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G-Code Contract Series Operator's Belt Coyote Brown Small

$223.99
Brand
G-Code
Color
Coyote Brown
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
810186681227

Overview

The G-Code Contract Series Operator's Belt in Coyote Brown (Small) is a dual-belt load-bearing system designed to support essential gear including holsters, magazine carriers, and medical kits. The system combines a lightweight inner belt—featuring an outward-facing loop pile and a low-profile buckle—with a 1 3/4-inch outer over-belt lined with mating hook material. The inner belt can be woven through trouser belt loops or used independently, while the outer belt secures firmly over it to form a stable, low-profile platform compatible with G-Code Static-Grip mounting accessories. G-Code belts are measured by their actual usable inner circumference with a 4-inch adjustment range, and sizing is determined by measuring around the user's waist over clothing and gear rather than standard pant size.

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