Military Surplus belts...casual but good

[Bob C]

That Craftsman 3" belt sounds really good, I must try and find one.

Peter

I bought one very much like it at Lowe's.

[Peter C.]

I bought one very much like it at Lowe's.

We have a Lowe's just across the road, I will have a look, thanks.

Peter

[Nervous Jock]

The british Army web belts look wery good, particularly the 58 but more so the 37 especially if you can get it with brass fittings

http://www.surplusandoutdoors.com/is...opscr2773.html

http://www.springfields.co.uk/produc...76a38d3fbf3053

[kallen]

Why not go w/ the cooler US Military belt.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MLT4172-1480-1965.html

You can even customize the buckle if you want to.

[Nervous Jock]

Why not go w/ the cooler US Military belt.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MLT4172-1480-1965.html

You can even customize the buckle if you want to.

That must be the difference between us Brits and you Americans

"cooler"

a bit of nylon with a plactic buckle, I don't know....

[Kid Cossack]

That must be the difference between us Brits and you Americans

"cooler"

a bit of nylon with a plactic buckle, I don't know....

I'm with you, Nervous Jock! The "new school" belts just don't do it for me. Now, if I could track down an old school (canvas and brass) version, that'd be one thing. I actually tried to use a "new school" belt but it just didn't feel right, look right, or work right.

Ah well!

[Don Patrick]

That must be the difference between us Brits and you Americans

"cooler"

a bit of nylon with a plactic buckle, I don't know....

I understand.

[kallen]

Ok, for you Brits who are being FuddyDuddys here is your old school belt.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/BLT103-48369-1965.html

Old school as it gets.