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Question: Have a USGI Quick Release Pistol Belt (2.25 in) - will this work as the inner belt system for this particular battle belt?  Thank You.  JD590
Document: Having gotten the idea from YouTube, I bought this to use as a modification to a Maxpedition Falcon 2 backpack....and I must say that it was worth every penny. Used in that configuration, the Condor Battle Belt converts the often uncomfortable 1.5 inch nylon belt strap of the Falcon 2 into a comfortable load bearing system that offers more options in attaching additional useful items at my waist within easy reach.It appears to be well made and the padding is much more comfortable than I had expected.
Before I purchased went to Condor's website and checkout the sizes because I'm a big guy. I have a 46.5 inch waist and the large just fits. Keep in mind that you need a belt to go into the &#34;battle belt.&#34; I used a US Military type pistol belt because 1 it was free and 2 i had it already. I like the support you get when you put it on, kinda like a back brace.
Great belt. could use some improvements, like having 3 layers of molle instead of spacing out 2. there should be a way to hold the inner belt from moving around inside! other then that its great!
This Battle belt fits perfectly and its made to last. Took out and the field and hold up great. Only thing that doesn't come with the inner belt. But other than thatits great!! !
I would suggest a medium weight belt as a GI Pistol Belt though it would work is a bit too stiff and adds weight. Sizing is important with this Belt I am a 36 - 38 and a large fits fine .
Because those are the skills required to put that stuff on (I own one, don't worry) and not be embarrassed. I apparently have thin skin that way but I find I can carry 4 AR mags and 2 pistol mags with the pouches I own along with a dump pouch and holster very cleanly effectively on this belt.That's my experience. Good luck!
I was actually surprised at how I was now able to bend to the sides without poking myself with magazines or pistols. The Gen II battle belt pushes these items out an extra inch or two from my torso which prevents the rib-jabbing I'm so used to.All in all the value for the price is too good not to buy one. Heck, maybe buy 2 like I did.
I think they need to recheck their waists. The &#34;small&#34; left, IMO, far too much room between the ends of the belt. To me, that is lost real estate for gear. This may be a matter of personal preference, but I prefer to leave just enough room for the belt buckle and about 2 inches of tac belt showing between the ends of the battle belt.
Condor battle belt was a good purchase, the MOLLE gear works well with other condor products. Not bulky and distributes the weight of pistol/AR mags well.Note* The Large size belt was big on me. I have a 33 inch waist and even with an LE belt fed through the center and pouches added on the belt was to big.
I've been buying Condor gear for about 4 years. I haven't used the Gen I battle belt but I had consistently heard from others that the Gen II was much better. I'm quite impressed by its quality and features.I've been using the Gen II for both airsoft and training with real firearms for a few weeks. I have 2 and have them both set up nearly identical. One holds my airsoft replica holsters and pouches and the other holds the pouches for my M&P; 9mm and pouches.
Answer: yes