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[TacticalConsiderations]

Lots of good options these days.. What do you roll with?

[dca]

Recently I was in a defensive situation and lucky for me I had my firearm with Kore X3 gun belt on me that night. My wife and I were at a Red Lobster, enjoying an anniversary. It was later at night, around 9 pm. Usually in Philadelphia we wouldn't be out at night but you can't always hide inside from the big bad crooks. Long story short, two men our age (20s) approached us suspiciously. I knew what was about to happen as I grew up in the streets. I put my wife behind me to my left and I knew I was carrying at 4 o clock because it's how I carry when I'm in more formal wear and when I know I'll only be able to use one hand, as it's easy for my to remove my cover garment with one hand. Anyway, we were threatened at gunpoint, and my wife started opening her purse next to me. The man with the gun was distracted and fearing he was about to do something horrific I drew my gun quickly and shot him 3 times, aimed at his buddy and he flew out of the parking lot once he saw that. The man with the gun went down, my wife called the police. Unfortunately for me I lost my firearm in this incident, as evidence, but I am not being charged for the incident. I'm unsure of the condition of the attempted mugger, but he's in the hospital. I don't wish him a full recovery, as he'll be back on the streets. Long story aside I am posting the people responsible for my success that night, and saying from the bottom of my heart thank you. I train with my system constantly in different situations and clothing. I had my Kore X3 gun belt on me that night and I'm glad I did, it was a familiar piece of my kit when speed made all the difference. So you know I recommend these belts.

[mikethomas]

Kore is my EDC belt. After spending 100s of dollars on belts, this is the one I picked. Very stable and can support any size pistol or carry method.

[tacticaledc]

I’ve got several Kore belts and use the tactical version daily now for the last couple of years. Never had an issue and highly recommend.

[doughaberlein]

Love my Kore. Used a soldering iron with a blade tip to slice through the nylon (top layer) with one pass, then used scissors for the second cut to get all the way through the rest (bottom layer) of the material. No fraying and perfect finish. Practice on the very end to get it right before your final cut!

[JohnDoe-wzlw]

Kore blows them all out of the water for EDC. I have the 8lb gun belt and have used it 12+ hours a day 7 days a week for the past year or so and it still looks new.

[JH-dcbb]

I got the Kore belt and it totally exceeded my expectations. Let me start off that shipping was very, very prompt. I received a tracking number and delivery was within 5 days. As far as the belt, awesome. I purchased the dark camo with stainless buckle and all i can say is "money well spent." This belt is quality all the way. The belt is flexible in the right direction yet rigid where you want it to be. The buckle is super solid with extra retaining screws provided. Honestly, this belt should last a lifetime. I am hoping that Kore creates a belt in a desert camo color configuration. Kore's price is more than fair considering the quality of the design. If you conceal carry, in my opinion it's a must buy.

[philipgarza]

I'm buying the Kore belt because the way it looked while he was wearing it.

[JeffWallace]

Congratulations to Kore for manufacturing the best belt at the lowest price for top of the line quality. You did an excellent job showing the difference in features and quality. 👍👍

[csins]

Kore are my favorite belts. I bought 1 leather with an x3 buckle initially. Then I ordered 2 more Kore belts in the tactical style with both x6 styles. Very durable and adjustable to my needs. These are the only belts I wear now even if I do not carry my firearm.

[richardchang]

Just got the Kore belt with X6 buckle and what a game changer! Love how it holds everything in place with no sag a all! Well worth the money! Great comfort and reliability! Thanks for all your reviews! It's helps us our alot!

[grampyrick]

Kore is the most sturdy belt I’ve owned. I’ve tried most of the other popular edc belts, including that other micro-adjustment brand, but Kore provides the most stable platform for drawing from concealment I’ve ever experienced. Great belt.

[agentturtle]

These kore belts are frikkin incredible. I dont know why I didn't buy it sooner. I live in CA where I can’t even conceal carry without an act of Congress (or Supreme Court). That being said I still bought this belt for my Alien Gear IWB holster. I wore it for one day and went to my closet and threw all of my other belts out except for my Ben Davis classic belt. The quality is top notch and it holds tight. I grabbed an additional buckle that is chrome and I wear this belt for both casual gear as well as shirt and tie. I can’t see myself wearing another belt. The belt came quickly and has screws to hold everything in place. Truly high quality and very strong. I’m a huge fan of this “clicking” system that holds everything I place. If you buy one, you won’t be disappointed.

[ding]

The Groove belt and the Next belt are the non tactical looking belts which don’t attract too much attention. The cobra buckle belts are a pain to thread through belt loops. The Groove and Next belt fit my needs for IWB and extreme concealed carry. Great review and much appreciated.

[LNDPIR]

Just went through a CCW course this weekend running a Kore belt for the first time. Absolutely solid platform. Held up a 7-round L Frame 357 magnum like it was nothing, plus two speed loaders strong side and 3 mags for my semi-auto on the other side. Pants and gear all in place for hours. All the other guys were yanking their pants and struggling to holster, but I felt like I had a solid platform that kept my holster where I wanted it for every draw and reholster, and my rounds and mags where I needed them for every reload. Its definitely a great belt.

[cueball]

I have the Kore hybrid nylon, black leather, and brown leather belts. Love them and don't see buying another belt for a very long time.

[arlissyoung]

I got a Kore belt about 6 months ago and it's by far the best belt I have ever tried. I got 2 511 belts but they are not even close to the kore. The kore belt for my daily carry really works well with the way they adjust.

[christianw]

I've bought 6 kore edc 8lb and leather gun belts, 3 for me and 3 for family and they're the best belts ive used period. Mine still look new after a year and a half. Fast donn and doff and the adjustment is superb. For the quality, I would pay double of what they're going for.

[amandaallen]

So I have the 1.75 inch kore range belt to hold my IWB holster snug and it DOES NOT move in the least bit. No one else makes a track belt in this size. Completely fills the belt loops so everything stays put. Sturdy and built to last. Love it!

[johnlatzke]

Kore is my all around favorite one but for a t shirt and shorts, I really dig the Groove life belts since they don’t create a big shelf around my waist, they’re much more flexible yet surprisingly very sturdy for as thin as they are, and are plenty strong to carry my G48. But if I had to pick one for everything, I’d still go with Kore. Those things are absolute tanks