If you can find an old Proctor EDC belt, they're amazing.



I've been looking at this one;

The Foundation Gun Belt - EDC Carry

The 5 Major Failure Points Of Today's Gun Belts and The Only Belt That Passes the Test for Every Day Concealed Carry

www.concealedcarry.com

 

Shift your buckle for appendix carry. Mine sits about 2:30. Most appendix carriers I know shift the buckle. Velcro is an option but the downside I have found with it on a carry belt is that small adjustments to the belt size throughout the day become conspicuous.

 

Exactly. Been wearing a Grip6 belt almost exclusively for the past 3-4 years. Buckle is so flat it is easy to shift off to the side since I carry AIWB 90% of the time.

 

Wilderness Instructor belt.....

 

That has a buckle. A rather large one, too. The OP wants something without a buckle.

 

Megingjörð - AIWB Specific - Conceal Carry Belt *VER 4* here is the ticket

 

Blue Alpha Gear is your friend. But when I carry outside the waistband, I switch to a Daltech synthetic belt and put it on backwards (I’m a lefty.)

For appendix inside the waistband, I carry at about 11 o’clock, it fits right in the crease of the oblique above your groin. Also reverse the BAG belt so that the flap is on my right.


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I have a Nexbelt. The model I have has a small square buckle, it is designed for use with Apendix carry. I don't carry that way, I just like the smaller buckle.

 

The Wilderness Low pro EDC belt has a buckle, but it is really, really small, basically a pivot point for the belt. I got one over a year ago and love it. I haven't worn my Instructor since then. It is the exact same belt as the Wilderness Instructor but with a tiny, very lightweight buckle. You can't rappel with it, but then who honestly needs that feature in an everyday belt?

Wilderness LowPro EDC Belt

 

I like my Mastermind Tactics Specialist Pro. I have several. They still have as an option, if you ask, a very small metal buckle that slips through all the belt loops. That is my favorite.

MASTERMIND TACTICS SHOP SPECIALIST PRO

ADD TO CART TO SELECT SIZE CLICK HERE FOR BELT SIZING GUIDE SPECS: Ideal for IWB and AIWB carry 1.5” width Specialized high cycle-life loop Chemically stiffened belt end Handmade in the USA

www.mastermindtactics.com

 

Have to agree! I have two Mastermind Specialist Pro belts. Great for IWB and very comfortable and affordable.

 

he's probably looking for experience with something akin to a liner/inner belt. maybe check out safariland or similar.

 

I’ll second blue alpha. No traditional buckle, just a polymer loop where the belt goes through and feeds back on itself.

Low Profile EDC Belt | IWB Appendix Carry | Blue Alpha

Great choice if you want a super small and slim polymer buckle that works well for IWB appendix carry. Two layers of strong, stiff, high-quality 1.5" nylon webbing. Allows for the extra space you need for your daily carry.

www.bluealphabelts.com

 

Blue Alpha Gear makes phenomenal cobra-buckle belts that utilize a velcro length to adjust belt size. also, made in America and great customer service and warranty (it my be lifetime). I have two of their EDC belts with cobra buckles, and one of their larger range belts with the larger cobra buckle. Finest belts for carrying I've ever known.

 

Mastermind Tactics Specialist with the small metal buckle.

 

I don't own one, but Dynamis Alliance (Dom Raso) has them on his site in 1.5" and 1.75" widths.

https://crusheverything.com/product/1-5-lopro-belt-patch-style/

 

Wilderness Instructor is good stuff. They revelcroed mine for a very reasonable price. I have since moved on to ratchet belts though.

 

My problem with Velcro is that it breaks down with the daily on/off routine, it's OK to set up a particular size but I'll be wanting a buckle of some sort. Been using nexbelts lately and if you need to adjust the size for whatever requirement it's not some big bloody performance.

 

That’s not a bad point, especially if you go to bed after your spouse. Ripping that Velcro belt makes quite the noise!


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Rotate the buckle to the left side of the first belt loop.