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Satisfied
I was looking for a new belt that was rigid for EDC and comfortable to wear, specifically with regards to fit. This belt met those two things perfectly. The precise fit is excellent and it is just rigid enough to be great for EDC. The material is fine, except for how rough if it against my skin... I'm not the thinnest person and this material irritates my skin after a few hours of wear.


NextBelt or “LastBelt”
Recently bought a NextBelt following the recommendation from a coworker. I was a bit hesitant as it seemed a bit odd. I’ve worn another brand belt for about a decade, so changing belts was a big step. Once I received my NextBelt I understood the buckle assembly and was pleased with the adjustability. The belt is very stiff and I believe the NextBelt may be my LastBelt.
A traditional belt will go through belt holes that are typically spaced out 1 inch apart from each other. With a ratchet belt, the buckle will lock into place on the teeth of the belt, which are much closer and allow for more flexibility and “in-between” sizes. For example, here are the steps for a Nexbelt Ratchet belt:
Find your pant size
- Add a couple of inches and then cut.
- Insert the strap into the buckle clasp.
Why It Matters for Finding the Perfect Belt
Depending on your gender and even what your dominant hand is, there are set ways belts have and should be worn for years now. Knowing which way to wear a belt can help you determine what kind of belt and buckle is perfect for your needs.

Ratchet Belts
A Ratchet belt is a belt that does not have any belt holes and uses a ratchet system, where the belt will lock into place by using the inside of the buckle. These belts often stay in place by using a latch inside the buckle that will lock onto the teeth of a belt. It also allows you to change your belt's size to a more accurate size than a traditional belt through belt holes.
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