Fits great, love the buckle
"Fits great, love the buckle doesn't burn my hand during summer months, handle on the buckle and belt is perfect for putting it on. All around solid belt will def order again once I wear through my current one."
Overall rating: 4.338983 / 5 from 177 reviews.
The Propper Tactical Duty Belt is praised for its excellent fit, durability, and value for money. While some customers find the buckle and material quality lacking, the belt's functionality and appearance are highly appreciated.
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"Fits great, love the buckle doesn't burn my hand during summer months, handle on the buckle and belt is perfect for putting it on. All around solid belt will def order again once I wear through my current one."
— Seth R. (5/5)
"Excellent in every way"
— Julie H. (5/5)
"Quick delivery! Best quality, bar none. Satisfied customer."
— Bill K. (5/5)
"Excellent belt stays tight fits well!"
— Lewis P. (5/5)
"while lightweight, we found them to have a harder time staying tight to fit without having to redo. As for durability, they do have a hard time holding onto any gear you carry while keeping shape"
— David G. (5/5)
"These belts are a joke. I onwned Propper belts in the past and they stood the test time. They were, hands down, a tactical belt that withstood the weight of my duty belt. Apparently,, overtime, Propper forgot the definition of the word "Propper" and "tactical" and decided that cheap knock off products would be sufficient for first responders. The quality of this product is extremly poor. I was very disappointed to discover that now Propper has become another company where "buyer beware" has become their primary objective in sales. . They over charge for shipping and for theses paper thin belts. When I called Propper and voiced my concerns about not only the cheap product but more importantly to inquire about how they could even use the word tactical for this product? I explained to the representative that tactical should mean tactical and not used to trick people because some people actually depend on that word when considering purchasing products."
— Don G. (1/5)
"In 7 months I have now broken 2 of these belts. I pull it tight to keep my pants up but the buckle is plastic and not able to handle much stress. Luckily they are provided to me by my company. But I will now be looking for a wide leather with metal buckles."
— Nick (1/5)
"I have used these Propper belts in the past and have found them to be of good quality. I returned this one because I did not like changes made by Propper to the internal pockets of the lightweight tactical pants I was planning to use it with. I didn't need the belt if I wasn't keeping the pants."
— Bradley J. (5/5)
"Great belt for our uses"
— Harley A. (5/5)
"webbing is substantial and looks like it should last. Friction buckle holds well and does not slip. Easy to tighten and loosen."
— Loren L. (5/5)