- Environment: Forested, Open Terrain, Marsh/Field, Open Water, Timber
- Climate: Hot , Warm , Mild, Cool, Cold, Extreme Cold
- Scenario: Spot & Stalk, Elevated Ambush, Blind, Long Range, Backwaters
$45.00
Lightweight and low-profile, the Stealth Belt rides comfortably for miles under your backpack hip belt. The 1 5/8” variable-width construction maximizes weight distribution.
Features & Benefits
Ultralight Aluminum Buckle
Product Comments
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Rob |
03. 06. 18
I have been happy with my belt, but I bought it for comfort and fashion more than work. I was looking for something low profile to wear with my Territory pants and shorts. I think it's great and meets my expectations. I find it might loosen some, but remains comfortable. Over a 6 hour period I did re-tighten mine once.
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Jake |
02. 11. 18
Love Sitka gear. But they missed on this belt. Mine comes loose all day long.
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Doyle |
08. 30. 17
I too feel like the marked was missed due to the belt needing regular adjustment. However, I believe a simple solution is to add Velcro to the belt so that once adjusted the desired size is maintained at all times. Cheers and thanks for the products we love.
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Stephen P. |
11. 12. 16
Like J-P I have found this belt can loosen slightly over time; although, it's not enough to keep me from wearing it everyday. No matter if I'm hunting, heading to work, or cruising around town, I'm wearing the Stealth Belt.
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J-P |
10. 27. 16
I am an avid supporter of SITKA but I find that they may have missed the mark with this belt. I worn it on a week long moose hunt and found that I needed to keep tightening it. I noticed that there are no teeth to hold it in place and my pants kept falling and I was having to adjust my pants and belt more often then I wanted to. I thought that maybe it would wear-in but that was not the case. I have recently returned from a second week long trip and once again I needed to constantly adjust my pants and belt. Needless to say that I am disappointed with this SITKA item. Someone may have missed the mark by not including some "teeth" or something to hold the belt in place. Back to the drawing board on this one.
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