100% One-Piece Full Grain Leather Belt Straps with No Slot Hole/Slot Hole/Heavy-Duty, Multi Options 1-1/2" (38mm) Wide

Good quality. I've had it 2 years now and with a little care it still looks and feels good. Well worth the price.

Purchased belt to replace a 25yr old Original Filson Bridle Leather Belt. I’ve tried a few others but never found that same quality and COMFORT. Took a look at this one and gave it a try. I’m glad I did it’s a great belt with exceeding quality far above the price tag. My old brass roller buckle fit in the end and I have been really pleased. Great belt, nice leather and unbelievable value for the price.

Not sure of the animal skin that made this leather belt however it appears for heavy duty. It is thick enough to be substantial not firm not stiff and on the other end not thin and flimsy. Color smooth and even. Will attach a buckle and I am good for work, might get additional colors now I know the quality to expect Appears to be a good belt to hold pants to my waist

You would think that size 32 would fit someone who wears size 32 pants, but that's not the case. The belt is actually 32 " long. My mistake, i need to order a larger size. Other than that, it's made of good quality leather, and it is one solid piece so it won't ever split. I got the brown one, its a nice color and has sturdy snaps. I just wish I knew better about the size before purchasing.

I just got this belt in brown, from the seller "Belts*". I did NOT get the rip-off version that some others seem to have gotten. I've enclosed photos in case that would be helpful. Note that I've added a buckle (also found on Amazon, from Buckle Rage - it fits nicely.) and I added an extra hole since I wanted this for a costume for my four year old. The loop of the belt to help gather the extra length + the added hole made for a great fit! I'm very happy with the quality of this belt. It looks authentic, has a nice small and doesn't look cheap at all. It has a nice heft to it! I'd ordered one of the other cheaper versions of snap-on belts from Amazon before this one, for about $6. This one was COMPLETELY worth the extra $6-7. The other one was incredibly cheap in comparison and was already falling apart before I got it. If you're trying to decide between those and this one like I was, save yourself the trouble and go ahead and purchase this one, and hope you get the "authentic" version that has "Genuine Full Grain Leather" punched on it. :)

I bought this belt in college (brown, slot-hole for a buckle I had) and it's definitely held up. This has been a daily wear for me, and while it's got some scratches now, that's just character to me. Pictures show the bend in the middle (back belt loop) that I've had for years. Definitely a little deformation, but honestly given how much wear it took to get to this point, I'm not fussed. Second picture is how the holes held up. I wore the second to last hole the most, and the last hole just a bit recently until I admitted the need for a new one. There is some slight stretching - you can see even the holes I didn't wear (tightest) are a bit oval shaped now, but again, years of constant use. I've gained weight since I bought it, so buying a bigger size now. Absolutely recommend, and will probably get a second when my other casual belt needs replacing.

One of the reviewers who gave this belt one star said it smelled like mold. Not at all. This belt smells exactly as it should . . . like real leather because it is real leather. I haven't had the belt long enough to comment on its longevity, but I expect it will wear well since it's much like the 40+ year old belt I finally had to replace. That's not the only reason I gave my review five stars. I accidentally bought the wrong size (my fault, completely). I called Belts.com and spoke with a very polite man who said they would gladly replace the wrong size belt with the correct size as soon as they received the return. I explained that I liked what I'd seen, so I'd already ordered a replacement. The man told me they'd reverse my original charges as soon as they received my return. (They did, too.) But that's not the sweet thing about this return. I received the replacement more quickly than I'd received the first belt. I can't say for sure, but I think someone in the organization made sure they filled and shipped my order quickly. I am a very satisfied customer!

For $15, you can't go wrong with this belt. I had a bunch of cool belt buckles, but no decent belts upon which to affix them. I started with brown. It's a solid, thick piece of tanned leather. No, it's not some veneered piece of you-know-what. On the other hand, neither is it the the supple leather of, say, a Brave Leatherworks belt. But a Brave belt will cost you 80-200, and you can't use your own belt buckles. So at $15, I'm not going to begrudge a good old bullhide belt. I will say that I've paid much more at Nordstrom for crappier belts that came apart on me. So in my estimation, your quality per dollar on this thing is very high. My only gripe would be that the leather loop is held together by a staple. This bummed me out to an extent. I would have preferred stitching. But again, I only paid $15 for this thing. For that, I'll stitch it myself if the need arises. And so, in conclusion, if you've got some cool buckles and want a solid belt that looks like you paid at least, say, $50 for it, pick one of these up. It was shipped to me very quickly. I'm wearing it now.

This belt definitely has that '60s, '70s appeal to it . . . . the edge's (for this day and age) could have had "Edge Coat" applied to the edges for that finished look instead of having a raw, unfinished look to the belt edges. Even though with the edges unfinished, this is still a top quality leather belt. I wouldn't hesitate buying another quality leather belt!

Not looks good as I expected