KORE Essentials EDC Gun Belts

KORE Essentials Gun Belts - the best-fitting, most comfortable gun belt you’ll ever wear. Visit us online at www.KoreEssentials.com
What makes our EDC gun belts so unique ? NO Belt holes. That’s right, no more belt holes to stretch out, fit poorly, or even make more of. Instead Kore belts use a hidden track system that’s sewn into the back of the belt. This track gives you over 40+ size positions to choose from, in small ¼” increments. This means you can adjust your belt to your precise, exact waist size every time you put it on, even if you just ate too much for lunch. The belt actually draws your firearm perfectly to your side, eliminating any sag, or slag when you draw. A lot of our customers tell us they get a smoother, faster draw because of it.
All of our Kore gun belts are equipped with a reinforced Power-Core™ Center. This core is actually stronger than a steel core and so far - we’ve NEVER had a single one break. This proprietary material, was designed and tested over 2 years to provide superior support & durability, while maintaining a unique amount of flexibility for movement and comfort. We understand that a great EDC belt needs to firmly and securely support your firearm, and yet be comfortable enough to wear all day - sitting, standing and walking.
Leather EDC gun belts (1.5” wide) are constructed using 2 full-length pieces of Top-Grain Leather (inside & outer side) stitched together with heavy-duty thread and embossed with a tough, water-proof coating to protect from scuffing. Our leather gun belts are designed to support light to medium weight firearms (rated up to 4 lbs.). Our Tactical belts (1.5” wide) & Garrison Range belts (1.75” wide) use a nylon web outer layer (rated to 500 lbs.) and Super-Fiber inner layer that’s extremely durable (doesn’t wear) and is water/sweat resistant. Tactical belts can support full-sized firearms (rated to 8 lbs.), while Garrison Range belts can handle most any gear you need (rate to 10 lbs.). All track belts use layers to accommodate the track system.
Kore offers and wide variety of cool gun buckle styles for most environments. They’re constructed of alloy or stainless steel and plated with either gunmetal, nickel or powder coated. Although they may look very different on the outside, the mechanism and function is identical. Our buckles use a patented spring system that “locks” the belt in place, but with a touch of the release tab - you can quickly adjust or remove it entirely - fast. We use 2 set screws and a teeth clamp to keep the belt attached to the buckle, so it never pulls out on its own. Buckles and belts within categories are interchangeable. For example, that means that you can mix and match all the 1.5” wide X-series gun buckles and belts. And most of our buckles can open bottle tops using the underside.
With Kore belts - it’s One-Size Fits Most. That means your belt will arrive in one, very long size and you trim to fit. It’s easy to do and once it’s done - you’re able to adjust your belt “in and out” 5 inches. That’s a huge amount of adjustment. Regular Kore leather belts fit any waist from 24” up to 44”, with XL size up to 54”. And tactical belts fit any waist from 24” up to 54”, with extended XL (EXL) size belts up to 72” waist size.
So here’s how to Size Your Kore Belt. First, you’ll need a pair of sharp, heavy-duty scissors, or serrated knife. Next, take your pant size and add 4 inches to it. So if you wear 36” pants - your magic number is 40. Then using the printed ruler marks on the back of the belt, locate your number and cut straight across that mark. Do not use a measuring tape, that will only cause a miss-cut. Lastly, insert the cut tip into the buckle receptacle, clamp the teeth down and gently tighten the 2 set screws (using the provided 2mm wrench), taking care not to overtighten or strip them. Now you can try on your belt with your holstered firearm. Either iwb, owb or appendix. For appendix you can choose to rotate the buckle off to one side. If the belt is still too long, remove it and trim off another inch at a time until it’s the correct length. Usually about 3 inches beyond the belt loop. The tactical belts come with the belt keeper, and you may want to use a lighter to singe the exposed, cut nylon so it doesn’t fray.
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[@jaketravels]

Funny story! I was working a traffic collision that I had to extricate a patient that was injured. After we got him out of his vehicle we had to remove his clothes so we could expose and treat some of his injuries. I I told him I’m sorry but I have to cut your nice jacket off, is that OK? he said no but I had to do it anyways. I then told him that I’m sorry but we have to cut your pants is that OK and he said no and unfortunately we had to do it anyways. when I got to his waist I noticed he had a Kore belt on with the American flag and I said don’t worry we’re definitely not cutting your belt!!! when he laughed I knew he would be OK.😁

[@professional_larper]

Sounds like someone's an EMT. Perhaps fire department?

[@timowens7214]

💪🇺🇲

[@Rhapbus1]

Even if it’s a joke it’s funny hahahah

[@efreutel]

👍👍🤠🤠🤡🤡

[@LNDPIR8]

Just went through a CCW course this weekend running a Kore belt for the first time. Absolutely solid platform. Held up a 7-round L Frame 357 magnum like it was nothing, plus two speed loaders strong side and 3 mags for my semi-auto on the other side. Pants and gear all in place for hours. All the other guys were yanking their pants and struggling to holster, but I felt like I had a solid platform that kept my holster where I wanted it for every draw and reholster, and my rounds and mags where I needed them for every reload. Its definitely a great belt.

[@redcapote4760]

I just got my leather Kore belt yesterday. Holy crap that's a comfortable belt. And plenty stiff for my Sig compact. I'm selling my expensive gun belt from another company and picking up another Kore when it sells. The X7 is phenomenal. This destroys every other gun belt. Finally! Comfort in a gun belt. At last! Thank you Kore.

[@TOB-uk2xy]

Love the belt. I wish they made a buckle in polymer so I could go through TSA when traveling.

[@edwardmatt7387]

I was gifted this belt last oct and it definitely exceeded my expectations. You don't realize how cool it is to be able to adjust your belt in tiny increments, until you wear it. I mean I really like this belt. You can tigten and cinch it down when you load up at the range, then you can loosen after lunch to relax. Smartest belt I own.

[@efreutel]

What a superior design! I just ordered the 1-1/2 inch tactical belt and Iknow it’s the best hands down, on the market. I spent several years learning what makes a good gun belt and I surveyed the entire market. And many thanks for this informative video how to set up your belt. 👍👍👍

[@pedromora5500]

I've been using Kore EDC tactical belts for over a year and now I don't wear any other belts. I use it when I carry and when I don't. These belts are very reliable and comfortable. I love the buckles and the designs. My wife was looking for a birthday gift and I asked her that if she wanted to buy me something I can use on a daily basis, to get me a Kore tactical belt.

[@Southernguitar74]

The tactical nylon belt is fantastic. Nothing else compares.

[@jakeowen9665]

Love my kore belt lineup. Seriously the best belt I’ve ever worn

[@jackbauer4612]

Love my Kore belt. Bought another just for dress occasions. Love the easy adjustibility.

[@steveo6685]

Do they EDC belts come with the hanger

[@waffles05]

I just bought one the other day and instantly fell in love. I use next belt and this blew it out of the water. amazing belt.

[@rss5003]

Mercy, I only wish I'd bought a Kore Belt years ago! I'm old-school, always carry & play in the woods with a loaded down belt. I've "had" several leather traditional gun belts, ranger belts, belts so think a 45acp would bounce off of them etc... Made with extremely good thick quality leather. Reason I said "had" is because I finally bought a racheting Kore Belt, then another! I've given most my belts away now. The ease of adjusting my gear, my underwear not getting bunched up, no more lopsidedness. I'm sold, I'm a customer for life! These are the best belts for EDC, working, metal detecting, eating big dinner, getting in & out cars strapped or, combination of all the above. At the same time. Thanks Kore, these belts made my life easier & my boys much much happier!!! Quality & strength of Kore belt is Top Notch! Only variation I did was add a drop of medium thread lock to set screws. I'm not paid endorsement but, I am without a doubt a huge fan. Only wish I would've bought your gear years ago!!!!

[@gilleonard7378]

Best belt I have ever purchased. Really strong and stays in place when you set the ratchet.

[@wingrider1004]

Just got mine...excellent. Will buy it again.

[@Rhapbus1]

Just sized mine up… walking around with it feels wonderful

[@Mike_Y.]

Just got one for Christmas, its great.

[@douglasphillips24]

Love your belts. Kore is the best belt hands down.

[@AustenR23]

I was skeptical at first but took a chance and man was I wrong. These are super nice belts for edc. Once you get used to the crazy amount of adjsutment you can never go back to your cobra belt or belt with holes.

[@J_Westbrook]

Yes, it's a little stiff around the hip but that's okay, you get used to it and you learn how to adjust. One of the best features people fail to mention is how easy you can use the bathroom. You can loosen the belt all the way out. Actually undo your pants fully while keeping your gun secure. Number one or number two your gun doesn't flop. I'm posting this now from my "office." It's nice that my gun's not laying on the floor.

[@tylerboyd4459]

core belt buckles are super good

[@jamesbanditpudgy194]

Love mine I use it for competitive shooting

[@elonmusk8667]

I couldnt use my LV belt so I got this Kore belt. Its awesome.

[@michaelmatthews521]

These are all I wear now becuase you can adjust them like crazy. My cobra belt is gathering dust in closet. I need that new battle belt they are releasing.

[@Chris-km7rd]

Just ordered a leather and tactical. Excited to try it out. I carry IWB and OWB so the adjustment factor is really nice.

[@rjlewis8346]

How long did it take to receive?

[@WeSkatePN]

Just bought my first EDC belt I can’t wait for it to come in

[@jackblack579]

I have the x6 on the way,my first also..how do you like it?

[@kennyd1460]

I am a HUGE Kore fan. I just got the 1.75" wide model thats proven itself at the range. I load the hell out of it and you can adjust it on the fly.

[@skidstainz1d]

What’s the difference between 1.5 and 1.75?

[@mynamejef7963]

@@skidstainz1dthe width

[@ThePaPappy]

Ever think of dong a war belt style ? Not a professional operators belt but one that can be ready with a knife, gun, light, mace ? Light duty stuff when things go bump in the night or for hunters ??? Just a thought. Have three of your belts and love them. Thanks for making the bigger sizes !

[@Koreessentialsbrand]

We are about to debut the World's First Micro Adjustable Battle Belt (aka operator belt, war belt). Its a 2 belt system that adjusts in unison to give you a perfect fit while you run your gear. Thanks for supporting!!

[@highspeed9518]

This belt is so nice i wear it without pants on !

[@marksmith6435]

🤣

[@hakanicen]

:))))))

[@grantray4789]

I graduated in culinary arts and I ate too many big lunches. This belt fixes the problem. ☃

[@MikeAnthony1969]

I noticed in the very first frame the holster was inside just the belt and not the pants. Is this how its worn?

[@MrBoriqua2000]

I see X2 X5 X7 and so on. What are the differences?

[@sheldon822]

Me and both my brothers all wear this same belts for ccw. I feel like I am spoiled by the fitment method and the perfect fit. How can I ever wear a belt with holes in it or velcro or anything else??

[@jpet2126]

Anyone know how these belts will hold up when they get wet from sweat on the daily? I live where it gets really hot during the summer and I work outside. It is a daily occurrence that this belt will be subject to sweat. Any idea how long it will last?

[@bobbrock4221]

What is the little piece of nylon material in the little plastic baggie that came with my belt? I can't figure out what this thing is. I think the insert that came with it list it as a belt keeper, but I can't tell if that's what it is as the picture looks a bit different.

[@mannycali334]

What’s the difference between x5 x6 and x7?

[@p058720235]

I need some help understanding the options on Kore’s website. One thing I don’t understand is the X1, X2 et”c that start the belt description. I think it goes up to X8. What does this stand for??

[@Koreessentialsbrand]

The X1 thru X8 is just the name of the buckle. Each buckle has a unique exterior design, but the mechanism is identical in everyway. All of the X-series buckles are compatible with our 1.5" wide leather and tactical gun belt straps. Thanks

[@6FStyleCo]

What is the little black elastic strap that comes with the belt

[@Buttsophagus]

4:51

[@chltmdwp]

I received this exact belt. What am I supposed to do with a belt keeper?

[@Koreessentialsbrand]

Use it to hold the tip down and stop it from from sticking out. Thanks

[@4coopdawg]

Anyone know what pants the guys wearing at 4;17 in video ? Thank You

[@christianrodriguez2868]

Limited Edition CRYE G3 Pants

[@antony1773]

WARNING GUYS: once you get used to all the adjustment you get wiht these belts - you can NOT go back to traditional belts no way. habit forming!!!