YAKEDA Battle Belts Tactical Molle Duty Belts Law Enforcement with Pouches 8-in-1(Tan)

Its good

Like the title it's not crye however it is good quality and price. I would say it's a go to for light training and airsoft. I think also this could give you a rig to experiment and see what you like and not like without killing the wallet.

Made of sturdy leather. Good tool belt.

Don't like the material that it is made of, not the old canvas material, new fabric, lest strong, less durable. I like the belt has ample pocket space and a variety of space to put things. Good looking belt and wears nice.

The belt is weight bearing but it looses it's tension unless it is secured with pins through the excess material. Over all it is a great training belt but the "IFAK" pouch is kind of useless and hard to load

This belt is a great starter belt, the main clasp is really strong and withstands weight well, the amount of included pouches and pockets is amazing as they all come attached beforehand, and the size adjustable is intuitive allowing quick adjustment without losing its previous set size.Straight out of the box, the different mag pouches worked great for me and did not need any stretching/adjustment and kept retaining well, and the additional pouches on the back for medical supplies and drop bag are an awesome plus.I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a sturdy belt but is unsure of how to start outfitting one.5/5 Stars

Many choices in gear position and pouches with this belt. The size is fine for a 32" waist, a little on the large size. The trouser belt is good quality and fit fine in normal belt loops. The carrier belt had a lot of extra material that I need to cut and melt back because it folded over so much it blocked the velcro. And that's another issue with this belt is loaded down there is no way it will stay on the trouser belt and no belt keepers are included. They're cheap enough to buy separately but you'll never get the fabric dye to match.Pouches all are of fine craftsmanship except for the radio pouch. That appears to be for a different device (loud concussive object) because there's no easy spot to put an antenna through. The magazines pouches all hold what they claim to. The dump pouch is ok, I'm used to a pull type not zipper and this is much more thick material.Once you know the trick to removing the molle straps you can easily move stuff around to how you want to carry it or remove it entirely. It's a good starter kit but you will have to buy some accessories to get it fully functional and ready for the streets

Works great. Fits well. Easy to put on and comfortable to wear