38mm Boot Leather Belt

Sturdy everyday work belt with real leather and a solid buckle This Timberland PRO 38mm belt feels like a true work belt, not a fashion piece. The leather is thick enough to support a tool pouch or heavier gear without rolling or stretching, and the single-prong buckle feels solid and well-made. The width fits perfectly in standard jeans and work pants. Sizing runs true—order one size up from your pants for the best fit. The leather starts out firm but breaks in nicely after a few wears, softening just enough without losing support. After a few weeks of daily use, it’s showing minor scuffs that actually add to the look rather than detract from it. It’s not quite as rigid as a tactical gun belt, but it’s plenty sturdy for everyday or job-site use. The buckle hardware feels premium and doesn’t rattle or slip. Overall, it’s a dependable, well-built belt that balances durability, comfort, and style at a fair price.

This is a great belt - wish I invested in one like this sooner. I'll be honest, in all of my time on jobsites, I never invested in a good work belt. It was "George" for me, which FWIW are a great value and much better than you might expect, but they do pretty easily delam with lots of heat, sweat, and motion and the buckles/belt material will wear out faster if you make it hold more than your pants. I decided it was time - I needed something that can support a drill and my Leatherman Super Tool 300, and won't have me dying sweating it out in the 100F summers when post-rain-shower humdidity gets to 100% (which understand, is all of the percents there are!) Nunna that. Same reason I went for a 38mm width when my pants would fit 40mm. I always just figured the cheap storebought belts last a few months on average for single digit dollars. Mind you, not well! I just learned to put up with it until I remembered to pick a new one or got bothered enough to make a stop for it. The fit gradually goes and even if you punch and burn a new hole, it's the material itself that has become stretchy, making anything attached to it bounce obnoxiously. This belt was closer to 30 dollars at the time of this review. So if it lasts even 4-5 times longer with better performance, it'll be a better value than those cheap belts. Essentially, if it makes it a couple years, it's worth it and an affordable rugged belt that doesn't compromise comfort. I suspect it will, though. It feels and appears to be full grain leather. It's light, flexible, and supple. But also very taught, which along with the double-sided stitching for the generous strip holding the buckle on lets me know it's really for work-use. Yet I can barely tell I'm wearing it. Oh, and on the sizing thing: I'm pretty much a dead-on 30 so I bought two sizes up as was mentioned in a few reviews here. One size up and Timberland suggested would have been plenty. To fit me at size 30, a size 34 puts the buckle on the second 'smallest-size' hole. I wind up with 3 holes to expand into if I feel like gaining a few dozen pounds, I guess. Fortunately it's not TOO much overhang. But these belts also maybe aren't all THAT undersized, or perhaps its a consistency thing and the length varies too much from belt to belt so that some are too short. Can only say my 34 actually seems like it would *just* fit an actual size 34 and I probably only needed a 32.

I use this Timberland PRO leather belt for construction work, and it’s one of the best belts I’ve had. I’ve been using it for almost 2 years with daily use, and it still looks close to new. The leather feels strong and durable, and it holds up really well for work. It also still looks good, even after a lot of use. I added some pictures so you can see how it still looks after almost two years.

First - not 1.5 inches wide. Made it roll and collapse. Second - leather was tanned down to, too thin of a thickness. Made it very soft and pliable, but too sloppy to use in a construction or work environment. Third - exceptional belt for casual wear, but looking for a heavy duty belt. [Please make one that is 40mm or 42mm wide and at least 5-7mm thick. Marketed appropriately, Guarantee you will sell a boat-load of them. We construction guys need a quality, heavy duty belt. First one to make it, gets our $. Also -- belt loop could be set a bit further back from the buckle.]

Gift for H, who writes: I first asked for the less expensive version which had stitching. However I sent it back because the leather used will show any scrapes or modest scratches. I love how the makers did NOT glue to pieces together--a common practice which often results in separation of top/bottom. True to size.

Based on an old classic without frills. fits just right with a comfortable feel. Excellent quality for a good price.

All this for my little brother as a Christmas gift two years ago, he still has it and uses it every single day for work.

Didn’t live up to the Timberland or Pro name. I used this belt primarily on work gear clothing. It has stretched out which I didn’t expect and has also curled at the edges. I would not recommend using this as a work belt.