How wide is the belt? 1.5" or 2"? Are the plastic buckle snaps heavy duty? Ka-Bar uses 1.5" & cheap plastic - broke on me.
2047136
All I can tell you is I use it almost every day to carry a .45 and it works for me.
2047137
The belt is 1 1/2" wide. Not sure if I would consider the buckle heavy duty or not. Its definitely heavier than those on my backpack(s). Overall the pack looks to be very well made and is comfortable to wear, my SR40 fits in it perfectly.
2047138
I didn't measure the belt, but I am going to say it is 1.5". I feel good about the quality of the plastic buckles as I have had no issues. I wear it frequently and am happy with it thus far. For myself, this unit has been very good and I like it, but I will be looking into other carry options in the future so I have some versatility depending on my activities. Hope this helps answer your questions.
2047139
1.5 and the buckle is plastic. Not heavy duty, but I wouldn't call it cheap either.
1839634
I wear it on a 1-1/2" belt and it clips around it very well. Hope this helped.
885523
Haven't experienced a problem with the locking system. Plastic is very thick, & sturdy. Given the correct size for your waist, the velcro is strong enough to keep the belt locked in place even when lifting heavy. I also own a heavy duty leather lifting belt as well, but this one is more comfortable because it doesn't pinch or seem to cut into my waist when I bend over. I also agree with the previous comment that if you plan to lift heavier than 500 lbs, you may prefer the security of the leather belt.
1722322
I just looked and there is another slot that should support a 1.75 inch belt. Hope this helps because I've found this to be an outstanding paddle holster. Ended up geting another for my GLOCK.
519641
I don't have a 2.25" belt to test this, but here is what I can tell you. The belt "loops" are essentially a length of fabric with Velcro tabs that wrap together to form the loop; thus they are very adjustable to varying belt sizes. The portion of the loop that is sewn to the carrier is 2" of length (essentially would allow a 2" belt) and the loose ends of the loop/Velcro extend from there, each tab being 2" in length. I found they fit a 1-3/4" belt very nicely. A 2.25" belt will be a little bit of a push, in my opinion, but should work albeit without full engagement of the entire Velcro sections. Keep in mind this item also has Molle attachment capability as well, so you might have some options there, too. Being 8 mags, especially whenfully loaded, can be a bit heavy -- you might need to wear two so you can walk a straight line! :-) Overall, though, a good product (I have 4 of them now and may buy more for my various configurations). There is also a 5 mag version, if that fits the bill better for your situation, but it costs about the same. I checked the TUFF products webpage for this info, too (as I suppose you did), and was surprised they didn't address this specification. Hope this helps!
1290111
I wear it on a 1.5" belt. (I also wear it just clipped to my jeans with my Glock 19 and it fits snug - no movement, etc.) I measured the clip and it measures for 1.75" belt.
840218
I know a 1.5" will fit. I think a 1.75" would as well. Duty belt should be fine.
945793
The belt is exactly 2 inches wide. I just measured it myself. In case this is of interest to you or anyone else, I'll mention that I used it for a holster and dual magazine holder that had 1.5 inch openings. Although I proved it is possible, it was a complete struggle, wiggling and pulling and yanking and rocking back and forth in tiny increments that took forever. If I wanted to remove them and use the belt for something else, it would also be a struggle. I was determined to do it and I did. They will not budge which is cool because they do not slide around on the belt. This is fine with me as I have made this a setup that remains assembled. Instead of having to take off your belt and then put these holsters on in between belt loops and stuff, you just grab the whole belt and quickly clip it on over your pants and belt (or underwear or pajamas in the middle of the night.) If someone wanted to do this as a temporary thing, I do not recommend it. Needless to say, this 2 inch belt is undoubtedly designed to be used with items with 2 inch openings or clips.
473787
Mine is 1 3/8" in width, and I do believe the buckle is interchangeable.... I have not done so, but it has 2 screws that connect the part of the belt that folds back on itself and secures the buckle. I honestly cannot say how much I like this belt... VERY heavy duty.
297551
The belt is 5 3/4 inches wide. The tightening strap is 2 inches wide. The belt will slide up the torso if it is too loose. The material is heavyduty and can bruise if it slides when worn against the skin or a thin shirt. I used it over a towel to help prevent it from sliding and bruising.I hope this helps.
721417
Mine has been on a 2" duty belt for a good while now so it it pretty well broken in. Inside it, i carry my leatherman surge, 2 strips that hold various bits, and the sleeve for the saw/file. My measurements as follow are with these items in the sheath and they are rounded to the nearest .125". H=4.75", W=2.25", D=1.875". The verticle belt loop will easily accomodate a thick 2" belt, and the horizontal loops will fill fit up to a 1.75" belt.
1661687
The belt width is the important factor here. 1 to 1 and a half inch wide belts can be used.
1309729
The width is about an inch or so, has a metal buckle that is very easy to use and is plenty long enough. Works fine.
1652021
This is the 2.25" belt model. I have one on my duty leather belt and another on my daily wear 2.25 nylon rig. One of my female officers put it on her 2.00" nylon rig and found it a bit loose.
1696046
Wide or narrow the belt loop will work with up to a 4 inch belt and the loops have snaps for easy on and off with out removing the belt
19787
I believe it will.....I have a 2¼ inch on mine and work just fine....a little hard to get the buckle tru the loops...but works great...my battle belt is small and the inner belt is a large with just a little left over so just watch out for that... Depending on the size you are getting try to go 2 sizes bigger ( just in case).
1257941
The case seems well made and has 2 loops and a clip between. I measured the loops and they can take a belt as wide as 1-1/2 inches. The clip, which is open at one end, presents no problem. For a belt wider than 1-1/2 inches, the clip alone can be used and would hold the case securely. I just use the clip and haven't had any problems.