Dickies Men's Leather Two Hole Double Prong Bridle Belt

Me encantó el diseño. Estas perforaciones a todo lo largo le dan un gran toque. Desde la textura del cuero y la manufactura hacen que este modelo me parezca genial.

I purchased this belt the first time in spring 2020. It was real leather, thick and floppy, didn't hold it's shape and seemed like it would never crack or wear out. The buckle was real metal that jingled when I put it on. I liked the belt so much, I re-ordered this year in black (the first belt was brown). The new belt is not real leather. It has 'leather' stamped in the back, so we can be assured that legally they can call it leather, I suppose, but it feels like plastic. It holds a round shape and the buckle it not metal. It does look like the same belt and no one else would ever know.

This belt is great as I bought one about 8 years ago, and it was the perfect work belt for the longest time. My old one got too ratty and it was time to replace. That being said, I have noticed a decrease in quality with this newer version of the belt. The leather on the newer version is not nearly as high quality, feels way lighter and cheaper. We'll see how well this one holds up, I guess.

Picture: Top: ~10 year old size 32 Bottom: 3-1/2 months old. Size 30 As others have stated, not the same quality as the 10 year old one it replaced. The new one is very cheap feeling. But so far it's doing okay and actually feels more like leather now than it did when it was new. It's broken in I suppose. The worst part of this belt is that the back part, the side that faces inward, was very scratchy, and just rough. Not sure if mine was a fluke or what. I took some 320 grit sandpaper to it very lightly until it was smoother. That made it very tolerable. After a few months of use it's totally normal and smooth. What I do like about it: it's a full inch and a half wide. Wider than the original one I have(but that one is likely stretched) Speaking of that, the size 30 belt I've worn for 3.5 months is 37 inches long, from the end of the buckle, to the very first(?) holes. I've got to believe it's stretched a bit, since I've moved up a few spots already. So it's a 13 dollar belt that will probably last a few years if I had to guess. Wear it when working on cars or houses like I do, and you won't worry about it getting dirty or scratched.

I purchased this belt in August 2024, and after three months of use, it’s holding up well (no cuts, rips, cracks, etc.). If you’re looking for a reliable casual belt, this is a great option. It features multiple holes for easy adjustments (I wear a size 30) and does the job effectively. As mentioned in the title, it’s a solid investment at an affordable price. While the product claims to be made of genuine leather—something I can only hope is true—the craftsmanship definitely suggests it’s built to last.