Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Conveyor Belt

J'aime bien cette ceinture! Elle est trs robuste & lgerte. Je croyait la boucle en plastique au premier contact, mais non! Elle a toujours l'air neuve, aprs un an d'utilisation!

Reviewer wears pant/jean waist size 32" with medium size belt (black) Very sturdy belt with robust construction, yet is not overbuilt. Understated stylish design.

Bought 2: Gray & Black. I'm 6'2" 220 lbs. Belt shows 6" in extra length after slotting through the buckle - (I have a 37" waist) If you are familiar with the frustrating process of setting up tactical/camping/survival/ or weight-belts for SCUBA or Free-diving (or other web-gear), then you already know there's an art to threading & tightening-up stiff webbing. It takes patience and almost three hands, unless you have practice. Unfortunately, although the webbing is robust enough to support a few items of moderately heavy gear (flashlight, fold-out, smaller cal. s.arm), it is NOT a tactical belt, (nor is it a viable battle-belt, so please don't mistake it for one) because it lacks a braking, or clamping mechanism to secure the load under strain. What it eems to be, them, is simply a stylish belt which says "I can take care of myself" to others. It's silk and sexy, and will loosen-up slowly over the course of an hour or two, so it's probably more of a nice-looking fashion statement than something someone would reach for when heading out on a camping trip, a multi-pitch climb, or when bugging-out. If you understand these trade-offs, then it can be a nice, crispy belt for tooling around. Otherwise, a person would fool themself if they took the belt seriously...or downrange.

Bought 2: Gray & Black. I'm 6'2" 220 lbs. Belt shows 6" in extra length after slotting through the buckle - (I have a 37" waist) If you are familiar with the frustrating process of setting up tactical/camping/survival/ or weight-belts for SCUBA or Free-diving (or other web-gear), then you already know there's an art to threading & tightening-up stiff webbing. It takes patience and almost three hands, unless you have practice. Unfortunately, although the webbing is robust enough to support a few items of moderately heavy gear (flashlight, fold-out, smaller cal. s.arm), it is NOT a tactical belt, (nor is it a viable battle-belt, so please don't mistake it for one) because it lacks a braking, or clamping mechanism to secure the load under strain. What it eems to be, them, is simply a stylish belt which says "I can take care of myself" to others. It's silk and sexy, and will loosen-up slowly over the course of an hour or two, so it's probably more of a nice-looking fashion statement than something someone would reach for when heading out on a camping trip, a multi-pitch climb, or when bugging-out. If you understand these trade-offs, then it can be a nice, crispy belt for tooling around. Otherwise, a person would fool themself if they took the belt seriously...or downrange.

Had for almost a year, color still holding strong, and great for daily wear.

Very comfortable belt that isn't too flashy and is perfect for everyday use. Surprisingly durable as well!

The belt is really well made and the clasp stays in place as it should. I have a 32-34inch waist and the medium is too long. I guess I should of gotten the small but that just seemed too small for my range.

This belt serves its purpose well. My only notes are that the band is perhaps 5mm wider than I would've liked. From a comfort perspective, it ends up being mostly unnoticed when sitting down, but aesthetically I would've preferred a narrower band. I have a 29in waist in most brands, and I would've liked this in an XS size.

The belt is super comfortable and works great both at work and while active. I don't love most of the new colours for this year. I wish that you had kept some of the previous colours (exosphere, light blue, etc)

The belts material is very robust and sturdy but it is a little bit stiff and difficult to tighten. The material becomes softer over time though. The buckle is nice and flat so it's no issue wearing the belt underneath the hip strap of a Backpack.

I bought this Conveyor belt last week and am very pleased. Stylish, with utility in mind, this belt gets my recommendation. I do wish there were intermediate sizes, however. Having a 30" waist, I purchased a small. There is a bit too much end flap to deal with as a result. A 2" shorter version of the belt would suit me better. Love the belt though. Very cool!

I've received the Conveyor Belt I ordered in black. It arrived earlier this week so I haven't had a lot of time to evaluate it These are just my first impressions. I have a lot of Arc'teryx mens clothing. I very much like the quality and styling. Always getting a lot of compliments on how they look and on the functional details and craftsmanship. The belt is not quite up to Arc'teryx's usual high standards, still good, but just a notch below. The material is quite sturdy and seems like it will stand up well over the long haul. The buckle (also in black) looks sharp. As others have noted, the belt is quite tricky to tighten snugly. I've found the best way to do this is to lift the left side of the buckle until it's perpendicular to your ab, then grab the belt coming out of the right side of the buckle, tug it, then grab the end of the belt and tug it through to tighten down the belt and buckle. Right now the belt material is bent from being folded up in the packaging and looks not quite right. I'm hoping it will straighten out over time and lay flatter. Overall, not an "A" but certainly a "B". Order small. I have a 34" waist and, following other reviewers' advice, ordered a small. It's just right. A medium would have been way too long.

I rated 4 stars to overall because the color is darker than photo. I also have the navy color. Great belts. Light weight but sturdy. Pay attention to the size chart. I have a 83cm waist normally need M, but in this belt the S is 93cm so gives me lots of lenght

It is a very solid belt. It's not that easy to tighten but i know i will have this belt for a long time.

Great fit

Like all Arc'teryx products, it's well made and should last a long time. I have a 32 inch waist and ordered Small. I still have enough belt to wrap around almost to my side. I deducted a star because it takes a few seconds to fasten and unfasten but you quickly get used to doing this. There's no slippage like a lot of web belts.

Fits very well. I usually wear a 34 and a medium is perfect. I love the style of these belts and have a few of them in different colors.

The sizes listed on the site: Belt lengths: Small = 43 inches/109 cm, Medium = 45.5 inches/116 cm, Large = 49.5 inches/126 cm. These do not match the sizes for this belt listed on the tag. The tag listed the sizes as S = 27-32" / M = 31-35" / L 35-40".

The sizes listed on the site: Belt lengths: Small = 43 inches/109 cm, Medium = 45.5 inches/116 cm, Large = 49.5 inches/126 cm. These do not match the sizes for this belt listed on the tag. The tag listed the sizes as S = 27-32" / M = 31-35" / L 35-40".

Overall this is a great belt, but I'm surprised not many reviews have mentioned the sizing. I have a 32" waist so I normally buy size 34 belts. I got a Small in this belt and it is still longer than my 34" dress belts. When I tighten it, I have 6" of tongue sticking out. Most pant belt loops are designed for about 2" extra of tongue, so that means I've got an extra 4" of belt sticking out of the first belt loop. The result is that I can only wear the belt with shirts not tucked in because it looks too dorky to have all that tongue flapping around. In spite of this limitation, I still like the belt so much I bought two of them. I highly recommend it to anyone with a waist size of 32" or greater. If you are smaller than that, make sure you try it on first since it will likely be too long for you.

Overall this is a great belt, but I'm surprised not many reviews have mentioned the sizing. I have a 32" waist so I normally buy size 34 belts. I got a Small in this belt and it is still longer than my 34" dress belts. When I tighten it, I have 6" of tongue sticking out. Most pant belt loops are designed for about 2" extra of tongue, so that means I've got an extra 4" of belt sticking out of the first belt loop. The result is that I can only wear the belt with shirts not tucked in because it looks too dorky to have all that tongue flapping around. In spite of this limitation, I still like the belt so much I bought two of them. I highly recommend it to anyone with a waist size of 32" or greater. If you are smaller than that, make sure you try it on first since it will likely be too long for you.

For one of these nylon type hiker/active belts it feels pretty heavy duty and study. Wish it was a bit for flexible but it functions just fine. Im a 34 waist and got the Medium. It fits but without much slack for the belt loop once buckled.

The thick Nylon webbing is extremely well-made as well as the belt overall. The Aluminum Buckle should last a lifetime. The ONLY issue I take with the Conveyor Belt is that the LARGE should be 2" longer. And Arc'teryx should make an XL size as well. I feel the belt run short in length. I would like extra material - length for when you gain weight which is inevitable as most hard-core former Athletes and Adventures receive more injuries as the years gone, we all get older and unfortunately in less shape.

Really like the look of this belt and well made, feels solid & durable, only slight issue, I found it slightly difficult to adjust due to the design of the buckle & thickness of the belt material. Would recommend!

Good looking belt. Liked the green better. The only knock on it is that you can't cinch it down real well.