Kore Belt with X5 Buckle

The Kore Tactical belt is 1.5” wide and 5 mm thick and made of nylon web with a 10” hidden track of KORE’s Proprietary Reinforced Power-Core center to prevent sagging when carrying. 

If you need a different belt color or buckle combination than the ones we have listed just give us a call before ordering and we’ll be glad to let you know what we have in stock and get your order ready just for you.

Includes:  X5 Style Gun Buckle & Black Tactical Reinforced Belt  [+1 belt keeper, hex wrench & set screws] 

• KORE Tactical belts are constructed to support small to full-size firearms, magazines and additional gear. Tactical belts are 2X’s as stiff as our leather gun belts.
• Best fitting, most durable tactical belt you’ll ever wear. Precise, secure fit provides a smooth, fast draw every time.
• NO Belt Holes. Instead Kore concealed carry belts use a hidden track with 40+ sizing points, to adjust ¼” at a time. Result = 800% more adjustable vs. traditional gun belt. 
• Nylon Web outer layer, Super-Fiber inner lining with proprietary Reinforced Power-Core™ center (Rated to 500 lbs.). Belts are very durable & stiff enough to support small to heavy weight holsters, firearms, magazines, etc. (8 lbs. max). Classic buckle designs available, because no one needs to know you’re carrying. 
• Tactical Belts are 1.5″ wide and One-Size to fit any waist from 24” up to 54″. 
• Belt is secured to buckle using large teeth clamp & 2 set screws with hex wrench (included). 
• Includes matching Belt Keeper to keep the tip of your belt secure against your waist.

This belts is a ONE-SIZE and FITS ANY WAIST from 24” up to 50″.  

Here’s how to trim your new belt for a perfect fit. It’s easy and only takes a minute to do.

1. On the back of the belt we printed a sizing ruler. Locate your pant size on the ruler – ADD 4 inches and CUT – using sharp, heavy-duty scissors.
2. For example, if your pant size is 32” – cut the belt at 36” mark. If your pant size is is close to the maximum – do NOT cut the belt. Proceed to step 3.
3. Using the wrench that is included, loosen the screws on the back of the buckle.
4. Insert cut or blunt end of belt into buckle teeth and clamp down firmly. It’s OK to use force if needed (use tabletop for leverage) –  the buckle won’t break.
5. Tighten the screws until they are flush with the buckle.  You will get resistance.
6. Feed belt around your waist (L to R), thru buckle and the first belt loop. Pull until belt feels snug.
7. Ideally, your belt tip should extend beyond the first belt loop by 2-3 inches. If your belt is too long – just remove the buckle and trim off one inch at a time until the desired length is achieved. Cut with Caution.