“The black belt was never worn, it broke while I was trying to staraighten it, so I put it in the garbage. The brown one is iffy. That's the problem with these kinds of deals.”
“In the past seven months I’ve purchased three other belts—all three failed within 90 days. As with most everything, companies seek to maximize profit at the expense of quality; sure they looked fine, but you could feel cheapness of the materials whether it was the metal or leather and true to workmanship: belt strap frayed, buckle broke (in fact two). When I received these two belts, I could feel the weight of the leather and the buckles were solid, not some low grade cast iron. Having been fooled before, I looped the belts over a chin-up bar and holding a belt in each hand, I did ten pull-ups, both belts held my weight (171 Lbs.), looked each over and they were perfect; I repeated this test on each belt alone and the results were the same, the belts—one brown, one black—looked as good as they did when I received them. I will purchase these belts again, but not because I need to replace them, but because I doubt I will find such quality at that price again. Even purchasing two additional belts, the four will cost me $4 dollars more than one of my prior belts! And that is the essence of a Bargain!”
