Great brlt perfect for my line of work as I work on vehicles all day and don't have to worry about scratching/ damaging the paint. Was a little upset the it started coming apart, but didn't realize i had purchased the belt about 3 years ago. Definitely got it's worth. Ordering another one today. Read more
Good quality and perfect price. Fits exactly as mentioned. Read more
It works as it should and is comfortable. It protects from scratching cars when leaning over the fenders. Only issue is that one portion of the velcro is starting to peel up at the end. Read more
This is a fantastic belt. I was skeptical, but needed a belt to prevent scratching cars that i was in/out/leaning on and I had tried a few but most were either uncomfortable or the "soft buckle" was an outright lie. This belt is the perfect comfort, it WILL NOT scratch paint even if you try, and it makes a satisfying velcro noise when you get to rip it off at the end of the day! I'll be getting another one to have just in case. Read more
When I use cheap belts with cheap pot metal buckles I get small itchy dermatitis like bumps on my tummy, so my wife got me this belt. For me It works well for the first 6 months. After that the hook and loop Velcro gets worn down or out and doesn’t grip as well anymore. That’s the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 starts. I’m on my second one now, but for less than $15 it’s totally worth it, especially since it doesn’t make me break out. I tried a bunch of other belts before this as well. The ones that grab 2 loops of your pants and pull tight didn’t work and weren’t able to hold up my work pants. Edit- I bought a second belt, in October of ‘24. The stitching of the hook and loop section began to fail within 2 months. I wrote a message to the company and they replaced the belt immediately no questions asked! Awesome customer service and I’ll continue to buy these. Read more
The belt is ok. Seems well made. It works to hold pants up, but it's too thin for me. My belt clip retractable key ring doesn't hold tight when I'm pulling the key ring to unlock a door and the whole key ring flies off the belt. I got a different brand no scratch belt that is thicker leather. It holds the key ring tight with no issues of coming off. Read more
Yes. It is one of a kind this belt, the ends are nice. The fact that I've been doing it wrong the whole time, I didn't need a fully stretching belt, I needed a solid thin one made of fabric mostly. It supports my pants staying in one fixed position instead of falling down. This is a perfect belt for my job where I will have a tool belt on. Two metal belt buckles slamming against each other with their width and depth sucks, a piece of metal jabbing my stomach all day clanking around. You find yourself avoiding taking it apart half the time to take clothes off so it's cumbersome if so. Although I do place 5 stars for good work, I am myself an inventor and I wish to give a heads up. The belt needs very little, some, give, at either the center (back) or on one or two of the sides preceeding the majority of the velcro, like a rubber material. I would not place spandex or other rubber band or traditional stretching belt. You can't take away the solid feel. I would place just enough to allow pulling toward one side, because this nylon stuff you know, it's extremely stiff. When someone uses a traditional leather whatever belt with a buckle, they have leverage to tighten. This doesn't. You literally have to use all your might to bull the pieces together, and hopefully not snag it on too early or you're re-doing it. I also find that you need extra positioning to snug the upper layer into the pants belt loop, you find yourself needing to shift the entire belt to the left or right then back into its area, unless you don't care. It needs minimal expanding, or it needs a tool to tug it inward. A sliver of rubber that allows the belt to expand in one to 2 places for leverage Read more
Item was way too big for the size described. I selected what my size was for me but the belt doesn’t even close, cause it’s outside the tolerance for the Velcro. Read more