, IWB/OWB

Easy to size, simply follow the instructions and use sharp heavy duty scissors. Ratcheting mechanism holds tight, easy to release, and provides a lot of adjustment to get the fit just right. Very sturdy, makes carrying pleasant. Switched from a basic leather belt and this has much more support.

I'm a 25 yr law enforcement officer. We wear tactical pants and polo's in our detective division. I have this belt in black and in coyote and they are great. No more worrying about gaining or losing weight as the belt accommodates for that. I wear my duty weapon in our admin holster, dual mag pouch, handcuff case, and badge on my belt and it stays firm, secure, and comfortable during foot chases and arrest. I wear them 5 days a week and usually swap them out ever 2-3 years. Way better than the other famous brand ratchet belt I previously owned that was way to stiff and started fraying quickly.

Stiff, strong well made gun belt that you can count on when carrying concealed or open. No sag at all. Self cinching is very convenient and effective. I have two.

I'm a really big fan of this brand of belt. I have struggled with belts for many years of my life. I've carried a lot of stuff in my pants for work and for some reason just destroyed belts that never really did a good job. This kind of belt is a major game changer for me. There are so many features that I love about it. My first nexbelt has lasted me over nine years. They were very durable. I love how easy they are to tighten after I've had it loosen it just takes one hand and a couple clicks. This this belt is very rigid and holds heavy things on it without problems. The owner of the company is pretty cool and it seems like a small business that I wanna support. I highly recommend this bell and for 50 bucks. It will last you for many years to come. I buy these as gifts for people in my family and they all love these belts. Highly highly recommend recommended.

I have several sturdy 1.5" leather belts that I have used for EDC for years. I generally use the same belts even when I am not carrying unless it's a dressy affair. They have served me well,,, as far as I knew...I recently procured a large caliber revolver to carry when hiking in the mountains.Since I only go when its cold it wouldn't be much of a problem to conceal wearing cold weather gear. And I was looking for something that would pack a little more punch than my EDC choices, without carrying a rifle.I got a holster for it and strapped it to the heaviest EDC belt I had just carried it for a day while working on my private property to see how it felt. After a couple of hours I new it was going to be a miserable day. I was already doubting I would use my new firearm for hiking. I could already see it relegated to nightstand duty, and thinking about the noise and muzzle flash should I ever have to use it in a home protection situation...After a couple of days I had reasoned that maybe I could find better gear to support the extra weight and bulk of a firearm, which I really like and want to use for more than nightstand duty.I started looking at shoulder holsters and different arrangements of holsters and straps, none of which seemed like they would be easy to put off and on, or provide easy access to the firearm if needed in a hurry. Besides I like to keep things as simple as possible.I read a lot of articles about a lot holsters that were supposed to be the best for carrying all this weight and bulk in the safest and most comfortable manner. Then I came across an article about belts for EDC, hunting, and professional duty. It pointed out the shortcomings and issues with belts that were not designed for kind of weight or duty that would be encountered, like when hiking and carrying a heavy weapon for hours or days at a time. It pointed out what to look for when buying a belt for EDC, and it's more than just being described or labeled for EDC.After much more reading and research I decided to try the Nexbelt EDC Titan Nylon Gun Tactical Ratchet Belt for Concealed Carry (Black). I wanted a rigid belt that wasn't going to add anymore weight than needed to an already heavy rig. I also liked the idea of the ratchet style adjustment that provides just the right amount of tension.I got the belt yesterday afternoon and followed the directions for cutting and installing the buckle. I left a little more length than recommended because sometimes I carry IWB and that can use up a little extra length. I can always take more off later if I need to.This morning I put on a pair of jeans with my new belt, holster and the firearm that had been miserable to carry the last time I took it out. It felt really good right from the start. I carried it for several hours while raking, shoveling, bending, carrying and stacking. I hardly knew it was there except when my arm brushed it, as it sticks out a bit more than my normal EDC. Everything was the same as the last time I carried it. Same circumstances, similar work, and the same holster. The difference was night and day. It actually makes the rig feel much lighter. I had to go out this afternoon so I attached my normal EDC and holster to it and again, what a difference. I have always been comfortable carrying my EDC on the belts I had already, but the difference was clear. I thought I was comfortable, but was tolerating a little movement doing regular activities, and even some discomfort at the end of long days. This belt is more rigid, more adjustable, and lighter weight than the belts I have been using, but it manages the weight much better.I intend to wear this belt every day for a while. After that I will buy a couple of more. One of their dress belts and one of their other models.Every one is different, and I won't presume to tell anyone why they should buy this belt. But if your not totally comfortable with your rig at the end of the day it is an inexpensive upgrade over some belts that are 2 or 3 times the cost. If it makes half the difference to you that is did for it's well worth it.I'm glad I bought this belt and I'm looking forward to being able to hike with my new firearm next month!

Great belt and value but the red plastic inner ratchet teeth can break after a year or two of usage and don't expect their customer service email to actually respond. The buckle seems very good and the touch release is very convenient. If you carry to the restroom these make it super easy to sit and retain your gear around legs. Nice when you need to loosen or tighten throughout the day.

I bought it mainly as my first tactical ratchet belt, only bought due to being prime eligible. First off, it’s a good belt sturdy and holds my full size Glock, spare mag, OC, flashlight, and a set of cuffs good and isn’t flimsy. The only downsides are, it can be a pain to undo the belt at times being that the release isn’t as large as a KORE belt, also I find that at times if you don’t tuck your shirt that it can become uncomfortable and jab at your belly if you’re larger like myself. Other than that, it is a great belt, sturdy carries everything I needed to while still being secure, also easy enough to adjust tightness, and at least so far it is doing well. I would recommend it, just be aware that it can be a pain to release the ratchet mechanism at times, but for the price you really can’t beat it.The only thing I would say is you can follow their advice for how long to cut it, but for me I am a 40 inch waist and I cut it at 43ish inches, and it is still enough belt to hold everything I needed to, and still enough to conceal, carry and be comfortable.

My first Nexbelt lasted me 6 years, and I’m still using it. It’s pretty ripped and frayed from day after day use, and putting holsters on and taking them off every single day. So, to get 6 years out of an EDC belt is pretty incredible. I finally bought a replacement even though my first could still last a good long while. Just an amazing edc/gun belt. I’ll never buy another brand.