Tactical Ninja Belt 1.75" Wide Coal / XX-Large(46-50) Reviews

4.5 Rating 28 Reviews

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“Strong and easily adjustable.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“The belt is great. Great quality”

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Posted 1 year ago

“::-)”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I wanted a wider belt for concealed carry firearm and this belt seems to meet my needs as of this time. I will continue to rate this belt and the others I have with time but expect to continue to be satisfied.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“not comfortable, metal buckle pinches the stomach area a lot. Belt had to be constantly tightened. Maybe good belt for super skinny and fit but for an average person or bigger person not so much. Not obeise but just bigger men may struggle with this belt”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Works perfectly”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Problem: Burning through 12 dollar Walmart belts every month Solution: Industrial belt from Grip 6 Pros: -Infinitely Adjustable -Never loosens -Can be put on and taken off in a matter of seconds -Neutral colors, sleek and seamless modern design -Heavy duty, thick buckle and strap -Crafted in the USA with precision and quality materials -Excellent customer service -Reasonably priced -1 3/4” may seem too wide, but fits perfectly in all my pants. (29-32) -‘One size can fit all’. If buying belt as a gift, get the longest strap length and have the giftee resize it themselves. -Unlike leather belts that will form into a banana shape over time, this trap can be flipped. I am religious about doing this once a month, so strap is still quite straight. (See picture) Cons: -Color on aluminum buckle appears to be brushed on. After 1 year of abuse, the paint has been removed in places, leaving unattractive scratch marks (See picture for details). This does not affect the function of the belt. However, it appears that if the aluminum were anodized, the buckle would outlast the strap. Strap has shown very little wear. As fibers fray and start to look fuzzy, a few seconds with a lighter and it’s good as new. Conclusion: If you are a hard working individual who’s done playing with sissy belts that wrinkle and fall apart, buy this belt. You won’t be disappointed.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I purchased a black 1 3/4" belt with a black buckle. The belt is great. I wish I had it when I was an active duty soldier! I ordered a size up from the recommended size just to be sure that the belt would be long enough. It is plenty long. Maybe a little too long, But I do not want to trim it. I recommend that you use the size guide and purchase the size that is appropriate. What would I improve on this belt? I would like to see the thickness of the belt webbing be just a little bit thicker. I still use some of the belts I had before I retired from the Army and the webbing of those belts are slightly thicker, which I prefer. Of course that may change the dynamics of how the Grip6 buckle works. The price seems high. $37 is the most I ever paid for a belt. However, I do have to say, it is worth it. I will buy another Grip6 belt when I need one. I would definitely recommend the Grip6 belt to friends, colleagues and family!”

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Posted 4 years ago