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Belts for your pants

Due to getting older, I no longer have much of a butt (that's a visual you don't need).. My belts are always one notch too loose or one notch too tight. The wifey just bought me a belt from Missionbelts.com, through Amazon. Its a cool ratchet belt with about 32 microadjustments and a release lever, it also has a locking cinch which you can undo to cut off part of the belt length to get a better tail length.

No relationship, but a cool belt nevertheless.

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Old 01-13-2016, 04:28 PM
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Hugh, you have no butt cuz you work that ass off. I feel naked without a belt, must have on plus it keeps the pants from falling off.
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I have a belt that doesn't have any holes, it's just a sort of weave and you can put the prong through anywhere.
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Anson Belts

Also, try suspenders. Dad has no acetall syndrome also, so I know whereof I speak.
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Should pm flatbutt for some advice. Sounds familiar with the issue.
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Wilderness belt, which is great for CCW. The heaviest handgun won't make it sag or print.
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Mission Belts was a Shark Tank entry. Works similar to a zip tie, but "reversible"
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Should pm flatbutt for some advice. Sounds familiar with the issue.
Suspenders!!
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Hugh - glad you got a new nice belt! Where are the pictures / links? You need to get an exercise regiment going. You are losing muscle mass with age - it is normal and starts pretty early, actually - but can be delayed significantly if you work out. A few squats will do wonders here, or even riding a bike!
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I've made belts in the past for travel - all plastic so they don't set off metal detectors. I've gotten to like them so much I wear all the time. Go to REI or your favorite outdoor store- get some 3/4" nylon web and a quick release buckle. Stitch it up and you've got an infinitely adjustable belt for less than $10.
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Since I operate operationally on operations, I wear an Operator Belt from 5.11.

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I used to take a hole punch and make the holes where I wanted.

Lately however, I have given in to the man and the predestined holes seem to work pretty well. Maybe I gained or lost a 1/2 size. Who knows?

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Anson Belts

Also, try suspenders. Dad has no acetall syndrome also, so I know whereof I speak.
I tend to wear through leather department store belts very fast. The wear at the holes and where the belt makes an S-bend to go through the buckle. After wearing just a couple times they are no longer pristine, and pretty much worn out after a month or two if worn daily.

Do these have any stress points to even wear out?
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I've been wearing the same brown leather belt from the Gap for damn near 20 years now. I wear it everyday. I can't wear pants or shorts without a belt. As I get bigger (and sometimes skinnier) I just get out the ole' leather punch and put new holes where I need them.
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It has a plastic notched insert on the underside of the belt that the ratchet latches onto.
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That is the same setup the Anson belt has. I am telling you, with no ass, you will be hitching up your pants with a belt. Suspenders are the answer my friend, though I don't know if your boss will want you squiring her around with them, so maybe run it by her first.
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Since I operate operationally on operations, I wear an Operator Belt from 5.11.

5.11 Tactical Operator 1 3/4" Wide Tactical Belt | Official 5.11 Site
I usually buy my belts at the swap meet (it is just a strip of leather with a buckle after all) but I may just give these a try.

I need to wear a belt at work to hold my keys, radio, multi-tool

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