Simply Rugged Holsters

I am looking at a 1.75 inch wide nylon instructor belt to use with a Simply Rugged Cuda and Silver Dollar Pancake holster. I know that a 1.5 inch wide belt will work with these holsters but has anyone ever used a 1.75 inch wide belt with a Simply Rugged holster before?? If so, how is the fit?

Many thanks for your help!
hs

Yes. It's made for 1.75" belts.

YES. FINE.

Yep. My Simply Rugged Holsters have 1.75" loops.

Many thanks to all of y'all for your response! I thought the 1.75" belt would work but I just wanted to confirm. Have a good day.

May have been an old option however my Silver Dollar pancake has 1.5" slots [which I could have well ordered] and 1.75" belt will not work.

1.5" was for SP101 .327

1.75" for K frame

Best.

Thanks again to everybody for your valued reply. After some additional consideration and measuring some of belt loops on my pants and shorts I have about decided to go with the 1.5" belt. Now I realize that I should have measured the belt loops on my pants first. Oh well. Most of my belt loops would take a 1.75" wide belt but some would not.

From what I read the right nylon 1.5" wide belt should have no problem supporting my handgun. Also, it should have no problem fitting my holster or my clothes.
Y'all have a great day,
hs

I would recommend a nylon/instructors belt with a rigid insert.

Call me a slave to fashion (or tradition), but I always use a leather belt with my leather holsters.

My Simply Rugged holster has 1.75" slots and carries my S&W 640 Pro Series J frame nicely!

Edmo

I use 1.75" belts for most daily social exposure. Rob's holsters work fine and hold position well whether woods-bumming or sidewalk shopping.
SImply some of the BEST "real" holsters made in the USA today, and reasonably priced.
+1 to any one carrying a gun with style and practicality.

http://www.simplyrugged.com

BTW, you can select belt sizes of 1.75, 2.25, up to 2.50" for a custom fit to your belt or theirs.

I agree Simply Rugged are great holsters. 5 of them. Great value and function.

+1 on Rob's stuff.

I had to use my Dremel tool(with proper sized grind wheel) to enlarge the belt loops on mine. Design issue, if you ask me.
Steve