IPSC USPSA IDPA 3-Gun Shooting Belt & 4 pcs Speed Pistol Mag Pouches

Phenomenal belt at a ridiculous price. Its rigid, its comfortable, stays where I need it to, and it fits nicely. I wish It came with a more aggressive velcro system to help hold the two belts together when you have a heavier gun on there, but besides that its perfect. If they start pairing these with drop holsters ill buy another one asap.

Not perfect but amazing none the less. Ratcheting would be better but I am super happy. No issues with run and gun. Mags stay put.

Good for the money. It didnt come with the best stitching. Some threads were lose but a little trimming can clean it up. It was a bit confusing to switch to left handed at first but its easy once you get the hang of it. Stays on your hip and is a good entry level belt.

Works good. Seems sturdy. Great buy for first belt.

Ok so here's the deal. The package comes with 2 different Velcro belts and 4 mag holders. First, the thin belt might work for some. Keep as a backup but I used the thicker one. Strait Velcro is weird at first but holds well. I am right handed and yes though these are supposed too be ok for lefties, I can see why it may not be as perfect for them. But for me it is fine. I set it up for single stack mags with a 1911 and it takes a while to remove and replace the spacers and bushings. Once done, it's pretty easy to setup and is sturdy enough for a beating At the range, so much so I ordered a second one for my double stack rig. Imho very worth the money. Is it the best, no. It's it good, yes, I would say very good and definitely worth the price versus some of the other stuff I have. It's not professional grade, but a solid performer at is price, which is considerably less!

I am giving this 3 stars because 1. The instructions are horrendous 2. Converting to single stack requires you to come up with your own method 3. Attaching the pouches to the belt is tedious. 4. No tools are provided 5. Retention is questionable To convert from double to single stack they say to "Tighten down the large nut to replace extra 2 spacers with original spacers." There is no way to tighten down the nut because those cylindrical bushings prevent the sides from collapsing. I don't know if I did this correctly or not, but I removed the large nut and also the screw on the opposite corner to completely detach the outer piece. I then replaced the 2 original spacers with the 2 narrower solid rectangular spacers provided. I then put the outer piece back on without the 2 cylindrical bushings, but I did use the 2 rubber o-rings that were on either side of those bushings. To attached the pouch to the belt, you could do this before re-attaching the outer piece. Otherwise, you must remove the outer cover plate and use a large allen key to loosen the mag holder assembly so you can rotate it in order to gain access to the screws that hold the plates that clamp down onto the belt. Once I was done, in order to have some friction retention, the plates had to be tightened down quite a bit to hold the magazine snugly. Consequently, that makes it difficult to insert the magazine into the pouch. If you have any desire to have retention, you can't do a tactical reload and put the magazine removed from the firearm into the now empty pouch without looking down and taking several seconds to concentrate and gingerly reinsert it. Once in, it seems to hold the mag well enough and it comes out easily enough. The reason why I gave this 3 stars is because at less than $60 it is reasonably priced and it seems to get the job done.

Great product especially for those trying to get into competitive shooting. You don't need to break the bank to get a decent belt, get this and a GOOD OWB holster and you won't have to worry about a DQ at your stages.

Highly recommend this belt if barely entering uspsa or idpa matches