KRYDEX Quick Release Rigger MOLLE Belt 1.75 Inch Inner & Outer Tactical Heavy Duty Belt

So I will be blunt take it or leave it. I got 3 of these, S,M and L. They may fit fine, but the clip part is beyond cheap. I will tell you right now, it's not worth the money and I've returned all 3. I was excited to try this because I need a new tac belt, but for the money it cost, I expected more.I'm beyond disappointed and I would say, in a real world situation or even doing training. This belt will unclip on you. Velcro works but the clip should be the main thing holding it on you.I'm a prior military and current security worker. This is not worth the money

Solid belt. Only issue for me was that while the size chart is correct, the molle on the belt does not go all the way around the belt. I’m a size 34 waist and when I ordered the Medium, the molle stopped about 6 inches from the right side of the cobra buckle. I wanted to use that space for gear. I returned it and got a large. The molle continues all the way to the buckle which is what I wanted. There’s more belt to tie up with the elastic band but that’s not a deal breaker.The molle is super tight so getting your mag pouches and such takes a minute, but that’s better than it being too loose. The Velcro is solid and the inner belt, while not the best quality out there, does a fine job.I paired this belt with the Krydex g-code knock off mag pouches and I got to say, for under $150, this little system is pretty awesome.Buy this belt.

Size 34 and the medium fit me perfect with more room to spare. Doesn't have the same firmness as say a safe life defense belt but for the money its pretty great. Gonna get some keepers to have some extra support for the weight.

When I took the Belt out of the packaging it looks good but it runs a little smaller than expected.I will update my review when I get time to wear it for while and see how it hold together.So far: (First Impression)PROS:Looks like good quality.Material stiff and solid.CONS:Sizing is a little smaller than expected. It fits my 36" waist but I only have a small amount of material left Ober, I was hoping for a little extra material.--------------------------------------------Update - 10/31/2020 - I returned the Med Belt, no hassles, free returns, just brought it to the local UPS Store, off it went.I ordered the Large, fits me better with a decent amount of adjustment left over.I am using the belt in reverse, I am using the end with the Molle up to the bucket on the right, the adjustment on the left, this allows me to mount my Pistol Mag Holders almost directly in front of me.I haven't attempted to mount any of my Pouches to the belt but I will in the next few days and report back, but only if there is something wrong... the med belt molle mounting works great.Large Size Pros - Fit better than the Medium. Molle now almost all the way around my waist, I can mount the Pouches close to the bucket on the right side.Bucket seem to hold but I will only know for sure when the belt is loaded and I am out using it.Large Belt Cons - Right now none !I think the large fit better than the medium but only on the upper end of the Medium's size range.The larger belt positions my Pistol Mag Pouches in the best location for me, more to the front of the right side, me being left handed.

When webbing costs less than a dollar per foot and an austri alpin buckle costs $20, I have a hard time justifying spending $150-$200 on a belt system. Now, this buckle is a knock-off and the belt was made in China, but overall the quality is good, nearly as good as a $150 belt system.Pros:- Both the inner and outer belts are made of thick sturdy webbing that has zero stretch and minimal flex.-The price is rightCons:- The velcro is stitched to the belt with 3 longitudinal lines of stitching, one on each edge and one down the center. This creates loose "bubbles" of velcro between the stitching, the bubbles flex and create loud popping and crunching sounds when putting the belt on or taking it off. All of that flex and noise suggest accelerated wear and I wouldn't be surprised if the velcro were to start splitting around the stitching over time. Two more longitudinal lines of stitching would help and wouldn't have costed much more to do.- I don't think the fitting guide is taking into account all of the gear that one buys a belt like this for. I had to return the small and order a medium, I normally wear a size 30 to 32 waist depending on the pants

I bought the large based on other reviews so the webbing comes to the buckle. I wear a medium/regular (sometime large depending on manufacturer) uniform bottom and this fit just right. It has plenty of room to expand bigger. The inner belt velcro is strong enough that when worn alone I can bend and twist without it giving. The belt stiffness is sufficient for my use of a holster, 2 mag pouches and small med kit. It is not as good as a Ronin belt, but it is also not $140+ like a Ronin belt.

This is a must have range belt I’m looking forward to my next up an coming day at the range so far compared to my others belts this one is hands down awesome

I've tested cheap belts and expensive belts, this one is an absolute dud from Krydex. Listen to other reviews, stay away!The awful buckle is a deal killer on this one. If you bump the tabs by accident, it flies open. No attempt was made to mimic the popular cobra buckle's functionality of not opening while under load. Whats worse, the buckle is sown into the belt, so you're stuck with only that buckle!For the money, get a Tacticon belt for $25. Best inexpensive belt on Amazon by a landslide. Their cheap copy of the cobra buckle actual works! Bump and knock the release lever all you want, that belt is not coming undone! Then pair it with an inner belt for $15 and you'll spend less overall and end up with a better 3-piece belt that has a true cobra buckle copy