KRYDEX Quick Release Rigger MOLLE Belt 1.75 Inch Inner & Outer Tactical Heavy Duty Belt

Comfortable range belt. For the price, I think this is one of the best gunbelt options. It’s stiff and carries the weight of a war belt well. Not quite as good as an AWS LAB belt, but it’s also only 2/3rd of the price. Buckle is not a real cobra buckle, but works good enough. Stitching seems decent as well.

I need a ready home defense belt, but I was not sure of this one because of the complaints in the reviews. However, it is what I could afford so I bought the grey one and used it as tool belt to test its strength. I work at an anti-2A theme park in Florida and going through security with my tools is now a simple unbuckle, send through x-ray, put on and ready for work. I figured, if it can handle the everyday abused in a dirty and fast pace environment like a theme park, it will be perfect for home. Better than emptying my pockets daily. The inner Velcro belt stays on since it does not have metal. I used a modified pistol mag pouch to hold my LOTO locks, a folding dump mag pouch to put hardware in, a zippered pouch with ear buds, notebook and pen, radio pouch, and flashlight holster. It looks ridiculous but the practicality is amazing. No stitches had broken yet and the buckle never unbuckled. I climb ladders, tall simulators and vehicles, run up eight flights of stairs, run across the park on foot. I’ve jumped from dock to narrow edge of a boat. Crawled under other vehicles and crawled under floors. Shoved heavy tools in the mag pouch to run to a ride to take apart lap bars when large riders can’t get out of their seat. The tools are held close to me. This is important for balance when walking across roller coaster tracks, walking along I-beams, and standing on top of structures small enough to rap my hands around. I take it off if I am wearing a harness and clip it to something near by in arms reach. Safe to say, it passed all of my tests. The first couple of weeks of my wearing it, the kids that operate the rides were nervous. Soon they became comfortable seeing a normal, average women carry a police tactical looking belt. Making this normal is an educational plus. Some of them went to the range with me to trying fire arms for the first time. After 8+ months it is still holding it’s shape. I bought a second one as the house defense belt.Update Note: the belt does get loose in size. The Velcro holds it in place on my pants, but I included a belt slider to hold the access belt material and prevent it from loosening.

I bought this because I didn’t want to drop massive amounts of money on a Ferro belt if I didn’t have to as my first gun belt. I have worn this belt through many range days but they weren’t too brutal to truly test it. It held up well and was good for all the flat range stuff, withstood a good amount of running and rolling and movements. So I was pretty happy with it but I did not feel like it had been truly tested until yesterday. I wore this belt with 2 pistol mag pouches, 5.56 pouch, dump pouch, IFAK, and glock holster through the entirety of a brutal SWAT tryout. It took the full brunt of many low crawls and obstacle courses. Rolling in all sorts of dirt, gravel, lava rock, mud, stickers, brush, rivers, you name it. It took everything. I am pretty pleased with this belt. So if you are looking for a cheap entry level gun belt, I would recommend this. Others have said the cobra buckle didn’t work, I have had zero issues with mine.

I have a lot of experience buying from@KRYDEX I have about for different products from them and they’ve all done me very well, I use my belt at least 40 hours a week. I got this belt over a year ago today, the only bad part was the “soft side” Velcro belt. It started falling apart and losing material and when I emailed them about the problem they were nice enough to send me a replacement “there aftermarket belt, that you can buy separately”. That inner belt lasted about a year before it stops being good at sticking to itself, I also ran into problems with where there’s not enough soft Velcro/surface area to get good connection. For the belt it’s self, the molly has stayed very tight, and it’s very comfortable. I suggest this belt when people ask me and all 5 of them have nothing bad to say about it.

Just got mine and Was BEYOND impressed w the quality of the belt.I’m a size 36 and got size L. Perfect fit!The inner velcro belt is agressive and holds very securely.The outer belt is stiff and the moly is firm.I was not disappointed w this belt!!The only thing I think could slightly improve would be the buckle but it really feels good right now and the Velcro is what’s holding the entire thing fixed to you anyway, doubt it’ll be a problem.Will do another review when i add attachments and a hostler and run w it. 💯

This is my first belt. So I didn’t want to go get the most expensive belt right off the bat. I read the reviews on this one first and it seemed to be a solid choice. The belt is comfortable. The cobra buckle feels solid. The molle webbing looks great and seems like it will hold up for a few good years.I wouldn’t necessarily consider this a negative to the belt itself. But, as far as the companies opinion on suggested sizing. I am a 36 waist in pants. So following the instructions I was prompted to order a M since it fits up to a 37”. While the belt did fit there was about 5-6” of space from the buckle where there was no molle webbing once the belt was fitted to my waist. I was extremely disappointed in that fact as I intend to put a horizontal tourniquet holder in that specific area on my 1-3 o’clock position on my right side in front of my holster. So I immediately ordered a size up and it fits perfectly now. Extremely pleased with the fit now and ready to get this belt loaded out and get to training. The first picture is the L belt and the next two are the M showing front and 1/4 view of the gap of molle.