Propper 1.5" Nylon Tactical Duty Belt

I purchased this belt to go with a buckle that is plastic rather than metal, in order to avoid scratches when working on my car. I do use a cover, but this is just an additional layer of protection. Overall a comfortable belt that fits well and holds my pants up. No stretch so far, and I've been using it for a couple months now. Very satisfied with this purchase.

The length of the 36-38 belt is 122 cm (48 inches) from the tail to where it attaches to the buckle. Weight of the belt is 92 g. The belt is rigid, as advertised, and the buckle is sturdy.

This belt appeared as described, however, the color shown as “tan” is closer to an olive green hue. It was easy to cut down to size and appears of good quality but it seems too thin for using with a OTW holster with belt loop cutouts.

I have owned a Propper belt for well over a decade. I retired as a LEO in 2012 and wore it for several years before that. It still looks good as new. I wear it everyday and everywhere. It gets sweaty from yard work but has never failed. I wear it to town for my jeans and to church every Sunday. It never stretches and never shrinks. It can go anywhere with the plastic buckle. Even in secure areas. And the slide buckle makes it infinitely adjustable. No holes to mess with. I’ve gained a little weight over the years and the belt is getting tight. I needed a new one. I was hoping to get another 180 Reversible belt, but Amazon didn’t have it in my size. This duty belt is thinner than the 180, but made just as good. I expect it will outlast me. (But I’m putting the 180 on my shopping list for when they get more.) They are incredibly inexpensive and durable. I highly recommend for the price and longevity. The one drawback… I ordered tan color. The tag on the belt says tan. It isn’t tan. Much more green than tan.

I'm happy with several Propper shirts and I have a few other brands of woven plastic belts with plastic buckles so I tried this Propper belt. The belt is 1 5/8 inch wide and the buckle is 2 1/4 inches wide. Mine labelled for 52 to 54 waist was 64 inches from the center of the buckle to the end. But easy to trim to the length you want with shears and seal the end with a flame. I always order long as it is easy to cut and impossible to add. Compared to other woven plastic belts I have this is a tighter weave, thinner, stiffer and more slippery. The stiffness makes it behave more like a heavy leather belt - it holds its edge to edge shape, not folding like some I have. Stiffness is also helpful in feeding through long tunnel type belt loops. The buckle holds perfectly without slipping and the belt does not stretch - no adjusting required during the day. But the slipperiness of the belt weave means I can slide the belt to adjust buckle position when the belt is on and tight just by pushing the buckle side to side. Worked well and looks fine on most of my pants but one warning. I have one pair of soft fabric shorts with few and large belt loops and a loose waist size. Probably because the weave is slippery the waistband slipped out from under the belt between the loops - not a good look. But for all my other uniform and casual pants works and looks great. I've only had this for a couple of months but my other Propper gear is hard wearing and looks good after long use. I've ordered 3 more belts.

This is a good affordable lightweight hypo-allergenic tsa compliant belt. It however is not a ccw belt. It’s not nearly stiff enough to say it works well with a holster, period. Can you use it with one? Absolutely, but it’s not going to be any better than Walmart belt. If you’re specifically looking for a holster belt, this ain’t it. If you just want something cheap without a metal buckle, this is great.

I wear shorts here in Arizona almost every day all day. A few years ago I bought several pair each of two kinds - Khaki and Camo. And I bought belts (but not this brand) for each, similar to this one, in tan for khaki and green for the camo. As it happens I have also lost some weight and cut the belts several times to make them fit better (as well as buying new shorts). But I recently decided to replace the belts with new ones and found the prices on the ones I bought had risen to $25! So I found this particular belt and decided I'd buy it. One problem: it doesn't come in "green". Well I decided to just buy one in "Tan" and figure out what to do about green for the camo shorts later. Now I have the belt and I am delighted with the cost and quality. But see the photo. This is a TAN belt according to the manufacturer and you can see I paired with the green camo shorts for obvious reasons. I will experiment with the otehr colors to see what will look good with my khaki shorts... So happy with the product but thought you should know the colors are not quite what I expected.

I wanted a durable inexpensive nonmetallic belt that would fit the belt loops on my Dickies 874 Original Fit work pants. I’m a 39 waist - between belt sizes 36-38 and 40-42. My Dickies are size 40. My experience with similar belts of a different brand is that they run long, so I sized down and bought the 36-38 belt. I think it will work perfectly. The nylon strap is 48” long and exactly 1.5” in width. I tested it on my Dickies before removing the tags. (Note: the pictures show the Dickies 874 Original Fit - NOT the 874 Flex fit. The Flex fit pants have slightly larger belt loops that can accommodate a 1.75” belt.)

I bought his type of belt originally to get through airport security as they have no metal within them. But after having these for several years, I find that they are far superior than most leather belts sold today. These are far stronger than leather and the belt buckle, although very plain is made of a strong reinforced nylon polymer. The durability is fantastic. These days, most so called leather belts are made of either a poor quality of leather, over tanned to make them soft or laminated with a type of cardboard. These newer leather ones in my mind are garbage. The ones made prior to 1980 were quite good and last for ever. The new ones are mostly junk.

This belt is identical to the 5.11 tactical belt. Only the price is better than tactical 5.11 .

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Solid belt. Nice webbing. The 32-34 (I'm a 34) didn't leave anything to hang on to when putting the webbing through the strap so that one would fit a 30 or 28 waist. Returned it. Not sure why the longer belts are cheaper? I bought the biggest one which was the cheapest and will just cut it.