American made belts

[Kevin]

This is just a shout out to a company with good customer service.

For the past couple years I’ve been using belts from

www.grip6.com

I just ordered another one yesterday. The one I have is still in good shape. But they had a 15% off discount code and I just thought why not.

I like the belts because they are lightweight.

So I bought the belt, only the code didn’t get applied to my order.

I sent a polite email and they refunded me 20%.

Anyway, their products are made in the USA. They even say the materials used to make their products are sourced from here. Which is nice.

 

[PRichardson87]

Curious, how do they hold up with a holster? Obviously they don't appear to be made for that but definitely cool looking belts.

 

[PinnedAndRecessed]

My gun belts are Beltman. Excellent.

My holsters lately are from High Noon. Also excellent.

 

[Kevin]

Curious, how do they hold up with a holster? Obviously they don't appear to be made for that but definitely cool looking belts.

I doubt they would work very well for a gun holster. They are just lightweight belts.

 

[KIR]

My holsters lately are from High Noon. Also excellent.

My first holster for my original Ruger LCP .380 was from High Noon. Mine is made out of horsehide. Which one did you get?

I bought a leather belt from 5.11. It is a thick belt and probably would hold up most any holster/gun. After losing a lot of weight up until this winter, I finally got to use the belt again with a pair of Wrangler that I could get into. The belt is too long, so I went down to a shoe repair shop here in town, Sparks, NV and the proprietor said he could cut the belt from either end so it would fit me better.
I strongly suggest a 5.11 belt. It is thick and strong and should hold up most holsters/guns.