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The Wolf Equipment Belt was designed and presented since JANUARY 2014,
being one of the first belts with AustriAlpin Cobra adjustable buckle system.
This gear combines traditional leather with modern hardware - the strongest quick release buckles. Wolf Wind Equipment Belts are to be worn outside a jacket or as a second belt and designed to carry equipment close at hand in a readily accessible manner.
All the Hardware is MADE IN USA and EUROPEAN UNION - of the finest materials and
like Wolf Wind sheaths, the pieces/attachments are removable and replaceable.
It is an extremely durable belt that will outperform and outlast anything made offshore. Contents:- AustriAlpin Cobra Adjustable buckle -quick-release- always two-finger safety release only.
Made of extremely resistant material for most extreme situations, never disengage under load.
Color: black matte - ITW Nexus snap hook - M.A.S.H.- ITW Nexus hook - C.L.A.S.H- AustriAlpin karabiner- AustriAlpin 2-Slots buckle (upgrade)- Black oxide treated steel Chicago screws- High-quality vegetable-tanned leather that will ages well with two layers of thick leather
hand-stitched together (17-20 oz) with double passage of waxed linen thread
Width: 4.5 cm (1.77 inches)- Fiebing´s oil dyes - Water and mildew repellent finish - Nylon webbing MIL-W-4088 TYP 7 class 1a - Each belt comes with a nylon webbing removable extension that increments for fine adjustment Please note: the Wolf Equipment Belt does not include the Wolf Equipment Pouch but can be purchased together. For so, add € 40 for the EXTRA POUCH.EACH BELT IS TOTALLY HANDMADE and HAND-STITCHED (there is NO SEWING MACHINE)
Sizing instructions:Measure your waist circumference in cm / inches with a measuring tape (tailor tape).
- For the minimum size: put the tape around your first belt on your pants, measuring the cm / inches;
- For the maximum size: put the tape above your jacket/parka, measuring the cm / inches Options: - Belt color: Dark Brown - Stitching color: Natural, Black or Brown ? Wolf Equipment Belt since January 2014
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