GRIP6 Gunmetal Belt: Durable Belts for Men & Women, Versatile Nylon Tactical Belt for Work, Golf, Casual & Outdoor Use

After about a decade on here, this is my first review, because I'm stoked on this product and seller. I love the belt, and it's my second one. (No, the other one hasn't disintegrated, I'm still using it and it's probably 4 years old.) I was originally sent a different strap from what I ordered; the ad didn't say which of the GRIP6 strap styles it should be, but it was different from the ad picture. On top of that, turns out I should've sized down from L to M. I messaged the seller, and they were really accommodating. Kait asked for a pic, and then she sent me the strap I wanted, in medium like I need, and she said to keep the other strap. The best thing about the belt is that it doesn't slip. It stays snug, and is easy to loosen or tighten. In that regard, my first GRIP6 belt is one of the best belts I've ever had, and hands down the best non-leather belt (shout out NJ Skateshop for making a shop-branded buckle).

I've had one of grip6's narrow belts for a good 6 months and its going strong. This made me decide to try their standard size belt (width of belt) it's noticeably wider, but slides into my pants belt loops just as easy and is extremely comfortable just as the narrow one was. The narrow one i have was what they called granite (looks like standard silver colored buckle) i got this gunmetal one in and loved the color. These belts have awesome infinite adjustability, they hold up much better than belts with loops especially leather and i don't mind paying a bit more for a great belt made in the usa with a lifetime warranty. I now have 3 grip6 belts and all are holding up well.

Have been wearing this belt for 2 solid months. Easy to adjust fit; slim, minimal design. But i must have unintentionally dinged the buckle through normal use—definitely not rough treatment—and now I’ve got a small but noticeable scratch in ghe otherwise flawless color. No info in product description on how to repair.

I've had this belt for about two months and have been using it as my main belt. This is the first time I've tried something other than a traditional leather belt with spaced holes. I also usually spend $10-15 on belts, so $35 for the Grip6 was a little on the high end for me. Usually the (cheap) leather on my belts wear out around the hole that gets used. And, once they're on waist, the excess strap sometimes ends up being an awkward length and hanging off.The Grip6 is appealing for several reasons. I haven't had any issues with it slipping once it's on. Any excess strap gets tucked behind the belt for a nice clean look. It can also be adjusted by arbitrary amounts, without needing to jump from hole to hole, to get a perfect fit. This is nice if your pants vary a bit in waist size, or sit at different parts of your waist. I got the gunmetal buckle with black strap. It looks very sharp while not drawing attention to itself. Gunmetal/black and other darker colors might be able to be dressed up a bit for more formal settings. The buckle and strap seem very sturdy so far, with nothing obviously having worn down. The strap has a nice seat belt feel to it. I like that the two pieces can be replaced separately, or mixed and matched with other colors. I also considered some other brands of rachet-style belts, but they seemed to have more moving pieces that could potentially break. On the other hand, the Grip6 avoids much of this. The piece that seems most susceptible to wear and tear is the stopper fastened to the end of the strap, but it is holding up fine for me.The main downside so far is that it takes more dexterity to fasten the belt than a traditional leather one. I find Grip6 adjustment to be a two hand operation. Other than that, I am happy with this purchase.

Thought this was a cheap belt that you’d normally find on pants that come with a belt. The strap is super durable and holds its place all day. Great for lightweight shorts during the summer. Great for golf as it’s slim and doesn’t dig in

My husband has used the same leather belt for the seven years I’ve known him. Whether he’s wearing jeans, shorts or slacks, he’s using that same black leather belt. In those seven years, he’s gained a few pounds (he likes to blame that on me), and he’s had to add a hole or two. I took the opportunity of our 3rd wedding anniversary to splurge on a new leather belt for him. (For those not in the “know”, the 3rd anniversary gift tradition is “leather.”) I started down the deep rabbit hole of leather belts and decided on a holeless style since it offered the most flexibility in sizing (no more punching his own holes). And then, there it was... the GRIPS belt. Not leather, but the style is what I was looking for. I loved the minimalist style. Not fussy, not flashy, but stylish and will go with shorts, jeans and slacks alike. I chose the black with gunmetal buckle and rejoiced at the one-day shipping option. I literally ordered it this morning and several hours later, it arrived! Wrapped it with his other last-minute gifts and presented it to the hubs this evening. Upon opening the box, he commented on the quality of the presentation and on the belt itself. The buckle is nice and heavy with a classy matte finish. The strap is tightly woven and of a good thickness that should withstand lots of wear. The instructions printed on the box were straightforward and easy to understand. Once on, my husband couldn’t stop commenting on how nice it is. He plans to retire his old leather belt and use this exclusively. In his words, he will “probably wear this forever.” Ha! Who would’ve thought that a belt would outshine all of his other gifts. Thanks for a great product!.

Works well holding your pants up, but I didn't like how hard it is to put in and adjust. I'm sticking with the Groove Life belt.