Thomas Bates Cargo Cotton Military Cut to Fit Web Belt with Removable Nickel Buckle

This like I worn a while ago back. Good sturdy, easy to wear and maintain. The black color makes it easy to work with and not worry about staining. Price and delivery where great.

This belt has some mixed reviews, but I think it’s amazing. With a great price point, this belt delivers with durability, adjustability and style.Not sure what all the “thin” concerns are.Will be buying more but in different colors 👍

I would rather of had a buckle that folds over to adjust length after you insert the belt. This one has 2 little tabs on top and bottom which you slide to adjust length. I find that I have to use a lot of force from my hand to get the belt not to slip AND a lot of force to loosen tabs after you get them not to slip. If you do not force slider over than the belt will be loose and not really hold up your pants.The worst thing is to go shopping and have your pants fall down in front of a crowd.....I am sure they will laugh when they see the results but you will not think its funny....Where as a folding buckle which I have from a different manf. is easy to close and open and does not slip and will hold your pants up. Other than that the belts material looks fine and should hold up well and easy to cut to adjust length.

It adjusts real easy

While it is a pretty sturdy and durable belt that is about where the compliments end. This belt is not very good for everyday use as you can barely get it as tight as you want and then once you do have it where you want it you aren't able to take the belt off. As the buckle refuses to open and you can't grasp the little buttons/levers on the sides to pull it down.Overall, I'd highly recommend searching for a different belt and only getting this if you plan on wearing it very few times.

This review is for the three. They are fine, good colors and long enough to fit most people. I did not use the buckles but rather used these with my USMC buckles. I had to use strapping/duct tape on the end that fits into the buckle so that the buckle would clamp onto the belts but I am sure they would work fine with the buckles that come with the belts

I've bought several casual web belts lately and the quality always seems to be lacking. The belts don't secure properly and have to be constantly retightened. The buckles are cheaply made and the belt itself was thin. I don't expect to get very good service from these cheaply made belts. I thought I'd take a chance on an American Made web belt from Thomas Bates to compare the quality. I was pleasantly surprised to find a much thicker, stiffer belt with a much heavier duty buckle. I wore the belt for a day and didn't have to re-tighten once. These belts may cost a couple of bucks more than the others, but I'll only order the Thomas Bates web belts from now on.

I saw some reviews that mentioned this belt buckle would not hold the belt, but I thought I would try it anyway. The other review was correct. The buckle is fine (I tested it with another belt and it worked fine), but the belt itself is not thick enough to allow the buckle to get a good grip on it. I tried the belt with another buckle and that buckle would not hold this belt. I think the problem is clearly the belt material was not thick enough. I had to return it as a belt that does not hold is not really useful.