Blade-Tech Ultimate Ratcheting Tactical Belt - Adjustable CCW Gun Belt for Concealed Carry - Durable Nylon & Leather for Everyday Wear, Outdoor Adventures & Tactical Use

Best gun belt I've ever owned over 11 years of concealed carry. It's as sturdy as it can be and still get through the belt loops of dress pants, including the excess after the buckle (very important as I wear business attire often). Infinitely adjustable so I can IWB carry everything from a government 1911 to a single-stack micro gun with no compromise to fit. There is a simple lever on the buckle that you can easily activate one-handed so you can discreetly let out a few inches when you sit down, which is a HUGE capability I didn't know I needed until I had it. You can tighten it back up again when you stand up simply by pushing the belt back together and it just looks like you're pulling up your pants or tucking your shirt. The belt comes ridiculously long and you cut it down to the size your want before you attach the buckle. The sizes are clearly marked and the belt cut with a sharp pair of scissors. The buckle installs with a sort of claw lever and set screws and does not look hacked on at all because the installed buckle completely hides where you cut it. I've had other gun belts that seemed sturdier, but I couldn't wear them with some dress pants and they still wore out eventually. This is the sweet spot between stiffness and wear-ability. When you first start carrying a firearm, $60 seems like way more than you can ever justify spending on a belt, but once you wear a real gun belt the tremendous difference in comfort and stability will be worth it. Even if this belt only lasts me a year, that's $5 a month for a markedly better carry experience. Worth it. But I suspect this belt will last quite a while longer because the biggest reason I have to stop wearing a belt is because the crease/bend from weaving a belt through traditional buckles wears out the leather of the belt and the holes where you normally have it. Even if it still holds up, I can't wear a raggedly belt with a business attire. This belt won't have that same wear and tear at that one spot. As long as the ratchet mechanism and the teeth on the belt hold up, this should be good to go.