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Bianchi 7970 Buckleless Loop Lined 2.25" Duty Belt

SKU: 7970
$76.80 - $78.40

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The 2.25" Buckleless Loop Lined Duty Belt features a low profile look with hidden closure and has a loop lining for use with the Bianchi 7205 inner liner belt.

Features:

  • 2.25" width
  • Adjustable in 1/2" increments
  • Four-part laminate construction
  • Closed-cell foam for support and comfort
  • Positive 3-way retention using hook and loop, retaining stud and belt keeper
  • Duraskin leather-look exterior with loop lining for use with Bianchi 7205 Liner Belt

 

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Does this belt have Velcro lining on the inside of the belt to attach into an under belt with Velcro on the outside? If so, does Bianchi make an identical duty belt without the Velcro lining on the inside of belt?
the belt does have a Velcro lining to be able to attach to an inner belt.
I have a 36 inch waist. What size belt should I order? I keep a holster, handcuff pouch and magazine pouch on my belt.
I recommend going a size up to the 38" to accommodate the gear you plan on carrying on the belt. I always recommend to make sure your measure with a tape measure to be sure instead of going by a pant size.
I am a 36 in. waist. What would be the size duty belt do I need to purchase? I carry a holster, magazine and handcuff pouch...
I would think a 38" would work fine with the gear you plan to put on it. Make sure to measure first though, you can't really go by pant size with belts because pants depend on the rise to how well they will fit or where they will sit on your waist, so it's always a good idea to measure that first and than order a size up to take into account gear you plan to use with it. Hope that helps!