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Tacshield T33CXLBK Cobra Riggers Belt 42 in-46 in Webbing 1.75 in Wide Black

Name: Tacshield T33CXLBK Cobra Riggers Belt 42 in-46 in Webbing 1.75 in Wide Black
Brand: TAC Shield
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Brand: TAC Shield
Color: Black
Category: Accessories
Accessory Type: Belts & Duty Gear
UPC: 843119032780

Overview

The Tacshield Cobra Riggers Belt is a 1.75-inch wide, double-wall webbing belt rated for heavy-duty use. It features a double-lever Cobra buckle rated at 2,000 lbs. and forged steel V-ring buckles load-tested at 2,500 lbs. The belt is designed with a soft-edge construction to provide comfort during extended wear and includes hook-and-loop material for secure sizing and a trim finish. This model is sized for waists 42 inches to 46 inches and comes in black.

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