RothcoG.I. Style H Type O.D. LC-1 Suspenders

I actually had these suspenders, long ago, had it on a vietnam-issue canvas buttpack. But for some reason or other, i took them off....and promptly lost them.This version is good. yeah, they're made in china, but who's gonna make 'em in the U.S. for a cheaper price? Can you?Yeah, the swivel snaps for the hook connectors are loose, but a little O.D. 100mph tape will take care of that. Don't got it? Duct tape, then.So would I recommend these? yeah.

I just wanted to let people know that being 6'1" 230lbs. They work. So much to work with. I am using this for bugout kit. Finally found these at a reasonable price.

I'm using this set of suspenders for a waist pack that I use as my truck gear bag in case I get stranded. The pack has everything I need to take shelter and get home safely, but the pack shifts down and I'm always having to pull it back up. I figured these suspenders would solve that issue.While they're not meant exactly for what I'm doing, they essentially are designed to hold up a similar pack setup. So I pulled the trigger since they were at a great price. Well...here are the pros and cons:Pros:- Built solid and lightweight- Fits my larger frame (6'1", 240#) and the straps are long enough to reach to my waist- The 4 attach points are the old school metal hooks which are big enough to grab any eyelet or pack loop- Extra clips on the shoulder pad are great for attatching whatever- Price is greatCons:- BIGGEST con being that the cheap adjustment buckles on all 4 straps don't "bite" enough so the straps slip through them with any kind of weight- These aren't built like a tank, but should do the job if you don't overload them- Some frays and minor threads, but no stitching coming undone. Typical manufacturing for such a bargain priceSo, to solve the issue of the straps sliding through the adjustment buckles, I picked up 4 1" wide cam buckles (on Amazon) and put one on each strap. Now when I adjust the straps through the buckles they came with, I then take that loose end and put it through the cam buckle to lock it in place. Easy, cheap addition that secures the straps exactly where I want them to stay.2 stars. Took away a star for cheap but suitable construction, and took 2 stars away for the cheap adjustment buckles that don't hold.

there LBE suspenders nothing fancy and they will get the job done . there more narrow than issue suspenders , they have extra hooks on them I'm guessing there for a rifle sling issue suspenders do not have that feature . all in all Rothco did a good job i recommend these if your running a battle belt rig .

Functioned as was expected good deal for price but not even close to originals quality wise. Again price wise it fit the bill!

I am giving a poor review of this product and not the seller!! Product came quickly with no issues a++ to the seller!! That being said the suspenders are junk from China and of lack luster quality!!! Good for a Halloween party but will not hold up a week of hard use. Used surplus would be a better option.

Nice quality product. It will have a few loose thread ends. But it is easy to fuse the ends with a lighter in under a minute. The nylon is lighter weight than LC1 or LC2 USGI but it is comfy and supports the load better than Y type suspenders.

Not exactly MIL-SPEC, but it is close enough and new, ie it doesn't have the stench of half a century in storage.

GREAT!!!!!

The clips have a cheaply made hinged closure rather than a simple tab of spring steel like the original. These are for a kid, and I have concerns that they won't stand up to play, let alone any work use.