Ok belt.  Could be better, or worse...
580751
Like all belts of this type, the material seems to be durable, but the teeth of the closing piece started chewing away at the belt from the first time I wore it.  This seems like a design flaw.  Taking it off without catching the teeth on the fabric is also a challenge.  It wears fine, looks fine and does what its supposed to do.  It just doesn't seem like it'll be too long before it chews itself out of commission.
2695231
Dissappointed.  First, belt material is not top grain leather, appears to be made of a "split leather".  Second, the buckle feels it's built upside down.  Or made for a left handed person.  I wore it golfing twice, it's awkward to get the ball marker in and out of the magnet slot.  I put the belt on in reverse (clockwise around waist when looking down).... That way it works a little better.
4256891
Not a bad belt.  Not the same quality as another one I purchased from Amazon with an antique finish.  For the money a good deal.  Fits a belt buckle nicely.  Only one real complaint is that it does stretch so if you buy a size bigger than you normally wear not the best idea.  Another suggestion is to run some fabric tape on the back side of the belt to keep the spikes from loosening up and ruining pants or getting lost.
3958688
This product has potential but the way it is secured to ones waist needs to be redesigned. Both the elastic band and the plastic buckle clasp lack the quality of the pouch itself. If I were carrying $ &/or travel documents in it, I would add a couple safety pins to ensure if the cheesy clasp came undone the pouch would not fall off. Additionally, the design would be more versatile and secure if the back of the pouch incorporated opening at both sides so one could thread it through a belt. A good start, but in my opinion the product needs improvement in the manner it is secured from the perspective of an experienced traveler.
4878982
It works OK.  The problem is, the belt holder snaps off very easily if, say, you have it on your belt and it strikes something like a chair arm.
1079724
So this definitely is the better solution than a belt with holes, but be cautioned - the release button/switch is positioned right under the buckle. So if you work at a waist-high counter, and you lean forward across it, it could actuate said button/switch, causing the belt to loosen. It won't unlatch completely, so it's not as though your pants are going to fall down,  but it is a little disconcerting. Thus, 3 stars.
4327958
Not the best belt ever made, but for the price it's about what I expected. Just wanted something to hold the hubby's pants up while he putters around outside, and it's working.
2922771
Belt seems fine. I haven't had it that long, but it does the job. Problem I have with it is it has sharp edges, and they do extra pinching when you squat or lean over for deadlift.
836216
The belt looks fine and it works. What don't I like? It is poorly constructed. The end without the buckle was coming apart when I took it out of the package. I have worn it less than 5 times and it is already showing signs of wear.
3923511
It is clear to see why this belt has received high marks. Overall it WOULD be the best buy or a belt that I have bowed to (next to the McDavid brand, who not for size of width would be the best). The reason for 3 stars is due to the craftmanship of the belt at the closure. I have had two bekts and they BOTH have separated at tbe closure point between the velcro strap and start of the waist. You can tell that thought went into the overall design; it shows through tbe look and feel while being worn.  But, like many even great products, there are flaws with the possible "corner cutting" of material and details in manufacturing.  The first belt had the problem go unoticed perhaps for a whike, but I starting to notice a little bunching at closing the belt, when initially it was always smooth and laid flat _ it is possible that some of you have not noticed it.

Reinforcing the seam would greatly improve longevity of the belt (lest the point is to get consumers to buy another one - as I did _ hmph) and easily make it one of the near 5 star products available on Amazon.

I am returning the one that I have, and will purchase another and probaly another one again if the possibly defect is not corrected as it is a belt worth the lack of details in the details.
2178787
I like this belt except for two complaints. The nylon belt part is shiny, not matte. Im not trying to shine bright like a diamond, lol. The other issue, is that where the buckle spikes into the belt to keep the buckle on, comes off every other day. Easy to quickly put back on, but shouldnt have to do that. Overall, I still use it, but if you want to durable utility belt, or a belt to wear with your BDUs and load bearing equipment, I would not recommend this product.
3342803
The biggest thing I noticed is that the "belt loop" would only fit on a belt that is quite narrow, possibly less than 1", so the loop is not a selling point or convenient feature. The pouch is OK, but seems pricey for what you get. The clip hasn't broken yet, but I have only had it a short time.
3028366
I guess I'm spoiled.  I've been wearing gun belts for the better part of two decades now.  I've recently lost some weight and have a few more pounds to go so I found myself in between pant/belt sizes.  I didn't want to drop a bundle (~$100) on a custom-size leather belt yet and didn't even want to really spend more than twice what this belt costs on a true, nylon gun belt so I thought I'd try this as a compromise.

The size is true to what I'd expect.  I wear a loose-fitting 38" shorts/jeans and the XL belt I purchased, when tightened correctly, has about 5" or 6" of tongue out.  The buckle makes it hard to get it really tight though.  That may or may not get better with time.  As for thickness/stiffness...if you plan to carry a gun using this belt, get something else.  It's about as thick as my old cotton web belts I had the the Marine Corps but wider.  Not much in the way of support, even for inside-the-waistband carry let alone outside.

So, with that, it's an affordable belt that will keep you pants up but no much more.  I'll use it when I'm kicking around in the yard working or some event where I need a comfortable belt thats only chore is to keep my pants up.
2205000
Works as intended, but could be better.

1. Needs some kind of magnet so the pin doesn't come out of the hole so easily.  I just glued a magnet on the pin and another in the hole.  But I doubt the majority have tiny magnets in the first place to do that. -1star
2. A more precise locking mechanism so it doesn't ONLY lock every other inch or so. -1star

Seems accurate enough.  Left picture shows about 6.5 which is the actual tape Waist Tape measure, and the one on the right is just a normal tape measure.

So everyone saying it's not accurate is probably user error or as stated in #2. it ONLY locks in place every " which kinda is kinda bad if you want something precise.
4132890
Not as well built as the old Levi's belt it replaces, but it gets the job done.  This buckle is a real bugger to loosen once tightened, though.  Which as you might imagine is less than optimal when the need to disengage is... ummm... urgent...
2354464
Okay belt, but a the plastic parts are a definite let-down.
3938133
It fits properly and I like the style and length, but one of the belt loops came with loose stitching (pretty much about to fall off). The belt doesn't look the greatest either, it looks better without. The color is also slightly darker than I expected.