JUKMO Tactical Belt 2 Pack Military Hiking Rigger 1 5 Nylon Web Work Belt with Heavy Duty Quick

I purchased a pair of these a few days short of a year ago (one in black, one in tan), and they've been the only belts I use ever since. There's so much more fine-adjustment on these, than on a standard belt with the holes. The latch looks/feels like high quality aluminum, and has a durable finish. It functions a lot like a seatbelt latch. Only a tiny area of the black finish on the latch has worn off, after a year of daily use in a manufacturing environment. The belt material itself is very sturdy, something like a tow-strap or seatbelt. For the price of these, you can get one of every color available for equal to or less than the cost of a single leather belt, and unlike leather, they don't stretch out over time. The only potential downside, is that there's a little flat elastic loop that goes around the belt, to keep the excess end from flopping around. While the belt itself fits through the loops of every pair of pants I own, that elastic loop gets hung up on a couple pairs with smaller belt-loops, and requires some fiddling with to get it situated right. It's a minor problem, when weighed against all the advantages this belt provides. Read more

I was looking for simply a durable belt that I would use when working/hiking and moving around alot with comfort. Traditional leather belts with notched holes never really fit right and if they do it doesn't last due to leather stretching. I wanted something like the old military canvas web belt with the brass buckle that cinches tight with friction and metal teeth but these too also stretch and the buckle is cheap and can be a pain to set/release. So, when I searched for 'tactical belts' because I had no other idea what to search for I was presented with a lot of choices. After checking out many different brands and different styles I found JUKMO and I truly was blown away with the technology. From the aviation style buckle to the innovative stretch of the whole belt itself I had no clue belts could be so high-tech yet practical. The one thing I was unsure about was the way the belt is fed through the buckle, clamped down on then fed back. My thought was that maybe the clamping and 180-degree foldback would be mashing the material and would at least weaken the elasticity if not literally chewing up the belt itself. I couldn't find and specific reviews that spoke to this one way or another so I decided to give it a try. In the end my fears were put to rest as the clamping doesn't use 'teeth' but is instead compression over a wide area and the belt itself is unto itself in its' strength and ability to be manipulated due to the unique material design that is anything but 'crap'. I now own two of these belts in two different colors. They are tactical but visually they are also very sleek and can be worn with more formal clothing. Read more

I've had several 'tactical' style belts that I use for work which I prefer just for the durability of the nylon and the quick release style buckles that make that satisfying click when you engage them. Problem is that I ended up having to get belts that were narrow enough so that the end would fit through the belt loops of my work pants, which meant that unfortunately the belts were then a little too narrow (I hang a Leatherman, Motorola radio, and occasionally a tool pouch off the belt). It worked okay but didn't feel substantial, and the end that latched into the buckle would snag pulling through the belt loops or the multi-tool pouch which was a little annoying. Enter this little gem of a belt from Jukmo. I love that it's wide enough to actually fill the belt loops. The bare end feeds through the belt loops smoothly (both going on and coming off), you feed it through the buckle and then pop the lever down and it's locked in place, and I mean locked - no slippage whatsoever. The buckle is substantial and well crafted, and looks sleek. And it also has the double tab quick release for when you need to unbutton your pants without taking the belt completely out. The dual locking system is cleverly designed and works very well - couldn't be more pleased! One thing that was mentioned in other reviews had to do with the elasticity of the belt and that it was a little too stretchy, but I found this not to be the case. I mean, I wouldn't hang something really heavy off of it for long periods of time but again, with the multi-tool, radio and small tool pouch on mine the belt has held up well. I'm curious to see how it fares long term but I'm very happy with it so far and will be ordering another set. Highly recommend this belt! Read more

I ordered the two pack. One black one gray in size medium length 49”. The gray is darker than expected but seems to be well made. They are 49” long which is a bit long for someone wearing a 36 to 38” waist. As the instructions state the buckle does not fit thru belt loops but still very easy to put on. Yes half the buckle needs to be removed from the belt to thread it thru the belt loops (which is stated in the pictures and in the instructions) it’s comfortable and has a little bit of stretch. As I’ve only been using it for a couple weeks it seems to be nice. Hopefully it will last. Read more

So far so good, had this for a while and putting off writing a report on it. I have yet to see this sway in the back, and keeps the belt solid and straight up and down. The buckle is the only issue, but I can live with the hassel of not able to pus through the loops and attaching it after the belt went through all loops, and adjusting the lenght. To me this is a minor inconvenience for a good product. I will get another when this wears out.... not sure when that will be since it is pretty darn sturdy. I got the tan and the black one. Both work well with any pants, work, or dress pants, the buckle is nice enough for casual to dress pants as well. Did not regret buying this item. Read more