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  1. 03-07-2018, 10:06 #1
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    Default Lets Talk belts

    I’m in the market for a new belt. I was wearing a Daltach leather belt, however the dog got to it and it’s a bit thick with the buckle and overlap when I carry appendix style.

    I was looking at the trayvex cinch, people seem to say for IWB it’s good but to me it looks think. I’m not wanting to spend more than $30.

    https://www.trayvax.com/collections/.../trayvax-cinch


    If you do buy anything from them use the link for 10% off and I get $10 off so I can try the belt haha

    https://www.talkable.com/x/AyMlK6


    Anyone have something the recommended?


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    If I were in the market for a new belt (I kind of am, but $), I would go with Hbartactical. I've never owned a belt from him, but several holsters later, and I'm confident I'd be pleased with anything he makes.
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    Only belt I like. Can be found on ebay for your price. Or thrift stores. Yard sales. et cetera


    https://blackhawk.com/products/appar...-rigger-s-belt
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    $30 will get you a premium Dickies belt at Gualmart.

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    Buy quality leather. It's an investment.

    I've always been happy with Tucker Gun Leather products; https://tuckergunleather.com/gun-belts/

    Someone local on the forum would be even better.
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    Best belt I’ve ever worn.
    It makes it so easy to EDC.
    I have the black nylon, but I’m sure they are all great.

    https://blade-tech.com/products/ucb
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    For leather belts we buy saddle cinch from Tandy and modify to fit. Redneck family tradition. They make very durable, long lasting belts.


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    I wore leather forever. But tried a 511 reversible belt 3 years ago. Until they change or upgrade it this is all I will ever want or need. Inexpensive, easy to find, doesn't set off metal detectors, flip it over to go from tan to black, doesn't loosen through the day, not so thick its uncomfortable but thick enough to carry with.

    Only caveat I'd make is that I don't carry daily. So 2 cents and all that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gman View Post
    Buy quality leather. It's an investment.

    I've always been happy with Tucker Gun Leather products; https://tuckergunleather.com/gun-belts/

    Someone local on the forum would be even better.
    My choice as well since like 2007 I think. Wear it daily.
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