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Haley Strategic D3 Outer Belt - Snake Bite COBRA D-Ring

$190.00
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Brand
Haley Strategic
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
MPN
BELTD3OUTERDSB1

Overview

The Haley Strategic D3 Outer Belt is a lightweight, rugged load-bearing tactical belt engineered to provide rigidity, stability, and modular attachment for mission-essential gear. Constructed from a nylon laminate with a polyethylene stiffener, the belt utilizes mil-spec tubular webbing rated at a 4,000-pound breaking strength and an overlock tab closure for 360-degree load distribution. It is equipped with an AustriAlpin COBRA D-Ring "Snakebite" anti-slip buckle rated at 5,000 pounds, alongside 1/2-inch MOLLE spacing for universal compatibility with standard pouches and accessories.

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