Trayvax cinch belt

[Drew78]

Anyone have experience with this belt? Seems like a simple web belt. I carry aiwb, Glock 19, 26, it 43 in case anyone has experience with one of those pistols

https://www.trayvax.com/products/trayvax-cinch

Thanks!
Drew

[Trukinjp13]

Anyone have experience with this belt? Seems like a simple web belt. I carry aiwb, Glock 19, 26, it 43 in case anyone has experience with one of those pistols

https://www.trayvax.com/products/trayvax-cinch

Thanks!
Drew

This looks nice. I have been trying to find a good low profile belt. Too bad it has a wait time. Trying to get something fairly quick. I ordered a emissary gun belt v2, patiently waiting its arrival.

Since I lost the weight and went down a couple pants sizes. All my belts are way too big.


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[Drew78]

I found it on Am*z*n, it's in stock there in some configurations...

[Trukinjp13]

I found it on Am*z*n, it's in stock there in some configurations...

Ordered thanks for the heads up on amazon.


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[Drew78]

Ordered thanks for the heads up on amazon.


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You bet. Let us know how you like it please. On the spelling of Amazon.... No idea, that's a weird one, wasn't on purpose!

[leathermaneod]

Not trying to downplay the trayvax belt because I love their stuff, but for a very low profile gun belt for AIWB, Check out the Specialist Belt by Mastermind Tactics!


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[martin_j001]

I've got one of their belts, had it for a while now. My usual go-to belt for the last 15 or so years has been a Wilderness Frequent Flyer (Instructor before that) 5-stitch. I really do like the way the Cinch can actually be "cinched" down--it's very secure in tightening. The Cinch is about as stiff, vertically, as my usual Wilderness belts, but is significantly thinner. For carrying AIWB, I think it would work quite well. As I tend to carry larger guns (G17 or G34) year round, and carry at 3-4 o'clock, the belt is not ideal for me. But, for days when I'm hiking/camping and the gun is not on my person, the Cinch belt is my go-to.

[NerdAlert]

I've got one of their belts, had it for a while now. My usual go-to belt for the last 15 or so years has been a Wilderness Frequent Flyer (Instructor before that) 5-stitch. I really do like the way the Cinch can actually be "cinched" down--it's very secure in tightening. The Cinch is about as stiff, vertically, as my usual Wilderness belts, but is significantly thinner. For carrying AIWB, I think it would work quite well. As I tend to carry larger guns (G17 or G34) year round, and carry at 3-4 o'clock, the belt is not ideal for me. But, for days when I'm hiking/camping and the gun is not on my person, the Cinch belt is my go-to.

I have a mastermind specialist and a volund g-hook atlas slim that I bought for AIWB. I find both to be very secure when tightened down. Both are stiff enough vertically with the slight edge on stiffness going to the volund (though it is thicker than the specialist).

Maybe I’m reading into it, but it seems like you’re implying the mastermind specialist doesn’t “cinch” securely enough or isn’t stiff enough. That has not been my experience with the specialist or the g-hook slim.


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[martin_j001]

I have a mastermind specialist and a volund g-hook atlas slim that I bought for AIWB. I find both to be very secure when tightened down. Both are stiff enough vertically with the slight edge on stiffness going to the volund (though it is thicker than the specialist).

Maybe I’m reading into it, but it seems like you’re implying the mastermind specialist doesn’t “cinch” securely enough or isn’t stiff enough. That has not been my experience with the specialist or the g-hook slim.


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Didn't mention the Mastermind models at all in my post above, but I do have one of theirs as well (and I like it quite a bit). To clarify further, the larger plastic/derlin loops on the Wilderness Frequent Flyer can allow for a touch of "slip" in the tightening process at times, especially when feeding the tail back through a nearby belt loop. The Cinch belt does not do that. Hope that clears up any confusion.

[NerdAlert]

Didn't mention the Mastermind models at all in my post above, but I do have one of theirs as well (and I like it quite a bit). To clarify further, the larger plastic/derlin loops on the Wilderness Frequent Flyer can allow for a touch of "slip" in the tightening process at times, especially when feeding the tail back through a nearby belt loop. The Cinch belt does not do that. Hope that clears up any confusion.

Gotcha I took your post as a response to the one above it. My bad.


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