Groove Life Groove Belt, Men's Adjustable Stretch Belt with Magnetic Buckle

I really like my Groove Life belt. I bought it 3 years ago and it is near as good as the day I bought it. It hasn't lost any elasticity that I can tell. I've worn it every single day as just a normal belt to hold my pants up and for my EDC routine. I wanted a belt suitable for EDC and I didn't want to spend a lot to find the right fit. I knew I wanted something super adjustable, so traditional buckles were out and I've never owned a leather belt that carried a lifetime warranty like the Groove Life does. I didn't want some hyper-tacticool one-trick pony. I have (or had) a bit of a belly, so I didn't want anything really stiff that would dig into me. For me this belt has the right balance of stiffness and flexibility and is comfortable no matter what I'm doing. The things about the Groove Life that caught my eye were the belt buckle, material, and adjustability. The price was reasonable enough to try it. I liked how easily it hooked up. I also liked how the excess tucks away on the inside rather than on the outside like most belts. It makes for a cleaner look. It's worked out really well since I've lost quite a bit of weight this past year. I was a little skeptical on how well the buckle would remain secure, but I knew neodymium magnets are pretty strong. The thing darn near buckles itself, just get it close and the magnet does the rest. The buckle has never come undone on its own and I usually I wear it a little loose when I'm not carrying. It tightens up on its own when my IWB goes on. I find it has just the right amount of elasticity. I usually don't need to readjust. I also don't find it as hard to adjust as some other reviewers do, I can adjust it without taking the belt off. Yeah, it takes a bit of effort but if it was too easy you'd be worrying about your pants falling down. If your EDC is heavy, like 1911 heavy, this may not work as well for you, but if it's polymer or compact you'll probably be fine with it. From my experience, G43, G23 and CZ P-01 work fine with it. YMMV. If for some reason you're just not feeling it, before giving up on it, consider an Ulticlip for your holster, it might just do the trick. I have them on my IWB and they work great to secure your holster to your belt.

I absolutely love this belt. While it is somewhat pricey, it is worth it. The most outstanding factors are the comfort and quality. I wear this belt to work days and it’s so comfy it feels like it’s not there. It stretches very nicely and feels secure without being tight. It is a little difficult to adjust at first, but once you have the fit you need, you good to go. The belt feels very durable and high quality. The magnet works well and is a nice feature, especially to enhance comfort and looks in my opinion.

I never like buying anything without being able to try it first, and after reading some of the negative reviews I was hesitant to buy this because I was worried about it stretching over time. I have had this belt for 10 months now and it's just like the day I bought it. I'm happy with my purchase. Things I like: Nickel free. I have a bad nickel allergy. If there was a hint of nickel in the buckle, I'd have a huge rash where it touches my skin. Stretch and infinite adjustment. I like that I can get it just tight enough to hold my pants up securely, but not so tight I really feel it. It has just enough stretch, and after 10 months, the elasticity hasn't gone away or become worn out. I've been losing weight and I don't need to buy a new belt. Although the amount of excess belt now exceeds 12 inches, I can still use it because it tucks away nicely. Size. It's width helps keep my pants secure without feeling too tight. Ease of buckle. It's a simple snap. Couldn't be any quicker or easier. Things I don't like: It's not for concealed carry like the description says. I imagine the negative reviews from people saying the stretch wore out are from people trying to get this tight enough to make it ideal for concealed carry. When worn just tight enough to keep your pants secure all day without feeling pressure, it doesn't have enough tightness or grip to draw a weapon from a holster that has any sort of friction retention to it, and it starts to sag my pants a bit. If I really ratchet up the tension on the belt, I can make it somewhat work for me but it's still not as good as a rigid leather belt, and I cannot foresee the elasticity of the belt holding up for long under that kind of tension. I carry a small, subcompact pistol and even that doesn't really work with this belt.

Works exactly as described! This belt makes getting dressed and undressed a breeze. It's stylish, feels well made, and the flexibility is great for those who need a little extra or a little less space on occasion. It's been a great experience so far - feels solid all the time. The quick release buckle is a nice touch, and while it's easy to undo when you need to do so, it also holds up great in day-to-day use, be that at work, at home, or during an outing. I used to have 3 belts - one for work, one for social outings, and another as a backup. After purchasing the Groove Belt, those have been sitting in my closet since the day the Groove arrived. Leather belts wear down and tear apart with heavy use, but so far I don't have any concerns about the Groove Belt doing so - at least not any time soon. 10/10 product with a solid warranty right out of the box. No complaints at all!

It stretches a little too help get the fit you want. The magnetic buckle is great. Don't return it if you have a few problems getting the buckle to work like you want at first. After a few tries and you will become experts and it is very easy to buckle. It is made well looks good and should last for years! Its a high quality easy to use belt. I find it worth the extra money. Hope this helps

It’s a nice sturdy belt. I got the flag design belt. As others may have pointed out the difficulty level of adjusting it is true. I had to get a metal tool to loosen the grip of the loop. It took quite a bit of finagling to get it to the right fit. The tool caused slight scuffing on the side of the belt but it’s not the side facing out. But other than that it’s a nice belt and snaps right into place with the magnet buckle. Some trade offs involved: hard to adjust, but nice belt when done.

This belt is quality and very innovative… The Bad News: I’ve been wearing another name brand utility belt every day for a long time…. Not good. My pants were constantly falling down, sometimes I had to stop and pull my pants up in front of people or even unhook the belt and adjust it all over again. Then I had enough. The Good News: I got the Grove Life Original belt in the Black & Stone color here on Amazon. It’s Perfect…. I can even carry my EDC pouch on the belt with tools in it and the belt and my pants stay in place while carrying the extra weight. Things to Remember: 1. Get this belt it’s excellent and you will not be disappointed. 2. Measure your waist size where the belt will reside on your waist. For people with big belly’s, the belt will rest securely just under the big belly line. I measured 44.5” and the “Large” belt size only fits up to a 40” waist, so I had to order the “X-Large” and it is a perfect fit after adjustment. 3. Search on YouTube and find the “Grove Life Original Belt Adjustment” video. You will need to watch the video because the belt is difficult to adjust. However, that is also what makes this belt stay in place so well. Last, remember you can adjust this belt with absolute precision. So take the time to get it adjusted exactly like you want once and your done. 3. Note: When adjusting the belt belt, you will be pulling the belt in one direction or the other through a metal loop on the side of the buckle to increase or decrease the belt’s size. This does require a little effort, but the key to success is to look at where the belt passes through the buckle on the backside of the buckle and remember not to pull the belt at an angle that causes the belt itself to put pressure on the back of the buckle loop attachment. This is necessary because on the backside of the buckle loop where the belt attaches to the buckle is indented so it presses against the belt… This is what keeps the belt from slipping when you wear it… So, to avoid having problems when adjusting, angle the belt towards the front of the buckle and away from the indentation and pull the belt through in either direction to adjust it larger or smaller. 4. My opinion… This belt is worth every dollar.

The belt itself is very comfortable. It's the perfect amount of stretch to maintain comfort throughout the day. The biggest thing though is the buckle. For some odd reason, no matter what type of belt buckle I had, I would end up breaking it or stretching the belt holes. I've always been a skinny guy so I've always needed a belt pretty tight. Also sometimes they would pinch me or somehow pull the hairs off my stomach but this buckle has none of that. I don't think I could break this buckle if I tried and the mechanism is actually very satisfying when it clicks into place. At first I didn't like how the overlap of the belt goes on the inside of the belt, but it makes sense now. Adjusting it can kind of be a pain in the butt but once it's set it's set in. It might be a little bit more expensive than a typical belt, but it's definitely worth it.

I’d been looking for a solution to traditional belts cutting in & being difficult to set. This looked to be perfect, but it wasn’t. Also took a dislike to the manufacturers weird religious nonsense he kept shooting his mouth off about online

Ein schlichter, moderner, gut aussehender Gürtel. Der Verschluss hält stabil. Manchmal muss ich den Gürtel neu einstellen, damit er stramm sitzt.

Good quality, stretch, good fit, and comfortable. Absolutely loved the product

Honestamente compre este cinturon por lo qie habia visto en tutoriales, pero al tenerlo fisicamente, considero que esta bien nada extraordinario, y me parece que no es equitativo lo que pagas por lo que recibes, venia en una bolsa de plastico transparente, es muy delgado, como dije se ve bien y se siente bien, pero no vale lo que cuesta.