KORE Essentials Battle Belt, my thoughts after running it
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Today we take a look at a viewer requested video and we look at my thoughts and experiences with the KORE Essential Battle Belt. This micro adjusting extremely rigid 1.75 battle belts checks some boxes that don't exist anywhere else. #minutemen #shtf #prepared #preparedness #airsoft #prepper #military #teotwawki #wrol #preppergear #prepared #preparedness #battlebelt #warbelt #gunbelt #gunfighter #gunrights #guns #handguntraining #ifak #medkit #minutemenlayout #holster #pistolbelt #firearmstraining #firearmsinstructor #gucciglock #glock45 #radianramjet #x300 #esstac #bluealpha #koreessentials #korebelts
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I have had the Kore Battle Belt for around 2 years now. For me it has been a good piece of gear. I really like the ratcheting system and how easy it is to adjust.
I got my wife a Kore EDC belt. She doesn’t wear it as often as I would, but it’s a badass belt.
Had my Kore essentials for about 3years now, absolutely love it!!! Worn daily!!
I am really damn hard on my belts and my 3 yr old kore belt still works like a champ.
I have two of their gun belts absolutely love them
I have two Kore belt for about three years now and love them.
Love my Kore belts
Been using the Kore battle belt for about 2 years, no issues. There is a lot to be said about being at the range and the belt starting to loosen, just reach down, click 1-2 adjustments and good to go. Been using the tactical belt for daily use for approx. 18 months, typically carry a IWB 4" M&P compact and spare mag, no issues. Defiantly supports the weight better than any of my previous stiff leather gun belts.
And last Fall I knocked off about 45 lbs, I didn't have to buy more expensive battle and everyday belts, when they were too big after running out of adjustments, I cut the belts down to a smaller size and good to go.
I've been using the 1.75" Garrison belt as my EDC/CCW belt for about 6 months now. It easily fits within the loops of my pants. In stiffness it's about equal to the triple-ply Klik gunbelts I've been using, without the thickness and it's somewhat easier to transfer from one pair of pants to another than a Cobra buckle equipped belt is. I really like the simplicity if the ratcheting system, which is the biggest plus. So far, there's no noticeable wear on the ratchet teeth, and the buckle is slightly less noticeable as part of a gunbelt. Colorwise, Im running the FDE(Tan) belt.
Love my regular Kore Belts.
I just discovered Kore Essential belts about two months ago. I ordered 6 of them. I still have a few more to go to cover all the colors. I haven't bought any of the camo belts, yet. That's next. I have 5 colors. Two in the same color (one of those is for a harness setup). I am real happy with the quality and how easy they are to adjust.
My belts came pre-marked for size, you choose where to cut or not cut. No tape measure required.
I have the Kore belt for CCW. I use it with an Alien Gear IWB holster for my g30. It’s rock solid.
Love the channel. Obviously we disagree on some things, as people do,but we 100 percent agree here. Best battle belt ive run. Ive run just about everything on the market, as im a gear whore. But ive been running this thing for 6 or 7 months and dont think ill ever switch it out for my main setup. Super comfortable and intuitive. Very ridgid, but still comfortable. Keep up the good work bro, appreciate the content.
As always, good review, and, having options is always good. A better question would be, if you already have a good belt, is it worth buying this one? - no, no point, that is if you are a user and not a collector of the "latest and greatest"...in other words - everyone knows their needs and what money the have 😁🍻
Perfectly timed video as I just started cc and am looking at this belt. Ps thanks for talking me out of stockpiling green tip now I have to buy more expensive ammo
I have 2 belts, both Blue Alpha. One is a slim padded that’s fully kitted out and the other is an inner/outer that’s more minimal. If these Kore belts would have been around when I was getting into belts, I would have given them a shot.
Kore is my edc belt and I've been extremely happy with it over the past few years. Everything is top quality with it, definitely the only belt i will carry with. Good review, ive wondered about their battle belt this absolutely helps me decide.
My jam is the Defense Mechanism belt w/ Wilder tactical with strap that’s able to swing back & forth with your movement. Also got the Bang Hanger, but haven’t tried that one yet.
I have the Blue Alpha Battle Lite. I love it, but I find myself constantly adjusting it depending on what I'm wearing. The easy adjustment of the Kore sounds great. Although, I don't like how Kore handles their social media. They accused me of working for Tenicor because I said I like the Zero better than their concealment belt.
This company actually does make the bestest belts even when I am not carrying that day which is rare. You gotta be prepared/
I recently ordered this a few days ago at 50% off. Been running their edc belt for 2 years and its been awesome for carry and work. Expecting the battle belt to last a good while.
@Uncle Freedom please try the new Agilite magnetix Battle Belt, I would love to hear your opinions. Ask Lev Friedman (head designer).
You CAN run the inner belt for concealed carry, you just don’t start threading it through your belt loops at the front of your pants, you do it on the side or the next loop over, which has you adjusting it on the side instead of the front… it’s not that big a deal.
My KORE belt is showing wear but I beat on it. It is wearing on my leather seat in my Jeep though. Happy Father’s Day!
Been looking at their executive protection 2 piece belt with the padded inner for a pancake style owb setup. After running a 2 piece in the last 2 years of classes and range work I realized that an overt pistol belt is both bulky and uncomfortable with heavier loads. If I am going to absorb the bulk of a safariland style holster then I want to be able to comfortably carry more gear so am flirting with switching to a pancake owb belt and a over clothes padded battle belt when heavy is the way.
More important do a from box or bag set up on belt. Install etc..
The ease of adjustment is a selling point but it’s not great for lower back pain.
@Uncle Freedom would it not work if you moved the mesh option to the 1 or 11 o'clock position instead of the 12 o'clock? So you could where it for EDC Concealment.
Just wish they had a slick one. If they did it would be my everyday. The 2.25 duty belts are just too wide and hurt my back.
For the Glock 45 with the RamJet, did you use a Glock 17 Safariland holster? Considering the ramjet extend the total length to that of a 17
If you can could you do a review on the Agilite MAGNETIX belt?
@Uncle Freedom if you would go back and choose a quick detach mounting system, which system would you choose? I am just getting into LEO and want to start off with the best gear I can.
I think Nextbelt ( Nextbelt 2004 established- Kore was 2013) was the first with ratchet system, but both have great products.
No we actually introduced the first Reinforced ratcheting gun belt. They started with golf belts which as still their main business. Thanks
Love my kore edc belt but with that said for battle belt i went with the agilite and there inner belt is fantastic and super comfortable
$250 to get something not made in USA no thanks ill stick to my LC-2 ALICE belt that cost me a premium $22 and made in USA
I do know this the reason they sourced the materials from other countries is because sadly the best textiles in the world are in other countries. It how they sourced the best made materials.