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AE makes a belt, don't remember which one, that comes with 2 buckles that you can swap out to fit the metal color that you want (brass or silver-colored).
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when I was a teenager backpacking through Argentine patagonia I bought a black and a brown leather belt out of necessity
30 years later.... still have them still use them. And I love the wear and patina All the fancy brand belts from department store..... debonded.... ripped.... bad buckle Last edited by 2.7RS; 10-01-2021 at 05:48 AM.. |
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Thank you for the super generous offer!
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Superbelt. Better than leather. Buckle finishes have not worn off in a few years. I have 2, a brown one with brass buckle and black with chrome buckle. Holes never get elongated and it is sweat proof, no sweat stains. Very stiff and supportive. Highly recommended. Website is a bit like a Billly Mays pitch but I have found it all to be true. No affiliation, happy customer.
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Rope works for Ellie.
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I bought this belt at Abercromdie and Fitch back in 1992 at their store down on the country club plaza in Kansas City. This is back when they were an outdoorsman store before they became a yuppie store. Solid leather belt with a solid brass buckle. I still wear it on a daily basis.
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I have been wearing a costco belt for about a decade now, leather seems to be drying out so it will probably only last another 5-10 years. I am not at all fancy when it comes to fashion so good enough for me.
I am a little fancy when it comes to watches though. I have a few straps made from shell cordovan which are super comfortable and soft, look fantastic imho, and I am told very durable. Made from horse leather and unincorn tears so pretty expensive, but I imagine its a perfect belt material. I know some super fancy shoes are made from it.
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I don't think I have the assets to pull that look off like she did.
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I have a CF version of ...
https://www.rockwestcomposites.com/grip-6-cf-belt No affiliation. Just excellent design/ product.
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Bigfoot Gun Belts. Best belt I've ever had. Looks good, thin piece of metal between
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yeah, it made me Eeww LOL too. ..and then the drone shot.
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Lots of good info folks! Thanks for all of the comments and recommendations!
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Oh, one last note; the CF version can be left on when going thru TSA (no metal)
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It's surprising that they don't argue that you have to take it off anyway.
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It is a very nice looking belt though. I'm tempted.
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