A good belt is a very good idea if you carry a holstered pistol. If you go with leather you probably want a belt with a double thickness.
But double thickness means edge stitching, and if that stitching is proud of the surface of the leather, you get this:
And that happens no matter how tough the stitching. Maybe I a less abrasive office chair.
It's a good carry belt, from Duluth Trading Company. Or it is while it's fresh. Those failures are right at 4 and 7 o'clock, too.
Gonna upgrade from an $50 belt to an $80 belt. I had a Galco years ago. I don't remember what made it fail...
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I've been using a Don Hume, from Midway USA. After several years, the only soft spot is near the buckle, and that's relative. I guess it's been several and then some.
I'm still using a 7 year old Galco CC2. Good belts!
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