I have three of them, all the same size.The Annoyed Man wrote:Wilderness Tactical actually has a program where you can send them the old belt buckle and save the price on a new belt; or you can send them the old belt and buckle and they can cut it to length and attach new Velcro, and save you money that way. There’s information somewhere on their website about that. I guess I’m “lucky”, in that I own three of them, and they are at different lengths due to my own weight loss/gain/loss/gain journey.WildBill wrote:I like my Wilderness Tactical Instructor's Belts, but I have lost pounds and inches so they don't fit.The Annoyed Man wrote:My experience parallels WildBill’s. They are an affordable alternative, and getting the proper fit is easy, but they’re not as indestructible as a heavy gunbelt.WildBill wrote:I was happy with my Kore belt for a couple years, but recently it has started to deteriorate.Tex1961 wrote:I just ordered a Kore belt and am anxiously awaiting for it to arrive. My chose was based mostly on the positive posts on the forum. So, are all of you Kore belt owners still happy with your purchase and have they held up well for you?
I got tired of switching between the to tight and to loose holes in my old belt.
The leather has seperated from the base material and is shredding. Recently the buckle clamp
will not keep a firm grip on the belt and it has slipped out a few times. I have stopped wearing
the belt and do not know if I will order a replacement.
I keep coming back to my Wilderness Tactical Instructor’s Belt.
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- Fri Apr 27, 2018 8:57 pm
- Forum: Holsters & Accessories
- Topic: Kore Belt
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Re: Kore Belt
- Fri Apr 27, 2018 1:05 am
- Forum: Holsters & Accessories
- Topic: Kore Belt
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Re: Kore Belt
I like my Wilderness Tactical Instructor's Belts, but I have lost pounds and inches so they don't fit.The Annoyed Man wrote:My experience parallels WildBill’s. They are an affordable alternative, and getting the proper fit is easy, but they’re not as indestructible as a heavy gunbelt.WildBill wrote:I was happy with my Kore belt for a couple years, but recently it has started to deteriorate.Tex1961 wrote:I just ordered a Kore belt and am anxiously awaiting for it to arrive. My chose was based mostly on the positive posts on the forum. So, are all of you Kore belt owners still happy with your purchase and have they held up well for you?
I got tired of switching between the to tight and to loose holes in my old belt.
The leather has seperated from the base material and is shredding. Recently the buckle clamp
will not keep a firm grip on the belt and it has slipped out a few times. I have stopped wearing
the belt and do not know if I will order a replacement.
I keep coming back to my Wilderness Tactical Instructor’s Belt.
- Wed Apr 25, 2018 11:02 am
- Forum: Holsters & Accessories
- Topic: Kore Belt
- Replies: 33
- Views: 25598
Re: Kore Belt
I was happy with my Kore belt for a couple years, but recently it has started to deteriorate.Tex1961 wrote:I just ordered a Kore belt and am anxiously awaiting for it to arrive. My chose was based mostly on the positive posts on the forum. So, are all of you Kore belt owners still happy with your purchase and have they held up well for you?
I got tired of switching between the to tight and to loose holes in my old belt.
The leather has seperated from the base material and is shredding. Recently the buckle clamp
will not keep a firm grip on the belt and it has slipped out a few times. I have stopped wearing
the belt and do not know if I will order a replacement.