Help me choose a new edc belt (AIWB)- Wilderness, Blue Alpha, or Vdevgru

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My one complaint about the Instructor belt is the buckle occasionally prints at 12:00, and I cannot offset it comfortably.

How are you offsetting it? I run my buckle at the 0900. My The Wilderness Ti Instructor belt has worked well enough for the past decade that I see no reason to switch to anything else. I did have the hook replaced last year, but I left the old loop in place; while it was in the shop, I resorted to using my Ares Gear Ranger Belt, and it honestly wasn't that bad, either, again with the buckle at 0900.

[ST911]

I am liking my @VDevGroup Megingjörð. I initially thought it would be too light and thin, but it provides more than enough support for my belted gear and superior flexibility. Small buckle is compatible with more gear placement, and it's also a little less "tactical" looking.

[ranger]

I used to wear Wilderness but a local shooter owns Talon Tactical - I like his belts.

[ubervic]

Graith Specialist all day long.

Very lightweight. Pliable where you want it; rigid where you need it. Very low-profile and very affordable.

[eugenesan]

I would also consider Kore Essentials belts.
Their Gen2 tactical belts are excellent and easily obtainable.

[Irelander]

Don't forget to check out the Volund Gearworks Atlas G-hook SLIM belt. While I have not tried the others mentioned here, I have no reason to try anything else at this time. My Volund Atlas SLIM works great for AIWB of a G19 or P2000SK.

[Crash41984]

After reading multiple pages of praise in the other thread, I ordered a Graith Specialist. We’ll see how it works out.

[alex]

After reading multiple pages of praise in the other thread, I ordered a Graith Specialist. We’ll see how it works out.

You made the right choice.

[RyanM]

Anyone have experience with the Langdon belt?

[Cecil Burch]

Anyone have experience with the Langdon belt?

I do. I have been running one for a few months and when I am not at work, it is my EDC. For my purposes, it has been stellar. Slightly more comfortable than the Graith, but only by a degree or so. Where it works better for me than the Graith is the front edge of the non-buckle end is cut and hardened (the texture is like if you burn plastic) so it is easy to thread through things, like my CT sheath (which by design is tight).