Propper 180 Belt Tactical Reviews, Deals, Problems and Guides

Almost Identical to the 5.11 belt TDU...Except a bit more stiffer. The only negative as compared to 5.11 TDU belt is that the proper buckle does not accommodate the color flip....Notice that the buckle has a bit more meat on one side....When flipped for different color you don't get the extra. Now notice the 5.11 belt...Its symmetrical for a color flip and it is a tad more flexible...but still nice and sturdy duty belt....I wear a 34" pant and the large belt left me with about 4" over lap....I like the both

The clothing line they sell is as good or better than Ive seen anywhere. The battle dress and uniform dress pants and shirts are actually better than government issue . I was so impressed with the first order I've made two additional large orders since for a total of ten pants, six shirts, four jackets and a couple dozen pair of socks along with belts and hats. Great selection of colors, styles and sizes. My one interaction with customer service was to exchange sizes. I cant say enough about the lady I spoke with in the customer service department when I wanted to change size of a coat. Her professionalism and friendly helpful attitude was one of several reasons im a repeat buyer. I will definetly buy here again and recomend to all.

The buckle is super tight initially, making it hard to tighten down without really fighting with the belt. Gets easier after use. I'm a 32w, and the 32/34 has a bit of extra material 'tail' when worn, but not enough to reach the next belt loop. I use a thin loop of velcro to secure the excess, like adding a belt loop. I like that's it's reversible, I wear the coyote side, but there's a large seam line near the buckle that snags the loop every time I put it on. Kind of annoying but whatever. My holster doesn't seem to make it fold over, but time will tell.

The small fits better than most size small belts by having more overlap after I tighen the belt. The camo on one side is well done and there is a plain color on the inside. Overall for the sale price it is a very good belt. My IWB holster does not slide around fits well on the belt.

I love this tactical belt. It supports my holsters well, and the plastic buckle is great for metal detectors (without a firearm, of course). The buckle holds extremely well, considering it is only using friction. It never loosens by itself, even with a full holster. Purchased here due to a larger selection and equivalent or better price than my local uniform store. I was only able to get the black/coyote color locally.

Thick, double-layer nylon webbing makes this belt a bit stiff, but entirely serviceable. I like that it's reversible so I can use it with MARPAT or Coyote/Khaki/Desert camo/Multicam, whatever. The Medium is supposed to fit up to a 36" waist, but I wasn't sure, so I bought it in Large -- up to 40". It was too long, so I cut it off and seared the cut edge. 'Seemed to work fine. Good belt.

I took a chance and got this belt even though it looked Pinkish and was one size too large (none in my size). The extra length reaches to the next belt loop and the color is more similar to leaf in the Fall. These belts don't slip and are not too stiff. Yet, sometimes the end can poke ya if you are sitting slouchy.

So I was thinking that a two-color belt would be the perfect idea. It's a good belt, but I find the two layers of nylon make it "very" stiff. I think next time I would just buy two separate belts for what its worth. I do like the nylon buckle - zero issues with metal detectors.

This is one of the best belts out there. It is double layered & stiff enough to carry a lot of goods. Have ordered these a few years ago in large size & they were a wee long, but totally functional,ordered medium this time for a better fit.

Much better than the usual department issued uniform belts. Not just reversable, but double layered, which makes it that much more durable, and better suited for most IWB holsters than the flimsy uniform belt most of us are issued.