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The end of the extra strap for adjusting the size is secured by a stretchy nylon
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I would suggest either putting Velcro on the adjustable end or routing it so the free end is to the inside (against your waist) so it’s not flopping around
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" doesn't keep the loose end of the belt fixed in place.
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The loop for the loose end usually ends up on the floor or hidden 3/4 around your waist on the wrong side
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You have to manually push it up through and pull the loose end quickly and hope it’s the right fit
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My belt did come with the loop to hold the loose end in place but in my case the loose end is simply fed inside a magazine case
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Order larger than you think, as if it's too long, you can cut it and burn the ends, if too short, well, can't add to it!)
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The loose end that feeds through the buckle after running through the belt loops can’t be just pulled to adjust
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On regular jeans you need to either remove one buckle end, or squeeze said buckle end between every belt loop, which isn't easy
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And it's a hassle taking off the one end where it clips
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I turned the belt so that the loose end was on the inside.
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Only thing is it doesn’t fit through the belt loops of most pants without taking the buckle end off first
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I mean u dont start with the buckel end to put on belt and both end are like equal size
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A very well made belt but ends are extremely difficult to get through belt loops.