Reviews & Ratings for 5.11 Tactical Riggers Belt — 12 reviews — Page 1

My advice is to buy the LARGER SIZE for this belt.
For sizing, I typically wear a 34" waist, so I ordered a MEDIUM. I have 1.5"- 2" of slack before this belt will be too small.
So if you wear a 34" waist, and want a little bit of room to grow, buy the LARGE SIZE.
The spare part of the belt, folds back over on the left side with a heavy duty velcro-like material.

The CLIP IS EXCELLENT. Very fast to secure and/or disconnect. Seems to be a secure connection.
There's a small loop of material on the right side, not sure if this is for hanging/storage of belts, or if I could connect a carabiner for rescue work!

Very light, my 2" gun belt weighs at least 3 lbs. this is LIGHT.

Definitely buying one of each color!

The deciding factor for me with this belt was the Cobra buckle arrangement. This particular design allows for you to pass the small male buckle end through standard belt loops without the need of removing one of the buckles to install it (as other Quick Connect buckle equipped rigger belts do).

Works perfectly for every day carry/edc and on the range. Belt is lightweight but sturdy enough to bear loads like holsters and mag pouches. The belt buckle is perfectly engineered, easy to operate and holds strong and heavy loads.

This is a good stiff belt. The buckle system is fantastic. Integrates perfectly with my 5.11 VTAC Brokos belt. I wear 31 waist pants and the medium size is just right. Love the sandstone color. I could do without
the front web loop but it is not bothersome to me as I don't thread the belt through pants.

I have been using tactical equipment for most of 40 years. Back in the day before they started calling it that, we mostly made our own from stuff that the Marine Corps issued us (or we swiped) and modified it to our needs and uses. In search of decent belts, I've used everything from old pack straps to braided paracord. A few years back, I bought an Uncle Mike's nylon gunbelt/LE gearbelt. I loved the stiffness, but the plastic buckles kept breaking. I took a parachute harness and the belt to a cobbler and explained what I wanted and he removed the buckle from harness and used a piece of the harness to make the loop so I could use it with a swiss seat and D-ring carabiner. Not exactly like this belt, but close.

About a year ago, a member of my team bought one of these style belts from VooDoo and I was impressed with it, but still satisfied with my homemade job. 2 months ago, my grab and go gear bag was stolen with my prize belt in it. Since then, I've tried 3 different riggers belts and didn't even like them well enough to keep them a week. This belt is most definitely a keeper. It fit and felt well from the first time I put it on. It works well all my equipment and I can get the loop to line up perfectly with my swiss seat.

I highly recommend this belt if you are a serious operator and bet your life on your gear. This is NOT the belt to buy if you are just looking for "cool" looking junk to impress someone with. It's stiff, it's hard to thread into trousers and looks silly ...
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I have been using tactical equipment for most of 40 years. Back in the day before they started calling it that, we mostly made our own from stuff that the Marine Corps issued us (or we swiped) and modified it to our needs and uses. In search of decent belts, I've used everything from old pack straps to braided paracord. A few years back, I bought an Uncle Mike's nylon gunbelt/LE gearbelt. I loved the stiffness, but the plastic buckles kept breaking. I took a parachute harness and the belt to a cobbler and explained what I wanted and he removed the buckle from harness and used a piece of the harness to make the loop so I could use it with a swiss seat and D-ring carabiner. Not exactly like this belt, but close.

About a year ago, a member of my team bought one of these style belts from VooDoo and I was impressed with it, but still satisfied with my homemade job. 2 months ago, my grab and go gear bag was stolen with my prize belt in it. Since then, I've tried 3 different riggers belts and didn't even like them well enough to keep them a week. This belt is most definitely a keeper. It fit and felt well from the first time I put it on. It works well all my equipment and I can get the loop to line up perfectly with my swiss seat.

I highly recommend this belt if you are a serious operator and bet your life on your gear. This is NOT the belt to buy if you are just looking for "cool" looking junk to impress someone with. It's stiff, it's hard to thread into trousers and looks silly ...
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I have been using tactical equipment for most of 40 years. Back in the day before they started calling it that, we mostly made our own from stuff that the Marine Corps issued us (or we swiped) and modified it to our needs and uses. In search of decent belts, I've used everything from old pack straps to braided paracord. A few years back, I bought an Uncle Mike's nylon gunbelt/LE gearbelt. I loved the stiffness, but the plastic buckles kept breaking. I took a parachute harness and the belt to a cobbler and explained what I wanted and he removed the buckle from harness and used a piece of the harness to make the loop so I could use it with a swiss seat and D-ring carabiner. Not exactly like this belt, but close.

About a year ago, a member of my team bought one of these style belts from VooDoo and I was impressed with it, but still satisfied with my homemade job. 2 months ago, my grab and go gear bag was stolen with my prize belt in it. Since then, I've tried 3 different riggers belts and didn't even like them well enough to keep them a week. This belt is most definitely a keeper. It fit and felt well from the first time I put it on. It works well all my equipment and I can get the loop to line up perfectly with my swiss seat.

I highly recommend this belt if you are a serious operator and bet your life on your gear. This is NOT the belt to buy if you are just looking for "cool" looking junk to impress someone with. It's stiff, it's hard to thread into trousers and looks silly ...
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I have been using tactical equipment for most of 40 years. Back in the day before they started calling it that, we mostly made our own from stuff that the Marine Corps issued us (or we swiped) and modified it to our needs and uses. In search of decent belts, I've used everything from old pack straps to braided paracord. A few years back, I bought an Uncle Mike's nylon gunbelt/LE gearbelt. I loved the stiffness, but the plastic buckles kept breaking. I took a parachute harness and the belt to a cobbler and explained what I wanted and he removed the buckle from harness and used a piece of the harness to make the loop so I could use it with a swiss seat and D-ring carabiner. Not exactly like this belt, but close.

About a year ago, a member of my team bought one of these style belts from VooDoo and I was impressed with it, but still satisfied with my homemade job. 2 months ago, my grab and go gear bag was stolen with my prize belt in it. Since then, I've tried 3 different riggers belts and didn't even like them well enough to keep them a week. This belt is most definitely a keeper. It fit and felt well from the first time I put it on. It works well all my equipment and I can get the loop to line up perfectly with my swiss seat.

I highly recommend this belt if you are a serious operator and bet your life on your gear. This is NOT the belt to buy if you are just looking for "cool" looking junk to impress someone with. It's stiff, it's hard to thread into trousers and looks silly ...
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Great quality belt and makes it through belt loops easier than any other tactical belt I've tried. Sizing is a little off. I'm a 34 waste, but had to buy the large 36-38" belt. Belt is rigid and holds everything in place as I would expect. The cobra buckle is the best in the industry. Fast shipping and good customer service are a bonus to this great product!

I like the rigidity of the webbing , provides great support for my holstered pistol and keeps my pants up at the same time .Great belt for my Safariland Tactical holster , fits through the belt loops on my Levi's ....just what I was looking for .