HUNTING BELTS

[@NCWoodlandRoamer]

Nice review on belts, I commend you for buying USA made as much as possible! I'm currently working on my USA hunting rifle project as I call it lol. A 1965 Winchester model 70, 30-06 (what's more American?), Bell and Carlson stock (made in Kansas) Warne rings and bases, Leupold scope (Oregon) and Montana leather sling (Montana of course).

[@deanroome5420]

Thanks Desert Dog for the great tip on the Marsupial Belt. I have had bad belt luck until I took your advice and bought one

[@MrChiumiento]

Love this review and would love to see more reviews on your warmest hunting clothes that are made in USA. I have been looking for the best stuff. I like first lite but I don’t like where it is made.

[@guitarhiker4449]

Very indepth, honest review! I can tell you have been around the belt block before! Thank you!

[@williamboyd8146]

Just ordered the Marcupial becasue you said so!!! Great WorK DD

[@Nickrioblanco1]

Thank you for providing a much needed service to the hunting community. Please keep up the great work.

[@YellowHammer26]

Thanks DD I really like the looks of that marsupial belt.

[@seboudog]

Hi DD, good topic. I've three different 5.11 belts which I like and use daily, though thanks for giving me a cue about the Marsupial Belt... gonna get one!

[@roddawe2505]

Another great review video DD. Like you and probably most men out there, I have a drawer full of old belts. Several years ago I discovered the 511 belt very similar to the one that you reviewed, and imo it's the simplest, most comfortable belt I've ever owned. I wear it daily, know matter the occasion . Like I said, I've owned it for many years and there's no sign of wear or tear on it. Thanks again.

[@sinepari9160]

I've tried a lot of these and recently purchased a couple of Ridge belts (both buckle types)... they appear to TSA compatible (poly/nylon and some kind of polymer buckles on the lightweight which can be easily swapped when you need to travel). Loving the Ridge belts...

[@lets_fish_already_9345]

About a year ago I made a 2 inch wide belt from buffalo leather and the only issue I've ever had was taking a piss because the belt wouldn't go through my belt loops so when I undo everything I'd have to flair my hips out to keep the belt from falling.

[@rgalletta58]

Unique Content. Much appreciated by the back country folks. Gotta say, I'm happy with my leather belt but I wear suspenders too. I totally get the emergency relief issues as well, lol! Those TSA belts look nice though

[@andrewmacaulay1585]

Excellent…what’s your choice of shell carrying holders whether in Africa or North America ? Make for a good video I think. Kind regards New Brunswick Canada

[@Amblos-jk7uo]

I have a weaved army green paracord belt that I absolutely love. It’s light and the belt tab inserts between the weave anywhere you like. I wore it on several hunts with zero lssues.

[@luvtahandload7692]

Is there a brand name or clothing outlet for that belt that you can share? Would appreciate it.

[@Amblos-jk7uo]

@@luvtahandload7692 I actually got it at JC Penny several years ago. I cut the mfr. tag off and don’t know the brand. If you google green paracord belt, there’s a few. I don’t see mine though.

[@davidmalone4017]

Always the very best videos!!!thank you so much!!!

[@jackbuendgen389]

Marsupial gear also makes a FANTASTIC bino harness! Can't recommend them enough!

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Absolutely! I own one and used it for a couple seasons before switching to the Alaska Guide Creations harness. My youngest son now uses the Marsupial harness and loves it.

[@jackbuendgen389]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 I personally prefer the way marsupial gear harnesses open. But to each their own.

[@robbiek5oh]

Swamp doggie uses a cotton belt: his belly hangs over his belt and he hunts from his truck

[@Capstick58]

Bought your recommend belt. Love it

[@luvtahandload7692]

Great review, DD. I might have to get one of those Marsupial belts. I figured they would be made Down Under. I was hoping you'd review that Murray Custom Leather cartridge belt hanging in the background. Thanks! 👍😃🍺🇺🇲

[@jamesondancy2183]

Cool hog buckle!!

[@thomaschalupa1042]

I'm digging your channel. Keep up the good work. Great, no bs info

[@paulsimmons5726]

Not just "sketchy" but "super sketchy!" When regular "sketchy" isn't enough...

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Hanging off a wall supported by that little D-ring and trusting your life to "belt loops" on you pants, then hoping the slave laborers at the Chinese Condor plant were paying attention when they made your belt; probably qualifies as "super sketchy", lol.

[@paulsimmons5726]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 Yes Sir, anything from China qualifies for SUPER SKETCHY!

[@dustin6816]

Great review

[@daveaver]

I’d like to recommend Blue Alpha (EDC) also- USA made. Marsupial is superb. Thanks DD.

[@TexasLonghornRanch]

I’m a fan of the grip6 ultralight belts. It takes a little getting used to. But if you’re going to be covering a lot of terrain and ounces matter this is the belt.

[@briankopp1369]

I've been searching for a decent belt for quite a while I currently wear a thick leather belt my wife bought me a horrible belt from we the people it was 40 something dollars only Velcro first 5 seconds I bet over and it unbuckled they have one for $80 I'm sure it's great my first rifle wich cost substantially less has taken hundreds of hogs and many deer I can afford $80 for a belt but not to just return it again thank you for your info I'll be trying out a marsupial

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

I love my 3in leather belt for my tool belt, but wouldn't want to wear it hunting. I have a couple of American made hemp belts with 2 d rings for buckle. I wear them in the winter. Because of layering I need a belt in the winter.

[@coreychilders4970]

Great review man!

[@davewinter2688]

Another good, practical product review. I think I'll have to find a Marsupial belt. Does it have a hidden pouch? Now where can I find a decent pair of bird hunting pants at a decent price? The kind that used to have canvas on the front. Then that became so-called ripstop nylon. I outgrew mine years ago.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

The company is called "Marsupial Gear", because initially all they made was chest-mounted bino harnesses.

[@ulysses8859]

Thank you DD!! I have been looking at belts recently and even bought a few to only be disappointed. Each one I purchased yeah, made in a communist country. You cover it all DD and I thank you for it brother.

[@tombanks4863]

Groove buckles are made in CHINA. It is expensive for a stretchy thin belt and when I draw my gun I have to hold on to it or it rides up. It is terrible for EDC. Who cares if you have to take your belt off once a month?