10 in 1 Police Utility Belt Black Law Enforcement Modular Equipment System Security Military Tactical Duty Utility Belt Versatile Military Modular Equipment System Molded Duty Belt Set

Bought as a costume prop and this thing has it all. Quality seems good and I have no idea what some of the pieces are for.

I used this for a cosplay and it worked well. The belt wasn’t very heavy and pretty light. The adjustment wasn’t very good though.

This is a no brainer for value. A couple of accessory pouches or the pistol holster are often sold for more than the cost of this whole kit.I recently acquired a tourniquet that fits perfectly into the pouch that was labeled as flashlight holster. The pouches are very versatile.The pistol holster fits a semi auto compact very well, and the dual magazine pouch is a good fit for two double stacks as well.The accessory pouches are connected to the belt with hook and loop belt loops. The belt is rigid and the hook and loop fasteners keep everything securely in place.The accessory pouches and holsters can easily be reattached to any belt, back pack, or molle system. That’s a lot of versatility.I can recommend this as an excellent value.

Cheaply made, maybe good for security guard work but you get what you pay for

Let’s be clear: This is not “professional grade” stuff. I don’t think too many full-time law enforcement officers will be sporting this gear. What it IS though is a nice assortment of nylon tactical accessories at a bargain price that are more than adequate for part-time or casual use in camping environments or for costume/cosplay use, etc.Basically everything here is made of 600D (or heavier) nylon. The belt itself is quite heavy and accepts all the included accessories anywhere along its length using the integrated hook/loop lining. The various pouches appear very well made for the price and are easy to attach. Some of the larger pouches have both snaps AND hook/loop, which I found to be somewhat frustrating. Some might like it but I think sticking with a quality hook/loop and foregoing the snaps would have been the way to go. For the most part the hook/loop-only closures are secure and functional without snaps, which are somewhat clumsy and can be difficult to secure when also fighting the hook/loop. Ultimately I guess it’s a personal preference thing; fortunately it’s easy to just ignore the snaps and use the hook/loop by itself.I think at the end of the day the big attraction here is the overall value. At the current price the set breaks down to basically two bucks for each piece and the belt for free which is an outstanding value for what you’re getting. If you have need for this stuff, look no further.