Before my first Defensive Shooting Fundamentals class I finally caved and bought a carry belt - the USCCA branded Nexbelt. I LOVE it! I wear it almost every day!
@KevinM talks about how Nexbelt has evolved:
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/blog/nexbelt-grows-up/
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I want to try one definitely. Leather belts dig into my skin and buckle loosens on my 5.11 belt.
I’ve been wearing my USCCA one for months. The only problem I had, was the retention screws backing out. Nexbelt sent me a brand new EDC buckle. Problem solved. And I’m rough on belts.
This is what I got. Love it. About to buy another for a spare.
@Dawn I saw Kevin’s latest Belt video, liked it, enjoyed it, maybe I would try it next year sometime. He talked about the ratcheting belt and I had to smile to myself. I have a cousin that had a ratcheting seatbelt years ago, well anyway she couldn’t figure out how to unbuckle this seatbelt so she sent her son into the drugstore to buy a scissors so she could cut herself out. 
I myself like leather belts I like the BullHide Belt Company, not much on Nylon belts maybe it’s because many years of military service I don’t know? But military belts are all Nylon as many of you know. I guess I just try to distance myself from those years of my life is all.
Ok, 2nd one is on the way. 
Get the bonded belts. Leather with nylon bonded on the backside. Best of both worlds.
I have several Nexbelts (different styles) and have given them as gifts. I REALLY like them and so have the recipients.
I laughed too because, although I knew “theoretically” how to release the belt, I darn near tourniqueted my lower half off before I got it to release. 
I’ve got two EDC belts (a black leather and a green nylon) and a plain brown leather belt for work (when I can’t carry; but I love that even the EDC are so inconspicuous!). Ingenious design - love em all. Waiting for my rewards to vest so I can get another buckle.
Yupp Terence isn’t it great? You know that old saying that you cannot pick your family…, etc. 
I may have had to google how to release the belt the first time 
Didn’t we have a thread about this a few months back? I have worn a Kore, which is a very similar design, for over a year. My 2 main downsides to the Kore is that it needs a keeper of some sort for the end (they provide one), or tuck it under a loop if you have one. The other is that the track snapped in half one day. Since it is sewn in, the belt still works, just has a “bump” in it. Overall I have been happy with the Kore wearing some good sized guns too (1911, M9, etc).
Yes I keep thinking I should try out a Nexbelt next. 
There was a topic about which belt you use a while back. 
I really like my Nexbelt. My carry rig isn’t real heavy so I haven’t experienced the need for a thicker one as Kevin was talking about in the latest video.
I have the USCCA logo buckle. My work uniform is a tucked shirt so the buckle is visible and has been noticed by a few people. Nice conversation starter.
The buckle did catch me for a few seconds the first time I wore it…who needs to read instructions?!
YEP had that experience - I do recommend people operate the belt off-body before actually putting it on and trying to operate it 
That said, it’s the one I wear.
Mine will get a real test in a couple of weeks. Deer season brings out my 6 inch Ruger. It weighs 46 oz, unloaded. Add in a Buck 110 hunter and we find out if it’s really up to the task.
Do keep us informed!
Is that ____ joke?
Edited for language. ~Dawn
Continuing the discussion from Who wears a Nexbelt?:
My local shop actually carries them and I have been using one for a little over a month and love it
