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Team Nexbelt Operating PCS9121 EDC Black Nylon 1.75″ Wide Clasp Closure

$63.17
Brand
Nexbelt
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Cases & Bags
UPC
818172029121
MPN
PCS9121

Overview

The Nexbelt NTAC-45 EDC belt is a heavy-duty tactical belt constructed from 1.75-inch wide reinforced nylon. Featuring a black strap and a black buckle with a powder-coated finish, it is designed for both demanding tactical applications and everyday use. The belt utilizes a dual-ratcheting track system that allows for adjustments in 1/4-inch increments, accommodating waist sizes up to 50 inches. The buckle features a double-trigger release mechanism for enhanced security and is equipped with backup screws to ensure a reliable hold. The buckle measures 2 inches by 1.75 inches. Sizing instructions involve measuring the belt against your pant size, adding 3–4 inches, and cutting the strap to the desired length.

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