MOOCY Scuba Weight Belt, 4 Pocket Freediving Dive Diving Accessories - fit for Waist 32" to 52"

Great- back from a dive trip and no problems. I used about 8 lbs - Velcro held well, easy buckle, and actually dried overnight I have an integrated BC but don’t like to overweight the BC easier to move about

Over all the belts are pretty good. One belt buckle came apart and a seam let go and the weight fell out. I was able to fix both of these problems.

This weight belt has held up well. The buckle is excellent, which is what I was hoping for.

Works amazing

The belt works good and feels comfortable. The only issue iv had with it is the buckle has unbuckled a few times while diving. It has a quick easy fix, but again when diving not trying to focusing on the belt to make sure it remains latched shut.

Good belt clips could be a bit better but function ok

Comfortable belt but stitches on both ends came apart on first dive and I lost two nice 2lb bag weights. Had to rest itch the belt myself so I could use it next day. Very disappointing quality for an otherwise comfortable belt

I have used this weight belt on three days of diving in California. The belt itself is well made and sturdy and each of the four pouches are well stitched to the belt. I used 5 lbs of “soft lead” weights in each pouch. That said, I was happy to see it came with a stainless steel buckle with three belt slots but after assembling, noticed right away it seemed a little too easy to unbuckle. Although it held on my first day of diving, towards the end of my second day using it, the buckle came loose and the entire belt slipped off causing a lengthy struggle on the bottom trying to refasten it. As an experienced diver, this was not a huge problem but had it come loose as I climbed back in the boat, it could have easily been dropped and lost. On my third trip out using this belt, I replaced the buckle with an old Scubapro buckle which held tight.The buckle was packaged separately from the belt and I believe my problem was the result of the way the belt was threaded as the buckle design was slightly different and didn’t allow for the type of “back threading” through the first of the three belt slots I've always used with other weight belts. Removing the back threading seems to solve the problem.An easy solution would be to include a simple diagram illustrating the buckle’s recommended attachment.