KORE Trakline Gun Belt & X1 Buckle | Review & How To Size

Review of the new KORE Essentials Trakline Black Nylon Tactical Belt with X1 Buckle in gunmetal finish. Unlike the KORE Trakline fashion belts available (amzn.to/46P3riC), this reinforced nylon-webbed gun belt offers additional support for use with carry and duty holsters, allowing up to 10 lbs. of weight to be easily carried on the waist.
The KORE gun belt uses the heavy-duty Trakline system to allow 1/4 inch adjustments with a push of a button on the interchangeable KORE buckle. This ratchet belt system isn't new to the market, but only KORE Essentials provides these smart-belts with heavy-duty reinforcements throughout to allow for extended life and additional carry weight.
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Every belt is nearly universal in size out of the box, allowing it to be cut down as needed to accommodate belt sizes of 24 inches to 54 inches. In the video I show how to cut the belt to the correct size when you first receive it. I also use the scrap piece of belt to show what is within the nylon webbing for reinforcements.
Some nice features of these ratchet belts is the ability to change buckles quickly and easily, simply by lifting on the clamping mechanism which attaches it to the belt itself. This also allows for easy removal of the buckle at airport security checks, avoiding the need to remove the actual belt around the waist. These belts also offer a tremendous improvement on comfort and adjustability, allowing nearly endless adjustments in size, all done with a quick push of a button.
This new tactical nylon gun belt from KORE Essentials is also available in tan. The nylon outer webbing is rated to 500 pounds and surrounds a reinforced poly-core center. The belt is water resistant and extremely durable. Overall its an excellent option for not only a gun belt, but an everyday wear belt that looks great. And, at the great price KORE offers these heavy-duty Trakline belts, you can't go wrong!
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[@stonemaster]

I have 5 gun belts from Kore essentials. I have 3 leather gun belts (2 black - shorter for OWB, longer for IWB - and 1 brown) for dressier wear, and both tactical belts (black and tan) for casual. They’re great! Better than other “track-lock” type belts and the only track gun belts I know of. Micro adjustable to custom fit to your holster and waist. The tactical belts are stiffer and great for competition use, too.

[@phillipdipane9880]

I can tell you first hand my Kore leather reinforced belt has everything you want in a gun belt. Great quality, strength and looks. It holds well with fully loaded weapon of 15 rounds and extra mag. Style is great and wears well with my sport coat. I'm extremely pleased I got one...

[@ickess]

Great video. Was nice to know about what was inside and not to fold. My kore belt is on the way

[@DatBoiKIllaZ3]

I have a Kore gun belt and they're pretty awesome. Very durable and tough. Holds my IWB holster with absolutely no problems. I'm planning to buy another for my father. Love the ratchet system fits me perfectly throughout the day. Would definitely recommend this for anyone who is interested in a better gun belt!

[@YourOfficialDailyAmerican007]

This is my first and last belt i'll ever buy.. I never had any type of gun belt and I needed one for my new p10c. I received my new kore belt in the mail about 5 business days after buying it and opened it immediately and wore it. I wore it with no gun at first because i wanted to try it without it and see how comfortable it is. It is the most comfortable belt I've ever worn, it kept my pants up, and it was super light! I love it! It is the Alpha and Omega of belts. I am already looking at buying another kore belt !! Worth the money and time!!

[@michaelschooley29]

I got a Kore brand tactical belt in tan and love it! Putting it on and taking it off is so easy. I bought this belt to hang holsters on as I conceal carry and it works fantastic for that purpose. A regular belt just won't work, you need a belt like this. Besides being a very functional gun belt it looks great too. Only negative was the belt keepers that were included (black) did not match the tan belt.

[@jakedressel4317]

The Kore tactical nylon gun belt is by far the best gun belt that I have ever owned! The belt is super sturdy, noticeably sturdier than their leather gun belt version. I run a few different holster models on it and it works great and does not sag at all. The trakline system is awesome to get the perfect fit especially if you’re someone like me who works out and your weight varies at different times of the year. I highly recommend this belt!

[@jeffneil4867]

Just bought my second tactical gunbelt from Kore a few weeks after my first which I have to say was better than I imagined. Does the job better than any other ratchet belt. The best part is the easy adjustment when I sit in the car or down to eat. I wear suspenders with them to take the load off my hips and to allow for a slightly looser fit. Now I want to have a leather one.

[@rr788]

I purchased this Kore belt for everyday carry and find it works great for IWB, and standard outside the waistband leather holsters. I’ve even tried it with a tactician duty carry holster and find it works great for that too. The belt is rigid and comfortable, so much so that I wear it for every day casual as you would any fashion belt, to, you know, just hold your trousers up.

[@kylelang7330]

I’ve had this belt for about 2 weeks now, and words cannot describe how amazing it is. I bought this product based on KZbin reviews like this one and I’m glad I did. The belt has changed carrying a concealed weapon for me, once I tighten the belt I am fully confident my firearm will not move, or sag. I’m a proud user of the KORE essential belt, and can’t wait for the stocks to re generate so I can purchase the tactical version. I recommend you get one.

[@Dizzywind]

The Kore gun belt is lite strong and well constructed. Holds my carry weapons with ease. It is very easy to put on and take off. No more removing the buckle or Velcro to deal with. The 1/4” adjustments are so awesome I may never wear an old school style belt again. Love it and I can highly recommend purchasing one even if you don’t carry firearms.

[@anthonyruiz2680]

I purchased my first Kore Essentials gun belt about a year ago and it’s been my everyday EDC belt since. The ability to adjust the belt in small increments with the track system and hold my firearm in place sets this belt apart from all the rest. Just purchased my second belt and couldn’t be happier.

[@dougjackson1460]

These Kore track belts are very well made & a classy product. Easy to use, durable, and fashionable. This belt goes with both casual & dress clothing. It is very pliable & comfortable to wear. The buckle is a unique design and eye-catching! I love the adjustment action & ease of operation!

[@Tactical_Shenanigans]

I ordered on yesterday, looking forward to trying it out!

[@TheCshort01]

My Kore belt is the best belt I own. I originally bought a brown one to wear with an IWB holster for concealed carry, but have been wearing it every day regardless. It's a very nice looking, comfortable belt and I like it better than any other I have. For that reason I just purchased another in black.

[@theparadox101]

I bought a Kore X3 model gun belt in anticipation of getting my CHL permit and I decided to try it out as a regular belt prior to carrying a gun on it. I have to say that I greatly enjoy this belt. It allows me to adjust it to whatever is comfortable whether sitting or standing while being discrete. Once I started carrying, I noticed how the belt was perfect at holding the gun (XDM 3.8" compact) and the holster (Vedder Lighttuck) without being uncomfortable, which was a concern that I had due to the size/weight of the gun on an average sized guy. The belt has been great and my dad gave me a great comparison. He started carrying his ccw (M&P shield) in his holster (Vedder Lighttuck) with his normal every day belt. He told me that since his gun was small, he didn't figure that it needed a better belt. Let me summarize by saying that he is really looking forward to receiving his father's day gift of a Kore X3, since his regular gun belt has not held up well or done a good job of keeping the holster in place when he practices drawing his firearm. I have been extremely impressed with the quality of the Kore belt, it makes carrying a breeze and it doesn't scream "Tactical!" to any anti-gun friends of mine. It is just a great all-around belt and I would definitely recommend it.

[@bobkelly5652]

I use the Kore nylon tactical gun belt and its great. I’ve been using it every day and it has exceeded my expectations for comfort. It has the right amount of stiffness to keep my holster in place.

[@cahusker8668]

I got the Kore tactical belt for competition shooting and first outing with it was flawless! Held my gun, holster and magazines all day. The 1/4 inch increments allows a more precise fitting and adjusting vs my old leather belt or the velcro.

[@speedygonzalez913]

I’ve had the Kore leather gun belt for almost 2 years now and I love that belt, but I couldn’t carry my larger pistol and Extra mags because of the weight. Then came this reinforced tactical belt from Kore essentials, became a game changer for me. This is my new everyday belt and is comfortable and capable of handling a full size pistol, two extra mags and more. I'd give it a 5 star rating.

[@davidhargis6488]

Glad I got the Kore belt. First I didn't know what to expect when I first ordered the belt other than by reading the reviews by others. Seemed like Kore was the way to go. But I have never owned a gun belt before. To the point, the belt is fantastic. Great quality and workmanship. Works as advertised. It works perfectly carrying a heavier semiautomatic pistol.

[@imha]

Kore makes a great product. Performs just as expected. Very sturdy belt. Love the fact it looks like a normal belt. Take a little extra strength to get the clip in the leather but that just shows how tough it is. I ended up having to step on the buckle to make the initial bite into it the belt. I actually used my Kore belt during a 3 gun competition last weekend and it held up just fine, even with all the holsters hanging off of it

[@jasonprivitera3839]

I've had the Kore tactical belt couple of weeks and I am very happy with it. Looks and performs fantastic. Very comfortable for concealed EDC. The track system provides an almost custom fit. The belt itself is very sturdy. The only knock I can think of is getting used to a very rigid belt. But even the belt seems to be breaking in day by day. Overall it's a great belt!

[@everettblanton8727]

Being a new concealed carrier, this is my first gun belt. After researching many belts on the market, and considering price/value for my money the KORE belt seemed the obvious choice. The belt functions great! The stiffness is something to get use to, but that just comes with belt... So far so good.

[@christianquinto8241]

Hands down Kore makes the best concealed gun belt in the market. It's excellent craftsmanship and quality. And supports my firearm nicely.

[@cezuhh]

The new Kore tactical nylon belts are great! I have been wearing mine everyday for over a month now. The belt is stiffer than the leather gun belts. The quality and detail that went into the tactical belts is amazing. The size numbers on the backside are stamped into the belt and no longer printed. The stitching along the belt is durable and has not ripped or frayed from removing my holster. The belt doesn't sag nor has it lost its shape. I highly recommend these belts!

[@my91sy]

Best belt I've used, comfortable fit and Kore works great with inside and outside the waistband holsters.

[@kenwes2336]

Every minute I wear pants I wear my Kore belt. I will never use any other kind of belt. Amazing workmanship and top notch materials. Great EDC belt.

[@plpelny]

I LOVE my kore belt. Finally, a gun belt with the stiffness to keep a holster where it is supposed to be... concealed!

[@jeffatwood4119]

I've worn my Kore gun belt 6 days a week for the past 2 years and it still looks and functions like new ! You can't beat it - it's an awesome belt !

[@edgarmartinez3649]

Kore has upgrade all its gun belts several times over since this vid. I have 2 of them and very good product. Secures my sig iwb and super comfortable.

[@michaelsterling8964]

This is my second gun belt from KORE. I love these belts! I love having a gun belt that I can wear that doesn’t scream gun. I wear these with suits and they look great. Next will need to be the Duty belt. I love the simple adjustments with the ratchet system. These are the only gun belts I wear now.

[@benrodriguez1286]

have had a kore essentials belt for about 2 years now and i have to say, it is the best edc belt out there. I carry a glock 19 gen 4 and it works perfect. No drag when you have your edc on you, the ratchet system secures a great fit. I actually had mine stolen and i immediately purchased another one. I refuse to wear anything else but a kore belt for my edc. If you want a quality, well made edc belt then kore essentials is the way to go.

[@NickGines-vk1vk]

I found that the Kore belt is really stiff and holds gun weight well. I usually run a 5-11 1 3/4 inch belt. What I like about the Kore Belt is that it is as stiff, if not more so. I was not always able to find enough velcro for the 5-11 belt due to belt loops and belt length. With the Kore belt, i get precise adjustment to fit my gun without being too loose and too tight.

[@outlaw699]

So far this Kore belt has been awesome. It holds my S&W 9mm 2.0 compact with NO problem. It's a solid gun belt. If you have back issues this is the belt for you. I've had 3 back surgeries and usually can't wear a belt for a long time. Let me tell you, with this belt being stiff if distributes all the weight and pressure equally all the way around your waist. I love the quarter inch adjustment. I can wear this belt all the time with with a iwb holster. I wear this belt with and without my gun, it's that good.

[@babayaga9373]

After doing a lot of research and watching tactical belt reviews on KZbin, Kore always came in at the top of the list, so I went with it for my first track style belt. After wearing Kore's tactical version for a month I'm sticking with it from here on out... even for any new dress belts! Initially my plan was to try the Kore belt first, and then try some other brand track style belts to see how they matched up. But for the quality, the support and the fit, I feel like I don't need to look any further!

[@richardstorck2994]

I own the Kore black and a tan tactical gun belts, both with the solid stainless steel X4 buckle. These belts and buckles are incredible! They are very rugged and the stainless buckle works flawlessly. I have used them daily since they arrived and i can say enough about them. Worth every cent.

[@joshwest787]

I ordered one recently and got the belt within three days ! Quality of the belt is amazing. Easy to follow instructions reference sizing the belt. Very rigid which makes it great for conceal carry. Easily supports the weight of my firearm. I'm beyond pleased. I Highly recommended these Kore belts to anyone looking for a quality - functional gun belt.

[@pauldeleon7207]

I did research on the this kore belt and if only half the reviews were true i knew i was getting a unique and exceptional product. They were true. I did great belt for my EDC, the quarter inch adjustments make this hands down the BEST BELT on the market and worth every penny. Kore essentials is #1 in my book.

[@kingaloo1490]

My previous gun belts were too thick for cellphone holster clips, and the clips on the radios I use at work. I had to switch belts between dress (work) and jeans (off). The KORE belt works great for both, looks good, and has no problem with retention. I carry a FN 509 (17 round clip) easily. The other big point is the ability to make small adjustments to tighten or loosen. Very happy with the purchase and would highly recommend, the small doubts I had before I bought one are gone after experiencing it first hand. It's a well made and well thought out belt.

[@fiddlermike]

I bought the Kore X3 tactical belt and its great. Both my Shield, carried IWB, and my MP Compact, carried OWB, feel a lot more secure on my Kore belt. IWB carry doesn't dig into my buttock the way it did with my generic leather belt. I'd buy it again.

[@firecaptdave1273]

Good review. What's the other brand of belt you show at 10:00? If you mentioned it, I missed it.

[@intoweapons]

Thanks! Its a Mission Ratchet Belt... Have a video review of it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHbJZIKslJWnkKM

[@Northstatepressurewashing]

I bought the Kore belt after seeing a few people mention them on Instagram, specifically Davemodcustoms since the guy doesn’t rep anything that isn’t dope and top of the line. I bought a rachet belt years ago and loved it but it was just like the 'as seen on tv' belt. So by no means could it be used to carry a firearm. Too flimsy. And I’ve purchased numerous gun belts and they all seem to be a pain in the ass to get thru the pant loops, but my Kore belt literally guides itself thru till it makes full circle. The rigidity is on point and I love the release lever to allow the slack you need. If you need a great belt this is the one, you won’t be disappointed.

[@redrumbear7387]

I just bought my second Kore gun belt. I bought the brown leather gun belt a few months ago and haven't looked back. The only. . . I guess self inflected issue. Would be what seems perfectly tight when you are standing. After seating the gun and going for the final tightening. Tends to be too tight when I sit down. So I would recommend getting it to your desired tightness. Then backing it off 1 click. Otherwise when I didn't. I would sit down and it would be uncomfortable. Take it from a particular type off A-hole. Who is particular about his equipment. This is worth it. If I had to do it again. The only thing I would change. Would be to buy the extra belt at the discount. Since now what would have cost me $80-ish. I am about to spent $120ish on. Buying my second belt in a separate order.

[@nickjm37fordel1]

That's cool that your range will let you draw and shoot from the holster !

[@intoweapons]

Yep, as long as you are a member (not general public) and deemed competent in draw method and safety by the range officer, you are set to go! not many people do at the range (thankfully), but a lot of long-time members and regulars practice occasionally.

[@NoblesTx]

Been watching their website for the tan tactical belt... first I saw it would be available on dec 15th so I waited.. then they said it would be available today, dec 28... I waited. No belts in stock, other then the fashion and leather gun belts. The nylon is NOT in stock. And I’m really starting to wonder if I should just go with another brand. I’m getting tired of waiting. How in the world did you get ahold of a nylon gun belt? Who do I have to call to get a belt haha it’s sad that iv been wanting for a belt this long.

[@intoweapons]

stay the course, good products are worth waiting for!

[@NoblesTx]

IntoWeapons 😭😭😭😭😭😭😢

[@NoblesTx]

IntoWeapons just ordered one! Let’s hope she’s good in the field! Thanks for the videos!

[@jeffreyl.7210]

"I hope my scissors is good enough" that's poor grammar! I hope my scissors are good enough. Good video though 👊🏼