Concealed carry belt

[zdc1775]

I'll add one more for Kore belts. I used several different leather and nylon gun belts over the years, from Beltman to Wilderness Tactical and most everything in between, and after trying Kore I replaced everything but my battle belt rig with one of theirs.

 

[moose paddle]

Another vote for Kore. I’ve had great luck with it, even packing my woods gun around ( M&P 2.0 10mm) it provides good support and weight distribution.

 

[flyfisher117]

Kore and Nex belts are my current go to. The nex belt low profile buckle is my favorite buckle but their belts themselves aren't the most durable. Good news is you can replace it when it wears out and use the Kore belt which is IMHO more durable.

Blue Alpha every day cobras us also nice but it lack fine fitment adjustability so I stopped using it.

Wilderness 5 stitch instructor belts are also great. I stopped using them only because I started appendix carrying and the tail of the belt was always in the way.

 

[fisherman983]

Thanks guys.... looking at the nex belt more than kore just because of the buckle.
The kore belt I want is only available for pre-order at the moment

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[TheM1DoesMyTalking]

The Tenicor Zero belt is so minimal, easily adjustable, and comfortable that it has replaced my other CC belts.

Apparel

tenicor.com

Looks like it's out of stock at the moment but you could get the heavy belt for more rigidity or the under/velcro belt if you ever run a dual belt setup for range use, classes or competitions.

 

[BjornF16]

I use a double thick leather belt, 1.5” wide from D.M. Bullard.

I also use a “between the belt” (BTB) holster that is outside waistband but inside the belt

BTB Holster

The BTB is my most compact holster I offer!! Hand made in Texas from Premium Hermann Oak Leather. This pancake holster design made standard with the sweat shield and Smooth Leather Lining. The design of the holster has a slight cant that fits snug up against your body. The compact design allows...

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[ThorM465]

I AIWB and started with the Hank belts. Great quality and very rigid. However, I tried the nex belt and I'm not looking back. The nex belt just takes it to the next level.

 

[Colby]

Another vote for tenicor zero.
I’ve tried several others for aiwb and the zero is my favorite so far. I don’t love a super rigid belt, I’d rather have a touch of slack so it can kind of find its happy place as I move/sit/kneel etc.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Check out Diamond customs and simply rugged. They make great belts for CC (holsters too).

 

[Jmort1754]

Do any of them have a little bit of stretch ?

 

[SloppyJ]

I have a blue alpha gear and a couple leather ones from Beltman. I love the leather ones. Great quality and I wear them every day. I had some hardware fail after 2yrs and they shipped me new stuff for free. Great company.

 

[bat-cave]

Do any of them have a little bit of stretch ?

IMHO, the last thing I want in a gun belt is any kind of stretch. The ratchet belts give you the ability to easily make small adjustments, but maintain the rigidity of a good gun belt. My .02

 

[jasonhul]

Suggest looking at EDC Belt Co. Combines both rigid and flexibility for comfort.


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[tony]

I have 2 belts from these guys.
Well built, lot of adjustment, holds a pistol well.

MASTERMIND TACTICS

Mastermind Tactics: Makers of the pioneering low profile tactical belt relied upon by professionals all over the world.

www.mastermindtactics.com

 

[texag10]

I also have a couple of mastermind tactics belts. It's also great to go through TSA precheck without removing my belt.

 

[2Stamp]

ARES Gear.