Condor Tactical Belt

Just got my Condor tactical belt and I simply love it. Bought it from Amazon in 15.95$ and it's worth every penny.Some say "...Condor is entry level comparing to other makers such as 5.11 tactical or Maxpedition...". I say WRONG! I'll prove it with short "Pros." / "Cons" sections.Pros.1. Very sturdy build and durable. No loose threads, looks, feels and is indeed excellent material and sowing quality2. the two pouches included are versatile such that, on one hand - can accommodate for many real-pistol magazines but at the same time can accommodate for other stuff. I use it for Airsoft and I host 2 12g CO2 canisters and 2 Crossman C31 pistol magazines (narrow ones) in a single pouch! the pouches are detachable so can be used outside of the belt as well (which I do). Meaning - you can get value out of this purchase, not just as part of "the belt"3. Relatively Easy to adjust to waists - well...all of the good belts are wide and require to be taken off the waists for adjustments. Some can argue "this is not easy...". however, given that this is the common feature among all other belts - the Condor one is relatively easy to adjust. It took me 5 minutes and it was dead-on on my waists...Cons.1. Too wide to fit standard Jeans belt-loops - Got to wear it "on top" of your pants. Still, not a big issue for me. I adjusted it so that when wearing it - it holds my tactical pants tight and, at the same time, holds my drop-leg Pistol holster, magazine pouches and dump-bag. And...it all feels comfy even when light-running...Bottom Line: great buy for the cost!

This is the second Condor "duty" belt I've purchased. I liked the first one (black), so I purchased this one in tan. I normally wear a 42" belt for my pants, but measured around my pants belt, I measure 44". At that measurement, there is still about 7 inches of belt wrapped around each buckle. The excess length has velcro "hooks" to about 5" from the ends, so I'd guess this belt could fit up to 48" around the pants belt. Depending on the holster and other accessories and where the holster is positioned, it's hard to estimate how small a belt size this belt would fit. The belt is well made of sturdy nylon with a stiff inner material. It's not so thick it can't be folded over the buckle at any location on the belt, yet it's thick enough to provide sturdy support. As far as the two pouches that come with the belt, I can use them for something if not on this belt. They will fit a small magazine, a small flashlight, a fire starter or a folding knife. The loops that come with this belt are not "keepers" in that they do not have snaps that allow them to be opened and connected around this belt and an inner belt. These loops are sewn together so they are "loops" not keepers. I've purchased other brand duty belts and spent much more money, but especially for the price this belt is an excellent value. I've purchased other Condor pouches and found them to be of very good quality and value as well. I don't use these belts on a daily basis, so don't know how well they'd hold up for everyday use, but I would definitely try one to find out.

This is a pretty solid belt so far. It really does have a nice feel to it, and although I was surprised that the velcro adjustments were on BOTH sides (shows how much I paid attention to the description) I find that that particular arrangement is actually pretty helpful.Pros: Solid belt, held up my pants real pretty like. The buckle itself is very secure, once you lock it in, it sure as hell stays there. The two pistol magazine pouches were also a nice little bonus. I kept one on, and keep my Leatherman in it, fits perfect. I slipped a mag for a Beretta m9 into the other, it held it very well. I don't carry magazines on me that often though, so I put it away.Cons: The belt is pretty stiff. I'm waiting for it to form out still, and hopefully it will soon. Also, that really secure buckle I mentioned? Yeah, don't get your finger between the pieces. I have a nice little blood blister where it snapped at me. Caution is recommended.Overall: yep. Solid belt. I'd buy it again.

I bought this belt for a simple range set up. The belt works great is sufficiently thick and stiff, its easy to adjust waist width and just plain works. I'm not sure how long the buckle with last, I'd presume a few years at least, if it breaks I'll just replace it with a metal one. I don't have a complicated rig going, just pistol holster, mag holsters for pistol and rifle a small pouch and a knife. Would recommend for someone not convinced their belt needs to be $500 dollars.

Looking at the price tag on this belt made me nervous. Most of the other name brand belts can be $40 - $50. However, I really like Condor's stuff, so I took a chance. I'm glad I did, because this is an excellent belt. It is sturdy and adjustable. The belt buckle feels very solid. It is great for carrying pouches on my waist on hiking trips. It also supports my drop leg holster very well. I did not order this belt for the magazine pouches. I see them more as a gimmick than anything because that is not how I would carry my spare magazines for quick access. Moreover, they are too small for my Beretta M9A1 magazines. They do, however, fit my Glock 19 magazines, a bit snugly though. Overall, I am very pleased with this belt and even if it did not come with the magazine pouches, I would still have purchased it at this price.

I bought this to round out my range day activities and hold a drop leg holster. The Hook and loop adjustment is easy and you an even adjust the for of the mag pouches a bit. I'd recommend it if you're looking for a cheap, no frills utility belt. No molle points on it but that's what the vest is for! Would buy another and definitely would buy again from 805-Sports. Fast delivery, I was expecting the worst but it was on my doorstep I two days. Im a size 36 waist and it sized down nicely wight the excess material tucked neatly away inside.