Ginwee5 Pack Nylon Military Tactical Belt Webbing Canvas Outdoor Web Belt with Plastic Buckle

I love these things. They are simple, robust and affordable. Different colors allow color matching to your wardrobe. Despite being “tactical” they are not obnoxious and fit in well with any casual dress. Color matching your pants and they blend right in.

I have a few reasons I can recommend these but have not found any negatives yet.I DO like the width. They can be tightened snugly (for those who like looser-fitting trousers and/or carry a side arm) without cutting into my tender skin.I DO like the tapered end. It can be trimmed as needed for those skinnier folks. Melt the ends to keep them from fraying.I DO like the plastic buckle. It seems to be beefy enough to last but most of all, it does not scratch things one might lean over. (a car fender, desk, bed footboard...)I DO like that I can be a fashionable boy and can match colors as my mood dictates.And lastly, because it is 110F.....I DO like that they do not absorb sweat but are also washable.

I was skeptical about the plastic buckle but honestly, for generic belts these aren't bad. They're lightweight, not stiff but rigid enough for budget tactical use, don't have a metal end piece that catches on belt loops, and the buckle locks pretty secure for plastic. Not a bad at all for an everyday belt. Are they top of the line? No. But good enough for the price point

Plastic buckle works well, haven’t had any issues. Hard to beat the value at this price. Nice variety of colors but know going in that these are strictly functional belts, not fashionable.Only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is due to the material of the belt itself. In product description they use term nylon, canvas. I expected the belt to be a canvas material but it is closer to plastic. Still works but not what I was expecting.

Ok so what can I say about holding up your loose pants. Ok well I have used many ways to hold up my pants. Love leather belts but they tend to expand during the day and have this wear problem where the belt, stretches in an odd ways so you have to replace them every so often. Metal belt buckles tend to scratch car paint, not good for a mechanic. Tried suspenders, seem to fix those problems, until my shoulders started to hurt and still having problems with. Then I see these 5 nylon belts and plastic buckles. I thought of the military buckles and remember you was sometimes getting the buckle stuck, so I flipped a coil and bought them. The belts kick rear, goes through the loops on my pants as smooth as silk. Then there is this plastic belt buckle that holds where you put in and stays in place till you are ready to loosen it. Works every time, unless you put the belt on upside down and the buckle would work that way. I thought it was broken, but figured out that I always need to put it on the right way like shoes for them to work right. All that bull said great belts and buckles. Looks like the last ones I will ever buy.

These are my go-to belts for everyday wear. I use the blue, tan, and green versions the most as they match the jeans and slacks that I wear. I like them as they don't have any metallic parts, and they can adjust to fit any size. The belt is sturdy enough that it doesn't tend to "rollover".

Meh. Ok. Kept them. But the buckle pretty cheap . But cheap enough

I ordered a second set so I would never be without a belt when I need one. They look good with casual clothes. I even had to use one in an emergency when I forgot to bring my dress leather belt to an out of town wedding.