HSGI
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| Overall rating | (19 reviews) |
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
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Sturdy belt and has not weighed down even though it has been on for longer periods of time. End-to-end The size chart is a bit silly, I found a better one on the manufacturer's website, which tells you which size fits the waist.
Mine would be 35", which is end-to-end between M and L. On the manufacturer's website, on the lower end of the L size. With an inner belt, wearing thin pants, the main belt fits tight enough with the tightest adjustment. There is still room for loosening when the clothes get thicker.| Overall rating |
The quality is naturally good, but the belt does not work optimally with the molle pockets. The 1.75" measurement means that you have to use two alleys from the pocket and the pocket is left hanging loosely. Some people can hold the dachshund tightly at the top, but the height adjustment is not possible. I recommend watching a video of the product, because the picture gives the wrong idea. In the picture, the belt shows that there would be a 1" hole in the middle of the belt, and there would be smaller loops above and below it, which would allow the height adjustment of the hole pocket. In this belt, the entire 1.75" alley is sewn up.| Overall rating |
Belt Used during the shift. The reason there were problems with the purchase of the belt from the previously used Snigel wider equipment belt. The narrower HSGI belt that attaches to the velcro trouser belt stays in place and does not rise and move at the hips like an accessory belt with a wider base belt. Moving with the HSGI belt is more agile, at least with such a short test. The HSGI belt is also sturdy enough to carry the Pistol with a belt.