Condor Gen Ii Battle Belt

I really like how easy it is to access the area where the belt goes - velcro on the left and right side. I also like the fact that the middle area is solid, since that's where most of the weight will be located. This pack includes the four D-rings for a harness, which I might need of it gets too heavy and slides down. This is just a bit too big for a size 35 waist, but fortunately I'm using it over top of pants for paintball, so the padding of the pack not only helps absorb shock and weight, but it does help keep the pack in place. In conjunction with a 2" tactical belt, this works great. The molle area extends all the way around, which provides room for four round-ball pods, four first-strike mags, and even an FRS radio. Very pleased with the construction and can't wait to give it a go on the field.

So far this has been a great battle belt. Though I haven't tested it out yet for durability. If you are anything like me, you are both a gun enthusiast and on a budget. If you are wanting the foundation for a range rig and want something in case of stuff hitting the fan scenario, this is a great place to start.This "belt" is lightweight and yet it seems rugged enough to hold up to some abuse. Lightweight is good since you will likely be loading it down with mag holders, med pouch, dump pouch, and a knife. Or whatever set up you decide to go with. For now I have a triple pistol mag pouch and dump pouch on my left, with a gap in between for a single or double rifle mag pouch. I will determine later what I'll go with. I'm just focused on getting my pistol stuff ready to go. I also have a drop leg holster on my right. So far with this setup, its very comfortable. I ordered the Large and I wear a size 36/38 depending on the brand of pants. The fit is perfect for me and even if I lose more weight this size will be perfect for me still. I had a medium before and had to return it because even if I lost weight, i still wouldn't fit into it properly. I'd say the medium is for 30/34 waist.This has plenty of space on it for the gear you'd want to load on it. it has molle web panels on both sides and a big on in the back. There are openings in the bottom on the right and left side to hook up your drop leg holster to the inner belt. Take note, you will need to buy a "riggers" or similar belt to slide through the "outer" battle belt. It doesn't come with an inner belt.I don't have any negative points about it yet. I imagine that I will in the future with use. I only say that because of the price. I can't imagine this toughing it out with heavy use. However, if you aren't military or police, I don't see why this wouldn't last for you. I'll make note of it later if I have any snags or breaks.Overall I am satisfied with this belt. It seems rugged enough for normal conditions. It serves it's purpose for me at the moment. My pouches fit very securely to it and i'm not worried of them coming off. It seems like a solid belt.I can see it holding up at the range, I don't know about combat.

I'm glad I didn't listen to the nay-sayers and others who bought this item without realizing that it required a pistol belt. for my use condor tactical gear is plenty strong and rugged enough. I also have an h harness and so on all made by condor. I use my gear for working with my dog (75lbs of American pit bull) hands free. I wanted something that I could use for dog training and I didn't want any of the bs I found that was cheaply made and didn't have the features I was looking for. also none of it had the cool factor because I mean who wants to wear an apron or similar likewise lame item? In any event, I love being able to attach my dog or dogs leashes to quick release systems I made with 550 cord so I can be free to use my hands for whatever I need do, also being able to add different pouches and such means that I can customize my gear depending on what I need. Pistol mag pouch turns into poop bag carrier, m4 mag pouch- cell phone, grenade pouch fits a folding dog bowl so on and so forth. I've had 2 dogs with pulling problems on my belt and it held up just fine (combined they can pull over 7000 lbs on a weight sled). In closing, condor tactical gear is good gear that I'm sure would hold together if being used for its intended purpose without any problems, and for half the price of gear made by other companies out there. For all of the kids using this for air soft, don't complain bc your mom or dad didn't buy you 5.11 tac gear, condor is just as good or better. for everyone else who hates on condor gear, why not try using it before you rate it? 99% of us don't need nuke proof web gear and remember most of the time you get what you pay for unless you buy condor, then you get great gear at a phenomenal price, nuff said.

It's not a Crye Precision belt by any means. But at 10% of the cost it's a pretty decent belt. Probably produced for the airsoft market, but sturdy enough to last for at least one deployment. It's a very comfortable belt even when fully loaded down. Molle is spaced the same as a Crye Precision High Back belt. It's probably comparable to Blackhawk quality.

I remembered to check the size I needed which some products don't offer. This is exactly what I ordered. It's perfect in size and shape. All my gear now comfortably fits on it. The padding is thick and excellent for long days geared up. My .45 does not droop when holstered and the material holds up to what I need. I will buy an OD green for the spring season when the time comes. Worth every $ spent. I tried a few others but they failed the first month or the size was not what was described. I will see how the first full month goes and add to this review.