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Thread: EDC Belt
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26-09-2016, 14:05 #61
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Re: EDC Belt
Yip, I have lost about 10kgs while using this belt and moving between loops has created problems with it being overly tight at stages, not enough of a problem to make me want to change, but it is a point to consider for sure. I don't have the cobra, but from what I have heard from a colleague who EDC with it, it is a dream, especially with a "moving" waist size and the small buckle model.
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26-09-2016, 14:23 #62
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Re: EDC Belt
The Badger belt works the same iro increments as most standard buckled belts with approximately 1" increments.
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26-09-2016, 16:15 #63
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Re: EDC Belt
Those NexBelts look like a great option. Of late I've been edcing with a run of the mill leather belt which seems ok for now, trying to get away from my riggers belt it just screams look at me. Especially because I'm fond of cargo pants and boots. Which I've also changed out for a more conservative/formal pair of leather ones to better blend in.
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26-09-2016, 19:42 #64
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07-10-2016, 19:57 #65
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I got a cr speed the other day. They didnt have my size so i ended up going for a size 34 instead of a 36. I suppose that's just because I'm impatient. I can still wear the belt though. I was a bit hesitant at first to buy it but for the price I just bought it anyway. I must say the belt is great. I even wear it I dont EDC. If you are on a budget you cant go wrong with CR Speed.
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07-10-2016, 20:08 #66
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08-10-2016, 21:32 #67
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08-10-2016, 21:44 #68
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08-10-2016, 21:46 #69
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08-10-2016, 21:49 #70
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