BLACKHAWK! CQB/Rigger's Belt

by BlackHawk

Product Features

• MIL-STD-858 with parachute grade buckles and adapters
• 1.75? webbing (7,000 lb tensile strength)
• Hook and loop secures running end
• Three sizes: Small (up to 34"), Regular (up to 41"), and Large (41"-51").
• Four colors: Black, Olive Drab, Desert Sand Brown, and Coyote Tan.

Product Description

BLACKHAWK!'s CQB/Rigger's Belt offers parachute grade buckles and adapters, 1.75” webbing (7,000 lb tensile strength), and includes a hook and loop that secures running end. The belt is offered in four colors: Coyote Tan, Desert Sand Brown, Black and Olive Drab.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B004T162YY
• Item model number: 41CQ00
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (28 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,732 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
  • #5 in Sports & Outdoors > Hunting & Fishing > Hunting > Hunting Accessories > Game Belts & Bags

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The belt for batman ? When he's off duty I mean, August 22, 2011

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Kyle (Here and there) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: BLACKHAWK! CQB/Rigger's Belt (Sports)

I've always wanted it... Ever since I saw people wearing this, instead of the $3 sand riggers belt sold at military clothing. It was more than I could handle at first. It's SOLID and fairly weighty for a belt, but it will get the job done. Even odd jobs; I'm sure you could secure this to a vehicle and tow it. Possibly. Drop leg holsters hang effortlessly from it. If we ever crashed, and csar came for us, this and a last ditch bungee strap would definitely make sure I didn't fall out of the helicopter. Belt sizes are a little finicky. Overall an amazing belt, that will probably outlast you.

Pros:
Extreme tensile strength
Parachute grade buckles that you can feel the strength of
Velcro (who doesn't LOVE velcro ? Seriously... If you don't, you'll hate military uniforms and militaria)

Cons:
Velcro adds some noise to taking this thing off. Hampers the covert take off ability of this batman accessory

Bottom line:
If you like shooting, get it. If you're getting deployed, get it. If you want to prove me wrong on this review, don't get it. You will fail

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Small, May 8, 2011

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bdnayman (Raleigh) - See all my reviews

This review is from: BLACKHAWK! CQB/Rigger's Belt (Sports)

Belt seems to be of good quality, although the small says it goes to size 34, I would go to the next size up if you are 32 or larger.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars End of evolution for carry belts, November 11, 2011

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Technogeezer - See all my reviews

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This review is from: BLACKHAWK! CQB/Rigger's Belt (Sports)

Having completely destroyed over a dozen leather belts over the years, finally decided to try a web alternative, and now I feel a little stupid for waiting so long. This belt will very likely outlive you. Add it to the list of items in your will, leave it to someone who will use it every day and it will probably outlive them too. It is tough. It is substantial. There is no 'foolin around' with this belt - your pants (and your holster) are STAYING on your hip - period. God forbid you get it caught on a train or something, because you will tear in half before the belt does.

Yes - it's a little on the big and heavy side. Yes - it's too wide to wear with dress slacks. Yes - it takes a day or so to break it in and get it flexible enough to adjust easily. Yes - it's obviously a weapons-grade piece of gear - not much stealth to it. And Yes - you will have to remove it for TSA - the steel is hard and thick.

Great with jeans, BDUs, operator gear and even most duty quality 'docker' type pants (5.11, etc.). Unusable with dress slacks in any fashion, so detectives look elsewhere, but beats the tar out of a doubled duty belt, and carries twice as much more comfortably. No more holster flopping over letting your weapon hit the deck or toilet when nature calls. No more trying to yank up your drawers after a sprint (ever wonder why most belts seem to slip DOWN so easily, but are so darn hard to pull back UP?). No more getting pinched because one hole was just a tad loose and the next was just a tad too tight. No more broken buckle arm during a tumble or scuffle - it's NOT going to happen. IWB, OWB - whatever; your weapon is STAYING with you.

If, every waking hour of every day, you need to carry a weapon or gear, don't have to wear dress slacks, and care more about durability and getting the job done than 'fashion', this will be the last belt you ever buy. I personally think it looks fine (my wife dissents), and when I think about how well it does it's job, it gets as pretty and sexy as a plain but 'healthy' girl at closing time. If you regularly read GQ or shop at Barney's this probably isn't your belt - for the rest of us - it is absolutely, simply perfect for what it does.

Just sayin.

Would I trust my life to a belt? Not until recently, but now, no problem - as long as it was this belt. No surprises, no excuses, no "ifs ands or buts" - that's my kind of gear.

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