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Belts are constructed from 1.75-inch nylon webbing (military spec MIL-W-4088) with a tensile strength of 6000 to 7000 pounds. Buckles include forged steel, 2500-pound test parachute buckles. Thread is V92 nylon.

Belts are made to order. The standard model has a V-ring buckle and Velcro tail, and costs $30 for lengths up to 50" (longer belts cost $5 more).

Buckle options
(Cobra, no V-ring, or separate V-ring)

Webbing options
(single thickness, plastic stiffener)

Tail options
(no Velcro, others)

Colors
Available in black, olive green, coyote tan. Other colors are in stock every now and then, and lots more are available by special order!]]> en-us Gallery 2 RSS Module, version 1.1.0 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:52:27 -0600 120 http://polarweasel.org/photos/d/35-2/belts.jpg http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/ http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1683.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1683.jpg.html
Black and brown are 1.5" with customer buckles; 1.75" is standard green webbing with phosphate-black V-ring buckle.]]> photo Mon, 30 Nov 2009 19:26:10 -0700 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+no+ring_+size+36.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+no+ring_+size+36.jpg.html
36" double layer, 5-stitch, with a Velcro tail, parachute buckle, and no rappel ring.]]> photo Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:03:28 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/correct-length+tail.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/correct-length+tail.jpg.html
This is the length the tail should be. Compare to the previous photo of the tail I goofed up.]]> photo Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:03:28 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/tail+too+short_+very+little+adjustment.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/tail+too+short_+very+little+adjustment.jpg.html
A tail this short (oops!) only provides about an inch of adjustment in either direction from center.]]> photo Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:03:28 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+no+ring_+size+34+EXACTLY.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+no+ring_+size+34+EXACTLY.jpg.html
This belt's tail is too short to provide more than an inch of adjustment in or out. If you happen to be right about a 34" belt size, you're in luck: this one's only twenty bucks!]]> photo Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:18:23 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+rappel+ring_+size+32.jpg.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/black+webbing_+rappel+ring_+size+32.jpg.html
This is my new belt for ambulance and rescue work. Double layer of black webbing, rappel ring, and five rows of stitching.]]> photo Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:03:28 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1484.JPG.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1484.JPG.html ]]> photo Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:00:59 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1483.JPG.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1483.JPG.html ]]> photo Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:01:05 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1481.JPG.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1481.JPG.html
Another view of the latest full-custom rigger's belt.]]> photo Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:01:06 -0600 http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1480.JPG.html http://polarweasel.org/photos/v/sewn/belts/IMG_1480.JPG.html
This is a full-custom belt. The customer came over for a fitting, and stayed through the whole process. At every step of the way, we fitted and adjusted, and got every detail precisely the way he wanted it, down to the 14" of Velcro inside the back (he's got some belt-mounted tool sheaths that he'll add hook Velcro to in order to keep them firmly in place). A quarter-inch here, a half-inch there, and we came up with exactly the belt he needed.]]> photo Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:01:06 -0600