Is the Velcro on the inside where the excess belt is not showing to the outside when it is looped back through the buckle?
288498
Yes, there is hook on the end of the excess after it is through the buckle and it hooks onto the pile side of the Velcro is from the right side back to the center. It allows so that the excess belt which is around 4 inches is securely kept in place. This is exactly like a wilderness tactical belt but with a cobra buckle instead of a riggers buckle. On a different note, the belt is outstanding. I wear as my shooting belt to hold holster and magazines since it is very stiff and does not collapse. A+ belt.
288499
No, the slack end remains on the outside. The female connection on the buckle is sewn on and the male end passes the Velcro lined belt under and through it.
288500
The "rug" part of the velcro is on what would be the outside of a "normal" belt. You take the extra that goes through the buckle and "Hook" part of the velcro secures to the rug. So depending on how much excess you have some of the "rug" will be showing. It's the same color of the belt and doesn't look bad at all. I love mine and ordered 2 more.
114493
I only bought this recently but I have had no problem with the belt. It stays perfectly in place.
1600097
Sorry it took me so long to respond. It clicks on the outside of my belt. It could be moved to the back once it's on a belt. Hope this helps....
1222757
Absolutely. Half of the belt buckle is permanently attached to one end of the belt. The other end of the belt goes through the other half of the buckle and folds back over itself and secures with Velcro. Almost the entire length of belt has soft side with a small patch on other end of rough side. The belt's minimum setup is 28 inches and the maximum is 48 inches. Any and every finite adjustment of waist size in between is possible. When setup properly, the belt folds inward and no Velcro is shown. Also the joining of the two sides of Velcro is held tight by the pressure of being sandwiched between the outside of the belt and your body so it is very secure. Absolutely. Half of the belt buckle is permanently attached to one end of the belt. The other end of the belt goes through the other half of the buckle and folds back over itself and secures with Velcro. Almost the entire length of belt has soft side with a small patch on other end of rough side. The belt's minimum setup is 28 inches and the maximum is 48 inches. Any and every finite adjustment of waist size in between is possible. When setup properly, the belt folds inward and no Velcro is shown. Also the joining of the two sides of Velcro is held tight by the pressure of being sandwiched... » Read More Absolutely. Half of the belt buckle is permanently attached to one end of the belt. The other end of the belt goes through the other half of the buckle and folds back over itself and secures with Velcro. Almost the entire length of belt has soft side with a small patch on other end of rough side. The belt's minimum setup is 28 inches and the maximum is 48 inches. Any and every finite adjustment of waist size in between is possible. When setup properly, the belt folds inward and no Velcro is shown. Also the joining of the two sides of Velcro is held tight by the pressure of being sandwiched between the outside of the belt and your body so it is very secure. « Show Less
1237655
I'm not sure if it's a belt loop per se, but it has a little crevace in the back that is about 3.5 - 4" long (about the width of the pouch) through which you could insert your belt. I've only noticed this now and have actually been using the strap, putting my belt through it, and then flipping the pouch back inside my pants so it is tucked away safely. I can the just pull it out when I need to get anything from it. Hope this sort of answers your question.
1827027
Yes, but the buckle is only on one side & that side cannot be shortened (without cutting & resewing the strap). The other strap is threaded through the buckle which grips by friction, cinching down on the strap at whatever point it's closed. As it is closed, the buckle "cams over" & thereby tightens beyond what can be achieved by merely pulling to snug up the strap.
793104
Yes there is a Velcro closure at the end to stop the end from flapping around. It does not secure the belt.
473849
It has a built in belt. There are only 2 belt loops, both in the front, none in the back. The built in belt is set inside the fabric except in the front. I don't know how you would add an additional belt.
1045853
Its a strap you could put it through your belt loop before you put the belt on. It does not come off and there is no Velcro for it to come undone.Thanks
162799
Nope no buckle or belt. I ordered a cobra belt to thread through it. Don't get a rigger belt. Velcro won't clasp.
351310
Hi So far the I've not had any problems with the belt on mine. Sorry I could not be if more help
1432735
Robert, there are 2 belt loops and one belt clip sitting in the middle of both loops . All are stitched, and the middle clip isnailed as well as stitched. Is holds pretty strong. The loops do not fit if your belts are wider than 4 cm wide.
1643196
it does not. In fact i only worn it once, as it fits awkwardly. Got a cargo pouch instead. My belt is always around my waist held with trucker suspenders.
351309
HiSo far the I've not had any problems with the belt on mine. Sorry I could not be if more help
637285
The velcro parts are both on the same side so that you can loop through the buckle and back over itself.
1638286
Your belt slides through the loop in the back. The loop size did accommodate my belt at about 1 1/2 wide.
855268
yes but oddly, through the back belt strap. It works but not great. Belt is better, or just loop the belt like a bandoleer.