KRYDEX IPSC USPSA IDPA 3-Gun Shooting Belt & 4 pcs Speed Pistol Mag Pouches

This KRYDEX belt is an awesome bang-for-buck competition belt for any shooter! For the price, it's very durable and comfortable. After wearing it for about 30 minutes the belt held its shape nicely and wasn't rolled up like it originally came from the manufacturer.The included mag pouches are a great addition, offering plenty of magazine storage and quick access that can be adjusted to darn near any angle. I will say, though, that it may take a bit of fiddling to get the pouches adjusted to your liking, but once dialed in, they're a dream to use.Overall, this is a top-notch belt that will elevate your shooting performance without breaking the bank.

Bought this before my first uspsa match need a belt and mag pouches and stumbled upon this. It has held up great. Fits great and the mag holders work great for both my Glock mags and canik.

I've been a competition shooter for 25 years and I mostly use CR speed or Safari belts. My old safari belts started to crumble with age leaving pieces of plastic everywhere so I bought two of these inexpensive belts and mag pouches. For the money they are great and they get the job done. I use one for IDPA Carbine matches which is a two gun the pistol holster fits fine the belt is stiff enought to allow a good draw. The mag pouches are good and can be adjusted to get the straight wrist angel for a super quick reload. The second belt I set up for Single Stack and have not run it yet.

Have been using this belt for 2 years in weekly pistol competitions. Belt has held up very well. Very good quality for the money

If you're looking to get into some competition shooting at your local club match, this setup is perfect. Gives you everything you need minus the holster. I only use 3 pouches, the 4th I converted over to a magnet mag holder.

This was my first USPSA setup. The belt is too thin, it's unusable if your holster has any retention at all - I used this force myself to learn to draw clean and straight at the start, but in retrospect I out outgrew the belt very very quickly, where if I'd just spent a few more dollars on a thicker belt I would not have never really needed to upgrade.You can find good belts (with 2-3x the thickness of whatever material gives this belt its rigidity) on Amazon and buy a newer/more-modern pouch design separately for only slightly more than the cost of this set today.

Ok so here's the deal. The package comes with 2 different Velcro belts and 4 mag holders. First, the thin belt might work for some. Keep as a backup but I used the thicker one. Strait Velcro is weird at first but holds well. I am right handed and yes though these are supposed too be ok for lefties, I can see why it may not be as perfect for them. But for me it is fine. I set it up for single stack mags with a 1911 and it takes a while to remove and replace the spacers and bushings. Once done, it's pretty easy to setup and is sturdy enough for a beating At the range, so much so I ordered a second one for my double stack rig. Imho very worth the money. Is it the best, no. It's it good, yes, I would say very good and definitely worth the price versus some of the other stuff I have. It's not professional grade, but a solid performer at is price, which is considerably less!

I love this product.Renoboyd mentioned two separate belts to choose from, one flimsy and one sturdy.I didn't get it when I received mine either but an experienced shooter who uses these belts explained to me, the flimsy one goes through your belt loops and stays on you with soft elcro out, the rigid one holds your holster and mag carriers, with th the stiff velcro on the inside. When you don't need to wear your holster and mag carriers, remove the outer belt with holster and mags still attached and set aside, can then put on a different outer (rigid) belt with other holster and mag carriers. It's for easy on and easy off allowing you to fix the holsters in specific place solidly and have them not slide around from on and off.This is also for the person who said the belt is too thick for the mag carriers.Yiu need to loosen the Allen screws to widen the part Tha goes over the belt, and it onluly goes over the thick rigid belt, not the flimsy one. Then tighten Allen screws so the mag carrier is sturdy and doesn't slide. To wear, see above info. Any questions do some YouTube searches on how to wear a USPSA belt and you'll get it after that. :)