Fjällräven Keb Trekking Belt

Pros: Lightweight Designed specifically for hiking and trekking Cons: Costly There may be some long-term durability issues Most people associate Fjällräven with colourful backpacks featuring their distinctive fox logo, but the brand also has a long history of making great quality outdoor gear, and specifically clothing and equipment for polar exploration. The Keb belt definitely … Read more

Jukmo Tactical Belt

Pros: Striking design Available in a wide range of different sizes Cons: Complex buckle mechanism may be a weak point Military looks may not be to everybody’s taste The Jukmo Tactical Belt certainly takes its inspiration form military hardware and it wouldn’t look out of place as part of a soldier’s uniform. Its big, distinctive … Read more

Amazon Eono Lightweight Nylon Belt

Pros: It’s cheap! Despite its low price, it still makes use of good quality components Cons: The design is a little too basic and you might think it looks cheap The plastic buckle may impact long term durability First and foremost, the Amazon Eono Lightweight Nylon Belt comes in at a great price point. It’s … Read more

Mammut Alpine Belt

Pros: Striking looks Low profile buckle will be comfortable over prolonged periods Cons: Pricier than some of the other belts reviewed Maximum length of 110cm means it won’t be suitable for those with larger waists. Mammut are a well-respected and long-established manufacturer of top-quality outdoor gear. In recent years, they’ve pivoted away from traditionally designed … Read more

Fjällräven Canvas Brass Belt

Pros: Textured finish helps the buckle grab fabric well for secure fit Large distinctive logo Cons: Pricier than some of the other belts reviewed Brass buckle could scratch easily This is a good-looking and well-made belt – exactly what you’d expect from a brand like Fjällräven. It’s definitely more of a fashion belt than a … Read more