Belt for hunting

[mnaylo3]

These Graith Specialist belts are very popular with all the pistol nerds I know. Webbing and stiffness are similar to the Wilderness Instructor 5-stitch, but MUCH lower profile buckle that is more comfortable under a pack. I have the previous generation with a slightly different buckle and like it much better than my old Wilderness belt. Supports a Glock 19 sized gun well and still flexible enough for appendix carry.

I have no direct experience with the gen 2 buckle but still looks low profile.

https://www.graithusa.com/shop/specialist2

 

[Gutshotem]

These Graith Specialist belts are very popular with all the pistol nerds I know. Webbing and stiffness are similar to the Wilderness Instructor 5-stitch, but MUCH lower profile buckle that is more comfortable under a pack. I have the previous generation with a slightly different buckle and like it much better than my old Wilderness belt. Supports a Glock 19 sized gun well and still flexible enough for appendix carry.

I have no direct experience with the gen 2 buckle but still looks low profile.

https://www.graithusa.com/shop/specialist2

Website says they are no longer making these.

Anyone else have any suggestions for something low profile enough to wear under a pack but rigid enough to support a holster??

 

[AK Troutbum]

Website says they are no longer making these.

Anyone else have any suggestions for something low profile enough to wear under a pack but rigid enough to support a holster??

Hill People Gear | Real use gear for backcountry travelers

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[forestpaper223]

I didn't like the belt because I have found that when in climbers and ladder stands that the holsters or pouches will hang on your stand when you twist or stand up and thats not a good thing. Could cause you to fall or drop the top of a climber. Every time you raise or lower the top of a climber it hits the items on the belt! Just my .02!

 

[Shotshill]

Wearing the first lite one now. Like it a lot.

This !!!

 

[Hill Difficulty]

Website says they are no longer making these.

Anyone else have any suggestions for something low profile enough to wear under a pack but rigid enough to support a holster??

I described a particular Blue Alpha Gear belt on another recent belt topic. Their 1.5" low profile EDC belt is best I can suggest. It's a true one-hander, no metal, 2 oz ballpark, zero-slip.

 

[jolemons]

If not recommend above, the HPG Underpack belt is great.

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[work765]

Well it’s a two handed operation to tighten the belt, I hate that because once I get to camp and get everything set up, my hands are already wrecked from everything and the last thing I want to do is deal with a belt. I found it to be too slippery. I’d give it to you if you lived near me lol

I wasn’t sure if I was the only one who hated putting this damn thing off and on again. Good to know I’m not alone


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[Gutshotem]

I described a particular Blue Alpha Gear belt on another recent belt topic. Their 1.5" low profile EDC belt is best I can suggest. It's a true one-hander, no metal, 2 oz ballpark, zero-slip.

Thanks!

 

[NCSURodney]

I wear the Patagonia adjustable ones. The older thicker modes work better and don’t wiggle lose

 

[Mable300]

I use the Kuiu belt. very thin, won’t dig into you when you pack’s waistbelt strapped real tight when your packin out heavy..

 

[tracker12]

OV Inovations is the best belt I have ever used. Very adjustable, nice width and flat so it does not interfere with a pack. You can get the same belt from Hill People. Gear.

https://ovinnovations.com/collections/all/products/up-belt

 

[schwaf]

Grip6 belts are super lightweight, low profile, and can hold up serious weight. I've used it as a CCW belt without issue, and won't interfere with your pack.

 

[Chuck Barnes]

First Lite belt. Just the right amount of stretch and fits nice under a backpacks waist belt.