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Now that i have the pants, whats a good belt?
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http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/t...cessories&backto=%2Fagcatalog%2Flevel3c%2Etam
Brigade Quartermaster's has this exceptionally rugged belt for $6.99. I've worn mine for several years, and it is starting to get a little worn, but still holds my pants up fine. The only problem with it is that it is a little wide for some belt-loops. Fits BDUs fine, though, and it is wide and stiff enough that it holds a Leatherman, knife sheath, cell-phone, etc., with no problem. Not as stiff as a double-layer duty belt or anything like that, so it's still comfortable. I highly recommend it.
Brigade Quartermaster's has this exceptionally rugged belt for $6.99. I've worn mine for several years, and it is starting to get a little worn, but still holds my pants up fine. The only problem with it is that it is a little wide for some belt-loops. Fits BDUs fine, though, and it is wide and stiff enough that it holds a Leatherman, knife sheath, cell-phone, etc., with no problem. Not as stiff as a double-layer duty belt or anything like that, so it's still comfortable. I highly recommend it.
Hmm...that link isn't working. Go to www.actiongear.com, click on "Adventure Ready Clothing..." then click on "Belts Buckles, Accessories," and it is near the bottom.
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I wear a rigger's belt with mine from time to time without any problem. Take a look at
http://lightfighter.com/generic.html?pid=143
The shackle tab is a great feature on these type of belt. SOE, Eagle, and Blackhawk all make these.
http://lightfighter.com/generic.html?pid=143
The shackle tab is a great feature on these type of belt. SOE, Eagle, and Blackhawk all make these.
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second the wilderness survival belts, even though i don't have one. i gotta get myself a couple pairs of those pants
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Blackhawk CQB/Rescue(Rigger) Belt.
Got mine from Go Get Gear.
Does this work?
http://store1.blackhawkindustries.c...product.html&setup=199&ida=872&idp=1194&his=0|1194&cart_id=5456679.27946
If so, that's what it looks like...
Got mine from Go Get Gear.
Does this work?
http://store1.blackhawkindustries.c...product.html&setup=199&ida=872&idp=1194&his=0|1194&cart_id=5456679.27946
If so, that's what it looks like...
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What Hollister said.
I have the Wilderness belt in 1.25" and 1.5". I love them. I used to wear a Blackhawk Rigger belt. The velcro lost a lot if it's stick in a few months of wear.
S.
I have the Wilderness belt in 1.25" and 1.5". I love them. I used to wear a Blackhawk Rigger belt. The velcro lost a lot if it's stick in a few months of wear.
S.
The Wilderness Belt is a great piece of gear.
A Bianchi B27 is a great choice in leather. 1 3/4 double thickness leather cut on a curve to fit your hips so it doesn't have that bunching up effect a straight belt does. It's a heck of a lot cheaper then the custom leather belt I got from one of the big name custom holster guys. Quality was on par and, Bianchi delivery is significantly faster
Stay Sharp,
Sid
A Bianchi B27 is a great choice in leather. 1 3/4 double thickness leather cut on a curve to fit your hips so it doesn't have that bunching up effect a straight belt does. It's a heck of a lot cheaper then the custom leather belt I got from one of the big name custom holster guys. Quality was on par and, Bianchi delivery is significantly faster
Stay Sharp,
Sid
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Get this...
<img src=http://store2.blackhawkindustries.com/photo/872.jpg>
you can do so much with it... Emergency safety belt, it's thick and stiff enough to hold a everything you would put on a duty belt, and comfortable enough to wear every day.
Also, with a carabiner nearby, you're always ready to do this
<img src=http://publish.hometown.aol.com/fulltankagas/myhomepage/tank%20on%20the%20rocks1.gif?>
<img src=http://store2.blackhawkindustries.com/photo/872.jpg>
you can do so much with it... Emergency safety belt, it's thick and stiff enough to hold a everything you would put on a duty belt, and comfortable enough to wear every day.
Also, with a carabiner nearby, you're always ready to do this
<img src=http://publish.hometown.aol.com/fulltankagas/myhomepage/tank%20on%20the%20rocks1.gif?>
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Just ordered an Original Instructor Belt. 34", 1.75", 5-stitch, OD-Green (for camping).
$34.95 + $7.95 UPS = $42.90.
Mike
$34.95 + $7.95 UPS = $42.90.
Mike
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Rifter
I know of a dealer that carries the Wilderness belt that could probably hook you up. Calbone@mindspring.com
I know of a dealer that carries the Wilderness belt that could probably hook you up. Calbone@mindspring.com
LINK If you want something more conventional, you might check out Filson's Double Belt.
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My 34", 5-stitch, OD-green, 1 3/4" original arrived today. Bought it for camping.
Overall, impressed. I'm wondering if I should have ordred the 32" or 33" though -- not sure how to tell if it's the right size.
Also thinking I'll order a 1 1/2" for everyday wear with jeans.
Mike
Overall, impressed. I'm wondering if I should have ordred the 32" or 33" though -- not sure how to tell if it's the right size.
Also thinking I'll order a 1 1/2" for everyday wear with jeans.
Mike