Mile High Life| Nylon Web Belt | Outdoor Military Belt | TSA YKK Safe Buckle Plastic/Metal

The Mile High Life Nylon Web Belt is a reliable, no-frills option for anyone in need of a durable, adjustable belt. The olive color is versatile and works well with a variety of outfits, from casual wear to outdoor gear. The 1.5-inch width offers a solid, comfortable fit without being too bulky. The best part is the cut-to-fit design, allowing you to customize the length up to 52 inches, which is perfect for those who need a more personalized fit. The non-metal buckle is a nice touch, making it ideal for situations where metal isn’t ideal (like air travel). The nylon webbing feels strong and sturdy, and the belt is well-made for everyday use, whether you’re hiking, traveling, or just running errands. Overall, it's a practical, affordable belt that gets the job done without any extra fuss.

I own a couple of black belts of similar style, and I thought I'd try a different color. The one I picked was dark brown (I think it just says "brown", but it's the darker one).The first thing to note is the buckle color. I wasn't sure from the picture, but the buckle is definitely black. It's fine with me, but some of the belts have a buckle of the same color. In this case, a dark brown buckle probably wouldn't have looked much different than the black buckle anyway.Pro tip: when trimming the length, don't cut the tapered end. Unlatch the buckle and cut that end (the blunt end) instead, then reconnect the buckle. With a good pair of scissors, you can be finished in less than a minute.I like that there is no metal on them. I can go swimming and the nylon doesn't care. It is infinitely adjustable to accommodate different clothing and activity levels.While I normally wear these with shorts or jeans, you might get away with wearing this belt with fancier clothes in a pinch, such as packing light on a vacation.The nylon seems to last forever. Leather belts stretch and wear and eventually look bad, but these nylon belts look practically brand new even years later.The nicest thing is that they aren't expensive. This one was just under $9 dollars. I could probably get one of every color and it wouldn't break the bank. Black is my go-to, but I wouldn't mind navy or khaki if I wanted to mix and match colors with my clothes, which is why I decided to get this brown one for my brown shorts.

This belt is great and has done exactly what Ive needed. Fits nicely around the waist. My big complaint is the elastic loop that comes with the belt to hold the extra slack, is completely loose and very easily comes off when taking the belt off and storing it. I had lost the loop and eventually found it at the bottom of a pants drawer. Seems like something that can easily be stitched to the belt. The belt still works fine, and most pants have belt loops so it isnt a huge issue but would be nice to have that not happen.

My husband loves these belts (he bought green and black) and wears them a lot—when he's working in the yard, doing outdoor projects, or wearing jeans or shorts casually. The nylon is high quality and feels strong without being stiff. One of his favorite features is that it can be cut to size for a perfect fit so it's adjustable. After trimming it to his preferred length, he just burnishes the end with a lighter to prevent fraying (see photo). Super easy and effective.The buckle may be plastic, but it looks sleek and clean—not cheap—and it holds securely throughout the day without slipping. Plus, being TSA-safe makes it a convenient option for travel. It's lightweight, functional, and doesn't set off metal detectors, which is a bonus for airport security.It’s a great quality for the price and a great all-around belt—comfortable, durable, and practical. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an affordable, low-profile belt that gets the job done.

I needed a belt for work that wouldn't set off the security metal detectors (otherwise I have to take off a standard belt with metal buckle everytime I leave and enter. Big hassle). This is nothing fancy, but does exactly what I needed quite well. As others say, sizing was easy: just cut to length and lightly run a lighter over the cut end to melt / seal it. No holes needed, the plastic clasp clamps down wherever you need it. It reminds me a little of the belts we wore in Boy Scouts. NOTE: I recommend putting the belt on, THEN making the cut to be sure you have the right length.

Made through TSA checkpoint without a problem. Belt was fairly long, so had to shorten it and then melt the edge, so it didn't unravel. Completely fulfilled it's purpose.

It’s a darker color than I expected but it works well. The latch is good and is good quality.

I wanted a cheap nylon webbing belt for an old pair of hiking shorts. This fits the bill but I don't know how long it will last. The webbing is thin although plenty strong for a belt, but the plastic buckle looks fragile and doesn't seem like it will last very long. Now that I have the belt in my hand I would say it is actually overpriced for what you get. $5 would still provide a good profit since the materials look to be less than $2 total.If you want a belt for everyday use I would buy something more expensive with thicker webbing and a more robust buckle.