Description
Ferocious Belt with large 6 oz buckle with Gray Man finish and 1.5" HD Ballistic Nylon in black
Ferocious Belt with large 6 oz buckle with Gray Man finish and 1.5" HD Ballistic Nylon in black
One blow with a SIEGE Belt destroys a watermelon, with maximum penetration
SIEGE Belts deploy in a split second
Before the ball has even hit the ground the SIEGE Belt has been released and hit the ball
SIEGE Buckle Size Guide
SIEGE Ferocious Belt – The Toughest, Most Ergonomic Tactical Belt You’ll Ever Wear
- The perfect complement to IWB CCW, SIEGE Belts are extremely popular among concealed carriers.
- Stunning artisan-crafted buckles designed to go with any kind of attire, for casual and business wear, on men and women (no mundane, unsightly and bulky pin buckles or clasps).
- Hand-crafted in USA from US-produced materials since 1965.
- Known as “The 1000-year buckle”TM, the solid stainless steel and brass 3.5 – 7 oz buckles will last indefinitely.
- Ultra-high density ballistic nylon strap custom-made in USA for durability, comfort, and an unbreakable grip.
- Salt-water amphibious – won’t stretch or corrode like other belts.
- NO hinges, pins, magnets, rivets, or metal coatings to break/corrode/crack/peel.
- NO Velcro, stitching, leather, milspec nylon, or laminated materials to degrade/stretch/slip/come apart.
- Nothing matches SIEGE Belt’s extreme Speed, Durability, Effectiveness, and Style.
“I routinely carry a CCW. I like your belt because it supports the added weight but is still flexible.”
RC, Stockton, CA
Retired LEO
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dale Peirce (verified owner) –
Great quality, built tough. Fun to practice with.
Anthony S (verified owner) –
Love this belt. The solid steel buckle is heavy and would certainly work for defence in a pinch and it’s legal anywhere for those who travel a lot. I wore it all summer in the heat and humidity of the northeast and it doesn’t heat up like leather. It also looks great.
MC (verified owner) –
A Great belt, love the solid buckle, the way the double hooks hold the belt nice and firm. A real winner!
Naamloze Nederlander (verified owner) –
I live in The Netherlands with strict laws on safety. I was interested in this belt, because I figured it could help me feel safer. For legal reasons, I will add that I was looking for a belt and only a belt, and certainly not something that one could potentially use to hurt someone else!
The belt was pricey for me, especially considering the added VAT, international shipping, and import tax. Because of this, I hesitated for months about whether or not to buy one. I bit the bullet and I have been wearing mine every day since it arrived (about a month ago). It is very sturdy. It’s also very convenient to open. Closing it is a bit tricky at first (since it feels different from a “normal” belt), but I got used to it within a couple of days. The buckle is very heavy and sturdy. When wearing it, it feels very comfortable. The strap is very flexible and the weight of the buckle is not felt in the slightest when wearing it. I don’t think the buckle will ever break or get attached from the strap. I don’t think the strap will break either, for that matter. Deploying the belt requires practice. However, I find it to feel pretty easy to learn (still practicing though). Once deployed, the strap is very flexible and pretty easy to use (still requires practice, but the buckle is well-balanced). The belt looks unique and sturdy but not threatening. This was important to me as well. Upon request, James very kindly offered to remove any branding or other lettering. The package it came with was also unassuming, which I appreciated.
Speaking of James himself, based on my email correspondence with him, he seems like a kind, humble, hardworking, and genuine person (and I’m confident no generative AI was used in this correspondence). It made me even more glad I bought it, knowing the money went to someone I wanted to support.
Here’s what it comes down to. I didn’t just buy a sturdy belt that seems like it will last me a very long time. I bought a tool I take with me everywhere that makes me feel safer. And not only do I feel safer (which is psychological), I have good reason to believe I’m more able to keep myself and my family safe if it ever came to it. That is worth the price I paid and then some.
TC Martindale (verified owner) –
I’ve always felt, perhaps optimistically, that I could hold my own in a one-on-one confrontation. But these days much of the violence you see involves group attacks, whether it’s getting mobbed in a Waffle House or surrounded by masked protestors or, if you live in a rural area, maybe an actual pack of wild dogs. How do you keep that many opponents off you at once? Or someone with a knife for that matter? I watched a video of a nutjob stabbing kids at a school in France. One passerby tried to intervene, with only a backpack to defend himself. Not a situation I ever want to find myself in.
I came across the Siege Belt and it piqued my curiosity, so I immediately ordered one. And I have to admit, when it first arrived I was a little taken aback. The buckle was nice and heavy as expected but the belt seemed…cheap? It was very thin and felt flimsy in the hand, nothing like the thick and heavy ratcheting gunbelt I usually wear. But then as I thought about it, that made perfect sense. I could never wrap that gunbelt around my arm or hand, I could never whip it out of my belt loops with a quick tug. And the weight of it added to that metal buckle would’ve been way too heavy — I’d have felt like William Smith swinging that huge log chain in the old Kung-fu episode. No, this belt is a good match for the buckle — light to balance out the heavy, almost slick to the touch for quick deployment, flexible enough to be wrapped around your hand when necessary. It’s really an ingenious design. And best of all, it’s always there. I don’t have to worry about my EDC anymore or wonder which holster matches my wardrobe or if I left my knife or my pepper spray behind on the dresser. Now all I have to do is pull up my pants and I’m ready for whatever comes. I was a little off in my initial measurement so my belt came a bit long and I’m already on the very last holes. I’ll have to break out a block of wood and a drill the remedy the latter, shouldn’t be too hard. But the length doesn’t bother me, it just tucks behind the rest of the belt when buckled. I’ll be sure to make adjustments when I order my next one.
It will take some time to get used to swinging this and controlling the rebound and such, so for the moment I would probably opt for wrapping most of the belt around my hand and leave just the buckle hanging free. I hear a practice belt with some sort of rubber buckle may be in the offing, and I’ll look forward to getting my hands on that. My BOB XL punching bag will definitely be getting a workout in the near future… 🙂
SiegeStoves –
Thank you for your thoughtful review TC! I’m happy to see that you came to see the advantages of the special webbing. It is actually an extremely tough and durable high-density nylon that was made by a specialist military contractor. It doesn’t stretch when it gets wet, unlike regular nylon webbing or leather. As you observed, it slides out of the belt loops really easily — something one can do even when sitting down, which can be a life-saver in a car accident if you need to use the belt as a vehicle escape tool to break a side window. In contrast to its ability to be quickly removed, the ribbed texture makes it high-grip when wrapped even just once around the hand, unlike leather which can slip especially when one’s palms are sweating from stress (and isn’t flexible enough easily to wind up all the way around the hand). The straps also look great with all kinds of outfits, with many owners wearing their Siege Belts with suits and ties to evening functions, with sports jackets, casual wear, etc.. It will also outlast most other belts including many thick gun belts. I’ve had a few customers tell me that they wear out a gun belt every 12 to 16 months, and many others say the mechanisms on their ratchet belts break after not very long. At recent event a customer said his ratchet belt had just broken at the airport on his way to the event, and another said his had recently broken as well — they had wasted their money on premium leather belts that soon failed them, at inopportune times as well.
You made some other excellent points too — thanks again!