FAIRWIN Men's Tactical Belt, Rigger Belt, Utility Nylon Web Waist Work Belt for Men with V-ring Quick-Release Buckle

I work as a loss prevention and security specialist as my day job and occasionally do event security as a side job in the evenings, so I'm always using my gear and putting it through the ringer. That being said, I am quite pleasantly surprised at the quality I've gotten for the price I paid.My other Fairwin belts have held up remarkably well in the years of daily use and wear I've put them through, so I'd say I've definitely gotten more than my money's worth out them thus far. I've bought some of these to supplement my current belts, a two ply model which unfortunately seems to have been discontinued, but these have been adequate enough for my needs with them.However, a caveat I will point out with these belts is that I personally wouldn't trust them to hold up a duty sidearm and holster on their own. It's a single ply design and I could see it holding up something very lightweight and concealable like a .38 revolver or a .380 auto, but probably not a fully loaded Glock 17 or other similarly sized duty handgun, so I would personally want to use suspenders or a true duty belt if I wanted something for those purposes. But it's a comfortable, reasonably strong design that works for my purposes in unarmed roles, so if you're just looking for an inexpensive product that will hold up to daily use, I recommend these belts, but if you need a true heavy duty belt for a sidearm, I'd personally recommend you look at 1.7 inch, purpose built products instead.Still, for a sub-$20 belt, these have been shockingly well made products. They don't quite hold a candle to Blackhawk or other similar brands, but for a fraction of the price, it's hard to fault them for falling short of that level of performance.

Belt width isn’t as wide as I expected it to be, but overall belt is awesome. Durable and easy to use.

I would give this 5 stars if it weren’t for the buckle system being too large to fit through smaller belt loops. Fits the Army Summer uniform loops perfectly; as far as the traditional uniforms, you have to disassemble the buckle from the belt strap and run the strap through the loops. The buckle assembly and belt are extraordinarily sturdy, the belt is super comfortable and the one click belt removal is fantastic.

Very sturdy belt that can easily support EDC items. The buckle is easy to use and feels secure. No fraying or bending, even with daily wear. Highly recommend for tactical use or workwear.

Works the way it supposed to. My husband usually complains about the belt getting loose throughout the day and has to keep fixing his belt at work. So far no complaints with this belt

It's a great belt but its kinda pinchy

I’ve been using this tactical belt for over five years now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best gear investments I’ve ever made. From long shifts in the field to heavy-duty use in all kinds of environments—mud, heat, rain, and everything in between—this belt has held up exceptionally well.The durability is second to none. No fraying, no warping, and the buckle still locks just as securely as the day I got it. It’s carried a full loadout including holster, mags, med kit, and tools—without ever sagging or shifting uncomfortably.What really sets it apart, though, is the comfort. Even during 10-12 hour days, it sits well on the hips and distributes weight evenly. No pinching, no hot spots—just a solid, reliable fit every time. It’s clear this belt was made for professionals who demand performance and reliability.After all these years, it’s still in great shape—but I’ll be buying a new one soon just to have a backup. Honestly, I wouldn’t consider anything else. If you need a belt that can take a beating and still perform like new, this is the one to get.Highly recommended.

Absolutely rock solid. Once you get it adjusted, it's just one single click. Comes apart, easy when you want to, but stays together when you need to. Quality nylon good thickness. Holds my gun well.