Boston Leather Men's Leather Movers & Mechanics No Scratch Work Belt

I like the looks, I like the quality workmanship, i pike the non-scratch buckle.

I have originally purchased this belt in 2019. Automotive tech by profession. Wore it for 5 years without any issues at all.This belt is a little stiff at first but once you wear it in, it fits and feels excellent.My belt from 2019 finally broke. I did not hesitate to order another one today. The metal belt buckle hook is what broke on it. I'm glad there are 2 hooks and it's still usable, just comes undone every so often.Great quality and comfortable belt for the price! Highly recommend it.Hopefully the new one will last just as long.

I can honestly say this is the best belt I've ever owned! Need I say more?

Decent belt, not very pliable but expect it will break in. For more money, the Carhart is a better belt.This particular belt has two rubber coated studs to keep it hooked into the belt holes, but the stud closest to the end, pops out constantly. I’ll try to bend it if I can.No issues with the Carhart belt. The Carhart is an overall better belt, better made and I believe is worth the extra money. This is good for the money, but I’ll most likely buy the Carhart the next time, but again this is a “good buy”. The only issue may be the rubber coating peeling off the studs in the future.UPDATE: First thing, it's made in America, so extra points for that alone, but after 3 months, it's doing what it's suppose to do. After adjusting the curve of the "buckle", it fits much better. The way it was, the buckle would not fit flush and there was a gap, between buckle and belt, but after bending it, it looks and fits better. It also lacks a loop (which secures the excess leather, much like a typical belt) that two of the others have, but I'm not sure it's necessary. Also, at this time, the rubber coated studs are still working fine.***I have purchased 3 different scratch-less belts, the Boston Leather, Dickies and Carhartt and they all work well and no issues with either and so far, no problems with the stud falling off of the Dickies as mentioned by several reviews. It's possible that they've fixed the issue, because it appears that the stud will not unscrew, I've tried to unscrew it and it just spins freely without falling out. The Boston is a good value, because it was about $13 less than the Carhartt, but $3 more than the Dickies. The Carhartt is finished off nicer and looks better in my opinion, but if I'm looking for a good work belt, my choice would be the Boston, it looks good and works well at a good price, plus it's made here!

The pins will not stay in the belt.

I have a problem keeping it buckled. The the two teeth on the buckle are Flat and too straight. Every timeI get in a awkward position it unbuckles it selfIf I pull up my pants or adjust my pants it unbuckles. Now it’s a fine piece of thick real leather just has serious buckle issues.

Measured exactly as instructed, felt fits perfectly for IWB; take into account if you’re OWB or simply not carrying, going 1” smaller should land you in the middle of adjustment range. Broke in quickly, buckles easily, and stays put - great quality, price, and instant shipping... I’ll be back!

Best belt I've owned