Double Layer EDC Belt
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Double Layer EDC Belt – Rigid Support. Concealed Comfort. USA Made.
Built for everyday carry, 2A support, and long-day reliability, the Double Layer EDC Belt is crafted from two layers of 1.5" resin-coated SCUBA webbing, giving it a stiff, durable structure that stays firm throughout the day. Whether you're carrying IWB/OWB or just need a solid platform, this belt holds its shape without compromise.
Finished with an easily adjustable friction buckle, it locks in tight and stays there—all day long.
🔧 Key Features:
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1.5" double-layer SCUBA webbing for optimal stiffness and support
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Resin-coated for durability and clean structure
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Friction-style buckle – low profile and easy to adjust
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Ideal for concealed carry (CCW) and tactical use
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Sewn by hand in the USA – no shortcuts, just solid construction
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Thin, tough, and built to last
📏 Sizing Instructions (Important!):
DO NOT use pant size to choose your belt.
Instead, measure your current belt from the end of the buckle to the hole you use most often.
We do not offer exchanges or free returns for sizing issues due to measurement errors or personal preferences. Measure carefully!
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