I need belt to prevent sag in pants

picard · Jul 17, 2005

I am looking for a thick belt that can prevent my pants from sagging. I tried every kind of belt but my pants still sag. I just check out the liger belt. Has anyone used it ? this is link below.

http://www.ligerproducts.com/product/catalog_ligerbelt_150.htm

kamkazmoto · Jul 18, 2005

If you are anything like me, your pants sag because your belly is too big. Try situps or as an alternative try suspenders.

SPHayes · Jul 18, 2005

I find it very funny that they say every belt is custom and handmade to your sizing information, but then a few lines down instruct you to order the next size up if your waist is an odd number. (ie. order a 42 if your waist is a 41) Wow, talk about a custom handmade fit. LOL.

Patrick

ohoisin · Jul 18, 2005

try an obi my pants never ever sag when it is pulled tight

s0rce · Jul 18, 2005

I hate to say it but no matter how strong that liger belt is it looks awful and I would never wear it, take a look at milt sparks, good, strong and traditional looking leather belts.

Blue Jays · Jul 18, 2005

Hi All-

Can't get too excited about the Liger belt, but perhaps it would grow on me with time:

My preference is more towards belts with "infinite" adjustment like Special Operations Equipment Riggers' Belts and Wilderness Instructors' Belts in durable ballistic nylon. For leather I prefer Sam Andrews' stuff.

~ Blue Jays ~

bquinlan · Jul 18, 2005

I've been wearing an Instructor's Belt from The Wilderness Tactical Products for several years now. Their CSM (Combat Shooter's Model) is remarkably stiff. It will support a whole lot of weight without sagging, while remaining comfortable. The things also appears to be indestructible.

--Bob Q

RoninPimp · Jul 19, 2005

That Liger belt is fugly!

picard · Jul 19, 2005

I am a slim guy. Every time I engage in conversation with someone, my breathing changes the abdominal muscles to contract thus the belt loses its grip; hence my pants sag.

Is it legal for me to wear the special operations belt?

thatmguy · Jul 19, 2005

1) Suspenders
2) Smaller pants
3) Jumpsuit

Blue Jays · Jul 19, 2005

Hi picard-

You're asking if it is "legal" for you to wear the SOE belt? Do you have concerns about using this belt while flying or something? The mainstream media must have really brainwashed you because of course you can wear it wherever you want! Both my SOE and Wilderness belts recently traveled to Thailand, Burma, Laos, and Vietnam without difficulty. They performed as expected in the hot and humid conditions.

It is a fantastic 1.75" wide belt with legendary durability. The buckle will survive the next thousand years and the velcro tabs are incredibly aggressive. Purchase with confidence.

~ Blue Jays ~

Jeff Clark · Jul 19, 2005

As knife collecting and carrying advance you need an extreme solution to get ahead of the problem. I suggest adding a military LBE (Load Bearing Equipment) harness to support your belt.

http://www.bluelinegear.com/eaglemilLBE.htm

picard · Jul 19, 2005

I am just want to be on safe by posing the question of legality. I only want the belt to hold my waist pack containing my pocket survival kit .