DickiesMen's No-Scratch Leather Mechanic Belt

The Dickies Men's No-Scratch Leather Mechanic Belt works exactly as it should durable and comfortable for daily wear. What really sets it apart is that Amazon offers more sizes and color options than most uniform suppliers. It’s a reliable choice for work without the hassle of metal hardware.

I am really glad I bought this belt! It's perfect. It does everything it was designed to do. There's no exposed metal, you can tell there's a metal plate sewn into the leather which includes the metal pin that sticks out toward you instead of having a traditional buckle. It kinda feels backwards at first putting it on, because instead of having the extra length of belt go over the belt into a loop after buckling, this one you slide the extra belt under through a loop and then notch it, if that makes sense. If not, you'll see what I mean when you get the belt, and either way it's not a bad thing, it just feels different at first.The best part to me is the fact that this belt will NOT set off metal detectors, as I have to pass through one every day at work. It's the only real reason I bought this belt so I am very pleased to confirm that it doesn't set them off.A huge added bonus is that this belt is probably the most comfortable belt I've ever owned, due to it's design of not having a metal buckle right at your waist. I have to bend down and over a lot at work, and sometimes which a buckled belt it could pinch or otherwise cause discomfort; not so at all with this belt, it completely eliminates any of that.The sizing is great too. I am a 33 waist, which means I usually have to find 34 pants/shorts and wear a belt. For the record I got the Medium 34-36 size, and it turned out perfect for me. There are seven notches in the belt, and I am right at the fourth/middle one.Lastly, the price was what? $12? And the brand is Dickies, a terrific brand which is known for work attire so I know it will last a long time. Perfect!UPDATE: I ended up coming back and buying a Small size of this belt as well. I must have lost a bit of weight, because I started needing the 5th hole and sometimes the 6th on the medium. The problem with that is, it creates a lot of extra belt and having that became a bit uncomfortable, so I figured the Small would be more my size. First, I will mentioned I paid $17 this time as I guess the price fluctuates, but still well worth it in my opinion. When I got it, it looked like it would be too small, but if you line the belts up side-by-side, the holes do match up to where what was the 6th hole on the Medium is only the 2nd on the small, meaning there's very little "extra" belt to have to tuck in, so whether I go with that hole or a little looser on the 1st hole, either way is more comfortable. I've added some pictures. The Small is 40" long, the Medium is 44".

If you are a mechanic, you know that a traditional belt buckle is a no no as it will scratch anything you lean against. This belt solves the problem and looks decent to. real leather as well. Only suggestion is to buy one size larger if you are halfway or more in the belt inch range.

As described, not greatest quality but will last.

My husband loves this belt fits great

I've been waiting for 39 years for a belt like this! I would still use a fender cover, because that's me. I used to turn my buckle to the left side of my back. This would be a great belt for guitarists. You don't want to scratch your guitar. The fit is just right, the width fits my jeans loops, doesn't look foolish. Scratching a fender is an unforgivable thing. I've seen it, and it's horrible. I've never done it, thank goodness! And hopefully never will. I never thought I would be reviewing a belt, but, life is odd. I highly recommend this one!

I love this belt! I bought it hoping to eliminate getting my stomach pinched by a belt buckle (OK, confession time: I do have a bit of a muffin top. If you're skinny, you probably don't get pinched.) It accomplished that nicely. It's also sturdy and looks really nice. I mostly wear it with jeans or cargo pants, but I've worn it with slacks and it didn't look at all out of place.It takes a bit of practice to get it fastened, since you can't pull the end like with a traditional belt. Now that I've worn it for a few months, though, it's easy to fasten and holds very securely.

Great belt until the holes started stretching after 3-4 weeks. Now occasionally feel like pants falling off because the stud popped out of its hole.