D-Belt Tactical Belt

If you are a fan of this style of belt like we are, then you know these styles of belts are either in two categories: strong and thick, or thin and flimsy.

The D-Belt is different.  We designed this belt from the beginning to have strength but still be supple enough for everyday wear.

Here is how it is different, and the benefits to you:

The D-Belt is made from two layers of strong mil-spec webbing sandwiching a specially D-cut poly insert for stiffness.  The D-cut is in the poly inner core.  This is located in the small of the back, which allows an intentional "crush" in this area.  This prevents the belt from bowing out in that area and becoming a chair hook, or poking into your back and rubbing.  The D-Belt feels comfortable and broken in from day one.

We use a genuine Bourdon Forge buckle up front, without the V-hook.  This is so you don't look "tactical" - it's all about blending in.  Yet this belt will hold up to your concealed weapon, tools, cell phones, Leathermans - whatever you decide to carry on it.  Check out the image of two loaded .45's hanging on it.

We've added some other features to the belt too.  Check out the "speed bumps" on the belt's tongue - this helps stop the belt from coming fully unthreaded when you take it off.  It allows you to take off pants without completely unthreading the buckle, so it's faster when you have to get dressed in a hurry.  We cut an angle on the tongue too.  This is so it doesn't catch on your jacket or hands when you have it buckled down.

The belt is much less than 1/8" thick, and it is made in the USA.

Many users have told us this is by far the most comfortable belt they own.  Our staff definitely agrees.

Features:

• Specially contoured D-Belt poly liner stiffens the belt vertically
• Perfect for concealed carry use, PDA's, cell phones, knives, Leathermans, etc.
• Mil-Spec webbing
• Lined for comfort
• Genuine Bourdon Forge buckle, black
• 100% Made in USA
• Coyote Brown, Foliage Green, or Black
• Available in 5 stock sizes:

SIZING: Using a cloth tape measure, measure around your waist over the type of clothing you would normally wear.  If you tuck your shirt in, make sure you do that during this measurement.  Measuring around your waist, pull the tape gently snug and take the reading.

Ideally, you should choose the belt size that allows your measurement to fall in the mid-range of the belt adjustment range.  If you are going to wear an inside-the-waist holster or other gear on your belt, you might want to order the size that will allow 1 to 2" more than your measured size.