Hanks belts is my go to. Good prices, great quality.

 

Hanks

 

Simply Rugged Leather makes a great belt, give them a look-see on their website.

 

Hanks has a good belt, for a few dollars more try Tucker Gunleather..for around $100 their belt can’t be beat

 

R Grizzle

 

I've been very happy with Mitch Rosen Express line belts, held up for years.

 

I notice a big upgrade when I go from my Kore or Blue Alpha belts to my Bigfoot steel-core gunbelt.

 

Love my milt sparks belt. Does what it's supposed to and doesn't look like a gun belt

 

Opps, DP

 

eBay, double layer bullhide

Been wearing mine close to 10 years, not even close to wearing out.

Natural Full-Grain Leather Stitched Belt- Double Thickness- American Made | eBay

The belt features anatural rugged look with wheat-colored heavy-duty stitching. It’s vegetable tanned in a tan/light brown hue and may show natural hide marks and color variations that prove it’s genuine full-grain leather.

www.ebay.com

 

eBay, double layer bullhide

Been wearing mine close to 10 years, not even close to wearing out.

Natural Full-Grain Leather Stitched Belt- Double Thickness- American Made | eBay

The belt features anatural rugged look with wheat-colored heavy-duty stitching. It’s vegetable tanned in a tan/light brown hue and may show natural hide marks and color variations that prove it’s genuine full-grain leather.

www.ebay.com

I also have a bullhide on at the moment but since my weight flutuates, Kore works better for me especially if I'm in a car a lot

 

Beltman. Bought one 10 years ago from old owner and one a year ago from new owner. 10 year old belt is still great I just lost weight.

Bullhide CCW Gun Belts for Concealed and Open Carry by Beltman

The Gold Standard in Leather Gun Belts. Custom made gunbelts for CCW and open carry, manufactured from bullhide, horsehide, or elephant hide.

www.thebeltman.net

 

Can't beat the Beltman! Nice folks, sturdy, durable belts and no "tell".

 

Bigfoot, steel core

 

I've been wearing El Paso Saddlery and Galco belts for the last 25 years.Not to expensive and have held up well.

 

I have had a Milt Sparks belt for 10 years and it still looks as good as the day I bought it.

 

It’s a bit old, but may be helpful:

https://www.1911addicts.com/threads/leather-gun-belt-comparison.111011/?post_id=1833915#post-1833915

 

The Beltman. Buy once, cry once. 👍🏻

 

Wright Leather Works Old World Gun Belt

Old World Gun Belt

Are you looking for a Gun Belt? Explore our premium, handcrafted gun belts designed specifically for hanging the guns. Shop Now!

www.wrightleatherworks.com

 

I've had one from Beltman for over 12 years. Still going strong.

 

I have a Mernickle Holsters belt, a LGS stocked Mernickle when they were still in NV.
I've probably had it 6 or 7 years, wear it everyday and it still looks great.

 

Another vote for Hanks

 

I'm a 34 waist and find the smaller 1/4 inch adjustments on the CCW NexBelt is far better than the standard 3/4 inch on most leather belts. Been wearing the NexBelt line for over 12 years now and love them.

 

Red Wing belts.
Not cheap, but long, long, wear. 14+ years
Will buy again whenever it wears out,
or I lose enough weight to drop to 34”

 

Any amish made work belt.

 

My Beltman belt is excellent, but I have recently been using a ratcheting belt, and while the quality isn’t nearly as good, the finer adjustments and ability to adjust on the fly has really changed the game for me. Kore and NexBelt seem to be the most popular options.

 

Have a look at Saddleback leather, been using his belts for gotta be 15yrs now. Heard of his leather back on the old Usual Suspects Network forum. Great color options and beyond the best I have had from holster makers.

Leather Tow Belt

This leather belt was designed to last for 100 years. So it wasn't hard to back it with a 100 Year Warranty. They'll fight over it when you're dead.

saddlebackleather.com

Chris