Description
Pop bottles and keep your pants on.
- Tough, quick-dry webbing doubles as an emergency lash or strap should the need arise
- Forged aluminum buckle is strong-like-bull and lightweight
- An anodized anti-corrosive finish means that the buckle won't go the way of your rusty pickup any time soon
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Keeps em up
Christopher Columbus
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Did not think that a belt would get almost 100 reviews, but if any deserves it this is the one. Simple design, use the same belt to keep the pants up in almost any outdoor sport, then move it over to dress pants when it is time for business casual at work. Holds its own in both environments equally well. Have not used the bottle opener much, mostly as it would involve taking the belt almost completely off, which may seem weird at a party, depending on the party I guess.
I have 6!
Mark E P Woods
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I wear these at work and with jeans, cargo pants, and shorts. My favorite belt, by far. Just thick and supportive enough, without being bulky or stiff. Does not absorb much moisture, so after a full day's work is not damp with sweat. Buckle adjusts easily and stays where you set it.
Burly belt.
greg
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A great belt for a number of activities or just casual dress.
My only dislike of the belt is the sharp melted corners on the end. Bend over and have that thing ripping into you because of how wide the belt is. I have cut the sharp corners off, rounded the end and re melted it. Much better and it helps when putting the belt through belt loops.
Versatility
45 reserve
Member since
This belt can be used for everything! Business meetings, cragging, skiing, everything! Holds up very well also
Just what I was looking for
Alex Degnan
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Simple, light, and does not slip. I'm very happy with this belt.
Because bottles are better
GT03ski
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Have had this belt for a year now and has never failed in opening a bottle or holding up my pants. With the frequency I use this belt I would have expected to see more wear but nothing, fantastic product as expected.
best pant- holding - up device ever
kzoodan
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have this belt in the green and its awesome! The "bite" the buckle has on the fabric is solid and has yet to loosen up on me even while being very active. It's also a bottle opener in a pinch. Can't go wrong with Patagonia.
These hold my pants up real nice
Dustin Warr
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I lost my old Patagucci belt and re-up'd with this little number and I must say I couldn't be more pleased. My pants have not fallen off even once.
Best belt purchase ever
TinoOfElkhorn
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is by far the best wearing and looking work belt I've purchased. Easy to use and stays put when its on. It takes the abuse without looking worn.
tough, functional
Scott Nielsen
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've skied w/ this belt for years and I like it, though it slips w/o a lot of tension. I like having it on me in the event I might need a strap for some reason. Don't take this belt hiking if you're wearing a full pack, however, the buckle isn't quite sleek enough to be comfortable w/ a pack's waist belt in the vicinity. For backpacking, consider a slimmer belt.
Awesome.
jlcp13024
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This belt is awesome because it holds my pants up everyday, all day. What else would you want it to do?
Does the job
Emerson Takahashi
Member since
Awesome belt! One size will definitely fit most. I had about 5 extra inches that I cut off. Perfect for keeping my ski pants cinched up. Insanely durable as well.
What is the length? I need 54 inch
Robert Oliver
Member since
I am a big boy who has a 54 inch waist. One size fits most does not get it. What is the lenght?
Just get it
San2480390
Member since
Comfortable, durable, holds up my pants. Also, capable of supporting a holstered firearm. Hasn't failed me yet.
Pretty Good
joseph.bal2071589
Member since
Stylish, Functional, Set it and forget it, but...
Webbing is a bit flimsier than desired, buckle sticks out a bit (definitely not low profile), but I like it.
Locked cocked ready to cinch and rock!
Johnathan Rambo
Member since
Had one for 4 years now and counting! Love this belt. it stays cinched tight, the webbing is heavy duty, and it never goes out of style. I wear it casual and have even dawned it on the occasional dress appearance (I was pretty casual though). The belt is incredibly soft with time and supple. I guess the best thing about it is I bought it 4 years ago and still have the same one. I don't plan on buying another belt for 10 years or more.
good belt
Boi5689840
Member since
Belt is a little stiff but I am sure it will loosen up some after the wear in period. I must say it does not slip at all. After trying several other webbing type belts this is the first one that holds. Pay attention to the width as it is wide and just fits in some of my pants belt loops.
All around great.
Keepers
Member since
Solid and durable fabric, the buckle holds nice and tight. Not much else I can ask for. It was wider than I expected, and the buckle is much larger, but in the end neither of these facts bother me, since neither get in my way.
Johnathan Rambo
Member since
Yes this belt loosens up with time and is incredibly supple.
a solid product
Yung Lee
Member since
If you want a durable, lightweight (for the size), easily adjustable belt that'll stay locked in, this is a great buy. My only wish is that it were narrower, thinner, and has smaller buckles (especially the buckles; it's about 2.75" x 2.25" - the thickness of bucklee and belt loop ends up being 0.75" - so it's about 3/4" that'll protrude from the waist of your pants). If you prefer trimming fit with your clothes, having a buckle this big will seem a bit out of place (especially if you don't tuck your shirt in). I use it for hiking, so though I prefer a trim, cleaner look, I'm not exactly out there to win a beauty contest. Once I have it on, it's secure, comfortable, and I forget about it. One other thought is one size fits all means the belt is pretty darn long, I've personally cut off about 5" off of it (i'm about 31~32" waist).
sweet belt
ajp3370844
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this is an awesome belt. strong material that tightens really easily. it was a few inches too long, so as everyone has suggested, i cut it and burned the end to get it to a comfortable length (which was really easy to do). from the looks of it, this belt is going to last me for a long time. certainly worth the $.
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Emerson Takahashi
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