First Look: Nextbelt Frances EDC Gun Belt

by
posted on August 23, 2020
nextbelt.jpg

Nexbelt, known as the belt with no holes, recently introduced its new Frances EDC Gun Belt, designed especially for women. The ratchet-style buckle of the Frances EDC Gun Belt is a stylish take on the traditional equestrian D ring and features a 1⅜-inch smooth leather strap in either Black or Brown. The strap backing is made of nylon to resist sweat from penetrating the outer belt surface, and fits up to a 50-inch waist.

Nexbelt’s EDC Gun Belts can secure your defensive gear and still look good while doing so. Whether you are dressed to impress or to train on the range, there is a Nexbelt that is right for you. As an added bonus, all the EDC Gun Belts have a stiffener in the strap to prevent belt sag or rollover when carrying your firearm.

Nexbelt belts feature a unique PreciseFit ratcheting system that allows the wearer to adjust his or her belt in ¼-inch increments instead of the normal 1-inch adjustment of a traditional belt with a pin/buckle system. This ability to fine-tune a belt in ¼-inch increments not only provides unprecedented comfort, but is also important for people who carry a firearm on a regular basis. The PreciseFit ratcheting system gives you just the right amount of tension to safely secure your firearm, and the ability to quickly switch from an IWB holster to an OWB holster is useful. Nexbelt’s EDC Gun Belts are great for light duty tactical or everyday carry and are much more comfortable than a normal rigger belt.

MSRP on Nexbelt Gun Belts varies by model. More information on these belts and other products from Nexbelt is available at nexbelt.com.

Latest

.300BLK Mini-14
.300BLK Mini-14

First Look: Davidson's Exclusive Mini-14 Rifle

Chambered in .300 BLK with a Samson folding stock.

Pro Shop: Vehicle Gear

Keep you and your gear safe, secure and prepared for whatever awaits down the road.

First Look: G9 Defense 126 Grain Subsonic 9mm Ammunition

Built with an external hollow point bullet for improved penetration.

Straight Talk: Looking Back

The origins of some gear and techniques may surprise you.

First Look: Wilson Combat Division 77 Project 1

The brainchild of a new "skunk works" branch of Wilson Combat.

Near to Far Marksmanship Practice

We won't get to choose the distance a lethal force encounter.

Interests



Get the best of Shooting Illustrated delivered to your inbox.