[JVD85]

Hey,

I noticed today that my belt has a real curve to it when I hold it by the buckle and let it hang down. I put it on opposite of how I normaly do (Buckle on the other side) to maybe curve it back.

What causes it? Does anyone do anything about it?

Thanks,

 

[chenemf]

Over time, most belts will curve to meet your body's natural contour. This is normal. You can buy some gun belts that already have the contour built in.

 

[alelks]

What type of belt is it. A good gun belt will be much more resistant to curving like that. I have the Beltman belt and have been wearing it for over a year and it has no curve at all in it. It's made of bulls hide which is much more dense than most other leather.

 

[C9H13NO3]

my beltman is curved now. i think it has a lot to do with your body shape. I wouldn't worry about it too much...and men are supposed to wear the tag of the belt on their left, so don't wear it upside down!

 

[QKShooter]

Leave the curve in. :yup:
Milt Sparks sells belts already pre-curved.

 

[TOF]

Buying with the curve already in costs more than straight cause they fit better and use more material to make.

 

[JVD85]

What type of belt is it.

It is an amish made belt I bought from Hanks outdoors. I like it a lot.

 

[PastorPack]

Curved belt are why I never buy a "reversible" belt. In a gun belt, that just helps it hold to your side better.

 

[kazzaerexys]

I have two Beltman belts that've basically been a loose circle since the day they showed up. I try very hard not to bend them against the curve. Heck, if I take off my pants with the belt still in them, they look like clown pants because the belts will hold even my heavy jeans in a circle! :rofl: