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I have used bullhide belts for several years and get mine with the steel core. Mine have lasted well: https://www.bullhidebelts.com/

SecurityGeek wrote:I tried one of the reinforced Klik Belts (https://www.klikbelts.com) and it seems sufficiently stout. Much lighter and easier-wearing than my double-thickness bullhide gun belts too, especially with shorts and summer weight clothing.

Thanks for the tip. I just ordered one to try out.

I tried one of the reinforced Klik Belts (https://www.klikbelts.com) and it seems sufficiently stout. Much lighter and easier-wearing than my double-thickness bullhide gun belts too, especially with shorts and summer weight clothing.

... make for me is the thinnest gun belt I've owned. Made of elephant and bullhide.

From their website: "During construction the elephant hide is ... a ton of weight, then I had put a few of those pounds back on, and the belts were too tight to wear. I shouldn't have cut them down as much as I did ...

... Glock19 and doesn't even begin to sag...

Of all the various gun belts I've owned over the years, this is THE one!

I have had my eye on one ... I bought some slacks with smaller belt loops.
The thickness of the bullhide belts with stiffener is about 0.23".

My Kore Essentials gunbelt is ...

... make for me is the thinnest gun belt I've owned. Made of elephant and bullhide.

From their website: "During construction the elephant hide is ... or is there just one layer of elephant hide?
I have three bullhide belts from Beltman and like them very much.
They have two layers of leather ...

I am not for sure if I bought bullhide or horse hide. What do you think makes the better belt?



I don't buy into the horse hide craze. Supposedly it ... from experience Cordovan never changes no matter how much you abuse it. But, the devil is in the details on what and how these belts are constructed.

Mine I bought from bullhide belts over 3yrs ago is still as good as the day I got it. Amish sure make top quality stuff.

I've worn mine just about every day since I bought it in 2009. Bullhide no stiffener. Leather is darker where my holster rides, but other than that, not ... the quality is like since Jim sold, but based on my experience with this belt, I absolutely cannot recommend these belts enough. Best I've ever seen.

Might check out The Beltman:
https://www.thebeltman.net/products/no- ... de-gunbelt

I have used Bullhide Belts that work well too:
https://www.bullhidebelts.com/products/ ... 1035539334

Crossbread offers one called the Instructors belt.

http://www.crossbreedholsters.com/Produ ... uctor-Belt

The beltman also offers no buckle belts. Unfortunately, they are not really all that size adjustable

https://www.thebeltman.net/products/no- ... de-gunbelt

You might check out "Hank's Belts" on Amazon.com. Most run $50 - $60, bullhide with removable hardware, and are very tough. I bought two a few months ago and they still look and feel new.

... black, seems less formal, and goes well with jeans and other slacks.
In addition to my two black bullhide belts, I bought one of them from the Beltman.

... great.

I might have bought their belt, but I already had two Beltman bullhide belts when I bought the holsters.

They are not cheap, about $100, but still less than Kramer.

... on your belt?

I also suggest a Wilderness Instructors belt for a very good nylon belt.

I recommend the Beltman bullhide belt for leather belts.