Wilderness Instructors Belt

**Mtbkski** · October 10th, 2009, 07:57 PM

For Sale: Wildnerness Instructors Belt. Size 43.

I'm losing weight and had to move down to smaller size belt. So, I am selling my old one. It is in very good shape. Shows little if any signs of wear. A great belt. In emergency situations they claim you can hook a beaner to the belt buckle and repel with it on.

1.5 inches wide. Black in color. 5 Stitch.

Paid Around $45 for it. Asking $35 delivered to you.

Make sure you read the directions on how to see if this belt will fit you.

Very Important: Belt Size Measuring Instructions
Our belts are sized by a true measured belt size to the nearest single inch, not a two inch range or generic small, medium, large, etc. We ask that you put a cloth tape through the belt loops of the pants that you would normally wear the belt with, pulling as tightly as you typically pull a belt, and measure to the nearest single inch. If you regularly wear an in-the-waistband holster and mag pouches, we recommend you place them in your pants for measuring.

Ideally, the hook fastener material on the belt tab should center evenly in the loop fastener material area on the belt body. From an ideal fit you will then have an 1¾" of adjustment in each direction. This is usually enough of an adjustment to cinch down for something heavy on the outside of the belt, or loosen the belt for an in-the-waistband holster. If your I.W.B. holster is for a particularly thick gun, you may want to assume an extra inch.

You can also measure by laying your leather belt out flat on a table, and measure from the inside edge of the buckle away from the hinge to the hole that you currently use. Measure to the nearest single inch as shown. It is important that the inside length of the buckle be included in the measurement. Please do not assume the size shown on your current belt is correct.

It is most common for a belt size to be 2"-3" larger than a pants size. This is because a pants size is a measurement of you, while a belt size is a measurement of you with a layer of fabric (your pants) wrapped around you.