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Reddit mentions of Black Scorpion Outdoor Gear Professional Heavy Duty Competition Belt for 3GUN, IPSC, USPSA Competitions. 3 Piece System Includes Inner Belt, Outer Belt, Belt Keeper
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The Professional Heavy Duty Competition Belt is by far, the most rugged and durable belt used in the competitive world. Our improved design from the Pro Lightweight version, features a thicker inner and outer belt which has drastically improved and virtually eliminated unwanted movements from the accessories being used on the belt. The Pro Heavy Duty Belt is ideal in 3Gun, IPSC, USPSA competitions as it will handle any accessories and attachments you add to it without bending or sagging.3 piece system includes the outer belt, inner belt and belt keeper. The Pro Heavy Duty Competition Belt can also be used in IDPA competitions by simply removing the inner belt, since IDPA regulations state that an inner belt cannot be used.The inner belt insert is 2 mm thick and the overall thickness is 5 mm made from HDPE extra virgin fiber sheet and VelcroThe outer belt insert is 5 mm thick and the overall thickness is 9 mm made from HDPE extra virgin fiber sheet and VelcroSize Reference: Small (28'' - 30''), Medium (32''-34''), Large (34''-36''), X-Large(38''-40''), XX-Large (42''-44'') - Belt Width: 1 1/2''
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I have this belt, and it has held up fine for over a year. Any similar belt will work just fine and be comfortable for USPSA and 3 gun. I use it for both.
However, these belts would not be ideal for a handgun/carbine class. Not that it wouldn't work, but you would want more of an operator belt for that situation, like the ronin tactics, t-rex arms, crye, etc.
USPSA competitions are quite different from carbine classes. USPSA belts tend to be more bulky because you want speed, operator belts tend to be a bit slimmer when it comes to mag pouces, etc, to keep you more agile. The competition belts will work fine, but you will quickly realize you need the right tool for the right job.