5.11 Tactical Operator 1.75" Belt, Nylon Mesh, Stainless Steel Buckle, Style 59405
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Size: X-Large
Color: Black
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Experience superior durability and security with our 1.75" Operator Belt, expertly engineered with high-strength nylon mesh and a robust stainless steel buckle. With a tested tensile strength of up to 5,100 lbs, this belt is designed for ultimate dependability. Perfect for securely carrying your holster and tactical accessories, our Operator Belt combines comfort and strength for the highest performance. Ideal for law enforcement, security professionals, or outdoor enthusiasts who demand the best in their gear.
Item model number : 59405
Department : mens
Date First Available : April 19, 2010
Manufacturer : 5.11
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Size: XX-Large
Color: Black
This belt is a perfect for tool belt - Infinitely adjustable length, stiff enough to support heavy tool pouches without curling up, and very nicely made. This is the third belt like this that I have bought - Two are used as tool belts and one is an outstanding regular everyday belt; I am a big guy and used to go through leather belts about every 9 months because they stretched and became permanently deformed - I was obviously expecting too much from leather. These belts fit through belt loops in my jeans, hold my pants up, even over my big gut, and last forever. I am still wearing one I bought 5 years ago.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Andy
Size: XXX-Large
Color: Coyote
I really like this belt. I knew beforehand that the Velcro strap would be a bit cumbersome, and it is, but I am relieved to find out that the belt cinches up EXACTLY where you want it with relative ease. The cinching hold is done entirely with the heavy-duty buckle. The Velcro is only used to secure the extra flap. However, everyone needs to be cautioned: I doubt if anyone has belt loops on any pair of pants that will allow the excess flap to go inside the belt loop (on your right side), so you just go over the belt loop and secure it with the Velcro. If you also want to carry something on that side of your body, like a Leatherman Multi-tool with a closed-loop pouch, up toward the front (like the 1 to 2 o'clock position) where the belt has Velcro, then you have to do an extra step. Normally, this would be difficult to snake the excess belt flap because in the tight space, the two parts of the Velcro will grab. But, I found a really neat way to get around this using a simple credit card (which just happens to be the same width as the belt). First, you put the Multi-tool on the belt between whichever pants loops you want (on jeans, I carry mine between the first two loops). Then you cinch up the belt to desired tightness around your waist. Next you slide the credit card underneath the Multi-tool loop. Then you insert the loose end of the belt under the Multi-tool loop, but OVER the credit card, which effectively isolates the two parts of the Velcro. While holding the credit card in place, you simply slide the belt flap the rest of the way through. This trick will work on any closed-loop sheath that you want to carry on the belt on that side. As I had already foreseen the need for something like this before I ever purchased the belt, I did not deduct any stars in my rating. The belt is extremely heavy-duty ballistic nylon with quality workmanship (as far away from cheaply made as you can get). As long as I take relatively good care of it, I don foresee it ever "breaking down". When needed, I also will use this belt to carry my G-Code holster which has a belt slide that has 1 3/4" slots. I just tried it and it fits perfect. This nylon belt will definitely support the weight of gun and holster and just about any other gear you want to carry without getting deformed.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2014 by The Searcher
Size: X-Large
Color: Black
It used to be easy to buy good, rugged, outdoor clothing. You'd go to your local Sporting Goods store (now gone) or open up the Woolrich, Pendelton, or Eddie Bauer catalogs and find what you need. But today Eddie Bauer and Pendleton sell mostly fashion gear, and Woolrich doesn't even make their famous wool pants (although they still have the Malone bib overalls, thankfully.) Even Filson is selling fashion gear along with their traditional tin cloth. There are still a few suppliers of real working clothing. Filson is one. Railrider makes great synthetic pants for camping and expeditions. And 5.11 makes some really rugged stuff, too- like this belt. Have you ever tried to buy a nylon web belt that won't slip, or roll up under hard use? All you can find in most "outdoors" stores are cheap copies of military web belts and lightweight woven belts more suited to a pair of chinos worn poolside in the Hamptons. But these are the real deal. 5.11 got started making stuff for cops and the military, but their clothing and accessories are great for hikers, hunters, anglers, climbers and just about all other adventurers and travelers. This belt is wide, thick, heavy, and as far as I can tell, indestructible. It has a solid metal buckle that won't slip, and to back it up and keep the loose end from flapping about, two strips of velcro. YOu can hang all sorts of gear from it, and it's not gonna roll or sag. It was designed to carry the 20+ pounds of gear that cops carry, but it's just as good for carrying water bottles, cameras, GPS, and other gear that a hiker might need to haul. This is not a belt for casual wear about town, unless you're one of those who likes to dress like a commando at the shopping center. But for holding up your pants and your gear when you're in the back woods (and of course for police, fire, and rescue professionals) it's the best belt I've found.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2012 by Michael J