Military Surplus belts...casual but good

[gradientslew]

Yes, that's a good one, too, but too large for me as well.
Take a look at Orchard Supply Hardware or your local Sears (for those of you in the Colonies)...specifically you are looking for the "Craftsman" 3" leather tool belt. Should be with the belts and tool rigs in the hardware section. It is an awesome 3" belt, dark chocolate brown with a double keeper. I think it costs all of $18 US.

It looks just like this here but a little darker.

[Peter C.]

Yes, that's a good one, too, but too large for me as well.
Take a look at Orchard Supply Hardware or your local Sears (for those of you in the Colonies)...specifically you are looking for the "Craftsman" 3" leather tool belt. Should be with the belts and tool rigs in the hardware section. It is an awesome 3" belt, dark chocolate brown with a double keeper. I think it costs all of $18 US.

It looks just like this here but a little darker.

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

Peter

[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....