A good belt

[RedWolfDoctor]

Hey guys

I appeal to your loadout smarts: I need a good belt, one that is roughly 5-6cm height, preferably not velcro and is not too expensive. I usually use a Viper belt and I need to get rid of it before I burn it alive. Any brands or products that are worthwhile?

[AK47frizzle]

https://www.tactical-kit.co.uk/511-double-duty-tdu-belt-59568-6663-p.asp

 

I use one of these 5.11 belts for absolutely everything these days. Even for casual outings because it's just that nice and secure.

[Shamal]

3 hours ago, AK47frizzle said:

use one of these 5.11 belts for absolutely everything these days. Even for casual outings

I have a 5.11 as well but,sorry to be contra,I find it does slip during a working day. It seems like I have to pull really eye poppingly  overtight to allow for slipping.

Not knocking 5.11 as I have other gear that is great

Regards 

 

[Lozart]

20 hours ago, RedWolfDoctor said:

Hey guys

I appeal to your loadout smarts: I need a good belt, one that is roughly 5-6cm height, preferably not velcro and is not too expensive. I usually use a Viper belt and I need to get rid of it before I burn it alive. Any brands or products that are worthwhile?

 

Are we talking holding your trousers up or to hang holsters and stuff from?

[RedWolfDoctor]

Preferably one that you can holsters and pouches from, I probably should've said that before :P.

[leadly]

I've got a condor battle belt gen 2. Really impressed with it. Only £25ish. I got the H harness for it as well to take some of the weight of my lover back (slipped disc)!

[Skara]

There are only 2 belts I can recommend.

 

The first is the FRV shooter's belt, two piece system that uses velcro. Handmade, built like a tank, not even that expensive. Real guys use it to schwack bad guys.

 

The other is the HSGI Suregrip range, quite pricy at €120+ but man it does stay where you put it.

 

I've had a couple of cheaper options before (condor, invader gear, emerson) and they all kept riding up/down depending on how much crap I attached to them. Plus they kept rotating like crazy no matter how tight they were.

They do work relatively well with a harness, but meh. At that point a smersh is the way to go.

 

Buy once, cry once, enjoy your investment 

[RedWolfDoctor]

The FRV belt looks good, like the idea of an internal and external belt. I'd probably stick with the FRV, seems to be a bit cheaper (not to be a cheapskate but I don't think I do airsoft enough to fork out 120 for a belt XD), thanks as wel guys!

[Impulse]

I swear by my Warrior Assault Systems stuff and this is no exception. Their belt kits are fantastic.

 

Expensive, but fantastic.

 

https://www.uktactical.com/c-373-belts-harness-tactical-belts.aspx

[ziCk_]

On 20/09/2020 at 20:36, Impulse said:

I swear by my Warrior Assault Systems stuff and this is no exception. Their belt kits are fantastic.

 

Expensive, but fantastic.

 

https://www.uktactical.com/c-373-belts-harness-tactical-belts.aspx

Emerson makes copy of their low profile belt - I didn’t go with WAS just because they didn’t have one in black.