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CrossTac 5R Tactical Belt 1.75" with Steel Cobra Buckle Nylon Black 32-34 inch Waist

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Brand
CrossTac
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
709396004707

Overview

The CrossTac 5R Tactical Belt is a 1.75-inch wide belt constructed from two layers of mil-spec Type 13 resin-reinforced webbing. It is designed with five rows of stitching to provide extreme stiffness and high load-carrying capacity without flexing, making it suitable for full-frame pistol concealed carry and everyday use. Equipped with a genuine Cobra buckle made from 7075 aluminum alloy, the belt features solid brass and stainless steel internal release mechanisms. The buckle is color-matched to the belt. A notable design feature is the integrated slot intended to conceal a BOKER credit card knife behind the buckle.

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