F-ck those weak belts

[slee1986]

I hate belts that rip apart after less than a year of wear. Can anyone recommend me some manly man leather belts that will survive all the abuse I give it? No weaksauce belts plz. Only thick leather belts preferably in dark brown or grey.

 

[kronik]

Sugarcane Bootch!

 

[Dick Danger]

Kramer

Filson

The Beltman

 

[Max]

Filson.

 

[corbu]

www.leathergoodsconnection.com

 

[kiya]

Sugarcane and/or Iron Heart belts.
there is nothing better.

 

[Jared]

Originally Posted by corbu

www.leathergoodsconnection.com
I'm impressed by the technical information and craftsperson vibe of LGC site. The prices give the impression that you're getting a deal because of the small operation. But I really wish there were some way of quantitatively comparing belts to know for certain.

 

[Max]

Oh, diet and exercise are good too.

 

[knucks]

what the **** do you do to your belts? i haven't had a single belt rip on me

 

[Babar]

I've been really happy with the quality of my Dries Van Noten belt. After a year of continuous tough wear it's still in tip top shape.

 

[johnapril]

I just bought a handmade belt from Wana in London, round the corner from Saville Row. Fat, brushed nickle buckle, expensive, but looks like it'll wear forever.

 

[airfrogusmc]

14 years and counting...

 

[nino]

I have 2 belts from leathergoodsconnection. Both awesome. They are basically the sugarcane garrison belt but a hell of alot cheaper.

 

[Jared]

Originally Posted by nino

I have 2 belts from leathergoodsconnection. Both awesome. They are basically the sugarcane garrison belt but a hell of alot cheaper.
Same in looks or same in quality?

 

[Arethusa]

I with leathergoodsconnection had more interesting buckle designs. Everything else looks really good.