Elite 1.5" CO Shooters Belt with Cobra Buckle - Perfect for Everyday Use

Daniel ladouceur: Très bon produit robuste, mais ne rentre pas dans les ganses de pantalons sans enlever une partie de la boucle de ceinture.
Sinon très bon produit

Canada on Jan 23, 2022

Christopher M. Reilly: I have a bad relationship with belts. They don't hold my pants up. Let alone with anything of weight in my pockets or hanging on my belt (this is supposed to hold a gun up, if I understand correctly. And, the relationship gets worse with time, as the belt stretches, or the holes rip, or I quit drinking for a few days and get skinny. It's a mess. This belt is great, once you dial it in. Three best features:

1. It is stiff. It ain't gonna stretch, it ain't gonna slip, and I imagine you could hang some stuff off of it if you needed to, and if someone is gonna pick me up in a helicopter with a rope and there's no harness, this is the belt I want to be wearing (DO NOT ATTEMPT. I HAVE NEVER DONE THIS. IT MAY NOT BE SAFE. I WOULD ALSO WRAP MY HANDS AROUND THE VELCRO IN THIS SITUATION.) It holds my GD pants up. Mostly. Only life-threatening tightness will do that, but this is by far the best hold your pants up (and whatever else you might hang on it) belt I've ever had.

2. The buckle (in addition to being sturdy AF) is SOOO satisfying to click together. SNAP. Whoever is waiting outside the bathroom, whenever we can be in bathroom lines again, will know when you're done. They...

United States on Aug 17, 2020

Pascal Seemann: Der Gürtel an sich macht einen sehr stabilen Eindruck und ist auch relativ steif. Ich habe mir den für meine EDC Schreckschusswaffe gekauft. Er lässt sich zwar nicht knicken, ist aber beim halten an der Cobra Schnalle nicht perfekt steif, ist also ca. eine 7/10 wenns um Steifheit geht.
Trotzdessen gibt es von mir hier eine klare Kaufempfehlung. Bezahlt habe ich übrigens 50€.

Germany on Feb 18, 2020

Andrew: Fantastic EDC type belt. The 1.5" belt is great for jeans and work pants, though it's not as sturdy or rigid as the 1.75" belt. The cobra buckles seem to authentic and hold well. I've been wearing the belt everyday for over a month now and it's been performing perfectly, and I haven't seen any real wear and tear on the belt.

The only downside (and reason for -1 star) is manufacturer logo/label was sewn on the wrong side of the belt (tail), and on the inside instead of outside, and it was also put on upside down. This is compared to the 1.75" belt with the D ring, the label is on the outside of the belt on the left side etc.

Canada on Dec 04, 2017

Tyler: Excellent Belt. But the Velcro makes the Nylon pretty thick and there will be a break-in period before is loosens up a bit. And depending if you want to thread the tail portion of the belt back through your belt loops this is also a bit of a pain but alternatively you can just fold over the belt loop on the pants and there should be plenty of purchase still by the Velcro. Another point is unless you have extra large belt loops on your pants you have to remove the belt from the buckle in order to thread the belt through your pants. Then you have to thread your belt back onto the end of the buckle.
Although the average day on and off the pants is a bit taxing for a every day belt it undoubtedly holds secure and provides a stronge and comfortable hold. You wont be tearing or breaking this belt. It has positive many years of active wear. As well high likely hood the Buckle will out last the Nylon and probably be used for another belt... in about 5 years.

Canada on Jul 24, 2017

Jon A: The belt is really rigid and good. I've been wearing it for a month and no sign of wear. Although the buckle is not the best I got it to release under pressure which I know the cobra ones aren't suppose to do and I don't know if it's a buckle defect or it might be a cheaper one. But at the end of the day it does the job.

Canada on Dec 01, 2016

John ScoutJohn Scout: My duties and casual dress depended on this belt for nearly 2 years, and it served me well. In the photos, you'll see that this belt is stiff, which was a prerequisite of mine. It held up a GLOCK 19 , knife, cuffs and an additional loaded magazine all while not crumbling over on itself. While not rated for rappelling, I have rappelled on this belt (with a backup system in place), and although uncomfortable, it worked. I don't recommend or condone rappelling on a belt not rated for it, I'm just saying it worked for me in testing. I did recently retire mine (though will keep it as a spare) in favor of an SOE EDC belt. If you catch SOE on a sale, the price is about the same, and in my opinion, a better investment due to higher quality and a lifetime warranty.

Pros: Super solid and rigid, but still comfortable. Mine is the 1.5" model which fits any pants and works with all my standard belt gear. The Cobra buckle is solid, and never failed, even with my weight hanging on it (200+ lbs). For the money, it was great for about two years, and is still kicking, so the price point is very attractive.

Cons: Mine did begin to fray regularly after about 4 months of daily wear. It...

United States on Jun 08, 2016

Sean C.: I've been using a Looper leather belt daily for the past few years and appendix carry my firearm for CCW. It finally wore completely out with broken kydex inside the belt and separating leather. I tried a 5.11 Operators belt and just didn't like the constant use of velcro to undo the belt all the time. After about a month of use, I am very happy with this belt as my every day belt, and it shows no wear signs so far. The extra stiff sections of the belt do not make it all the way to the front for appendix carry because of size adjustments, but it still holds my Glock 19 well in place with the rest of it being stiff. It's true that you have to remove the male buckle end when you are changing pants, but this only adds another few seconds to the process. Well worth it for infinite adjustment and durability.

The Buckle itself is a true AustriAplin buckle that is able to hold about 2000lbs of weight. It holds very secure, and never has a problem fastening or releasing. I had cut some small sections sticking out of velcro on the belt to get it to smoothly go in and out of the buckle every day, but not a big deal at all. I plan on purchasing another one of these belts to use for my...

United States on May 08, 2014