Rothco Web Belt - 54 Inches Long

Works great. Sturdy and easy to adjust. I cut the webbing to size and installed the buckle in seconds. I left a little room to grow on the webbing. I have a 35" waist so if your waist is 42 or 44 inches you should be fine. If your waist is larger do your homework, I think it will accommodate waist larger than 44 but honestly, I didn't check before cutting belt to size, so check to make sure it will fit you. Overall, happy with belt so far.

Is exactly as described and feels very durable. The size is also easy to adjust. It will likely be too big, but if you're afraid of the way you adjust it? Genuinely, you are afraid for no reason. You simply take the buckle off, cut a little bit off at a time until it reaches the desired length, then singe the end. Just make sure to cut off the buckle side, or else the end won't have the little metal thing.

As a retired Army NCO, I have a lot of experience with belts of this style and still like to wear them. I don't often go to the nearest Army base so I looked for one on Amazon.com. The belt is sturdy canvas comparable to military issue as is the belt tip. The buckle is made of thin metal, less substantial than the GI version and not always easy to fasten or release. The crossbar keeps binding on one side and failing to fasten but I can always get it to work. Mission accomplished.

You might not expect much from such an inexpensive belt, but the fabric is sturdy, the buckle is solid, and the width is perfect. It outperformed a Dickies belt that I bought for almost twice as much! The Dickies belt was wider and difficult to get through my belt loops. This one slid right in. The clasp was also easier to adjust and the length can easily be trimmed to fit. I can't tell you how pleased I am with it. I'll definitely buy a few more. You can't lose with this purchase!

not as thick of canvas and heavy duty of buckle as ide like so cant rate higher than 3 . but for the money its a functional option that'll last a year of daily use . need to spend more for a heavier belt which i'll do next purchase . but for now these do the job but arent long lasting heavy duty items . i bought these chrome buckled light duty types for cheap because the chromes dressier and i use these when im wearing dress clothes as opposed to heavier belts for my manual labor job

This belt does exactly what it is suppose to do--hold up a pair of pants. It is a simple and functional design that works very well, the shipping was prompt and the belt is exactly as described. The 54" size is spot on accurate and based upon the difficulty I had in cutting the belt to size the webbing material should hold up very well. I will be ordering another one soon in a different color.

I really like this belt that I bought 6-12 months ago. Maintained its color and still looks new with daily wear. I now have both a brown and black belt. I was concerned about the plastic buckle but like it better now than the metal ones. Initially, I had some trouble (about a week) getting both ends connect on the initial latching but not after that. I will buy it again if it ever wears out.

Yea. Not what I expected. These are thinner and cheaper than a military web belt. The photos of people wearing them is very miss leading. They are 1 1/4” wide vs 11/2” thinner and cheap buckles. It’s a cheap price but even then not a good value. Kind of false advertising…. Do better.

Not bad. Not load barring at all.

See my review on the updated version of this "classic" style military "web" belt. I purchased both this cloth style, and the newer nylon style. Both have there advantages and disadvantages. See Under Rothco Black Nylon Web Belt- 54 Inches for more in depth review, which covers both material styles. Buckles are identical except for finish, and are also reviewed.

Good belt. Takes a bit of time to get used to the buckle but that's okay.

Belt buckle is kind of sharp and doesnt last the greatest.

I guess the belt is as described, but I had pictured it a bit different. It is narrower than I was thinking.