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COMFORT AND CONCEALMENT PERFECTED

COMFORT AND CONCEALMENT PERFECTED

America's Favorite Everyday Concealed Carry Belt

JUST STIFF ENOUGH

The Foundation Belt is Unique in Two Ways. First, it is purpose designed to be stiff enough to support the firearm and distribute it's weight but not too stiff anywhere on the belt.

Second, it is stiff where it needs to be, but not anywhere else.

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Do you see it in the above picture? The very rear of the belt from about 5 to 7 o'clock in the waist the belt thins slightly.

It still offers support in that region but not nearly as much as other parts of the belt where you need to support the firearm.

This works really well because carrying a firearm at 6 o'clock isn't good for your back anyway AND because this is the point in the body where most of us don't have a very round or even flat shape. It concaves inward slightly and this extra flex at this point in the belt allows the belt to follow your natural body shape.

LOW-PROFILE BUCKLE

The Foundation Belt Features the Best Buckle In The Industry.

Easy to Adjust, even on the go. The Tri-Glide buckle allows for quick and easy adjustments as great or as slight as you need High Concealment.

The Tri-Glide buckle is slim and low-profile to minimize potential printing. It is also made from brass making airport security checkpoints just a little less annoying.

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BUILT TO LAST

“The Foundation Belt” is 1.5″ and made out of Cordura and reinforced nylon webbing, in all of the right places, with a Tri-Glide low profile buckle.

5 rows of stitching to be comfortable, conform to the wearer, and to keep the belt from rolling back and a non-reinforced tag to allow the belt to be fed through the pant loops from either direction.

It has a combination of softer materials and SCUBA webbing that only places heavy non-flexible SCUBA webbing in the areas you should wear a holster – from appendix to strong side on the nontag side and under the loop tape portion for running the tag through holster loops.

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In the words of the belt's designer:

After carrying a pistol off-duty and concealed for over 16 years I was always on the hunt for a belt that combined function and comfort.  Several companies offer excellent belts which are made of very rigid materials.  These belts worked great for standing at the range for 8 hours, but the bulk of my day is seated in a vehicle or in my home office, and that’s where I decided I needed more comfort.  

I ordered a sewing machine and materials and started prototyping belts with the help of my business partner.  We discovered that the bulk of carry belts on the market use a stiff material known as SCUBA webbing as their center stiffening layer which also means the belt won’t mold or conform to the wearer’s hips and creates a stiff non-flexing area across the lower back.  I wear a stiff equipment belt for work, which becomes more challenging with age, and I have lower back problems associated with years of police work.  

I set out to re-engineer a belt that would be functional for concealed carry and comfortable to the wearer.  I carry appendix off-duty so the need to have a low-profile buckle was paramount and the ability to thread the belt either direction was a necessity.  We designed a belt that places heavy SCUBA duty webbing only where you would mount a holster and a lighter webbing that extends across the lower back to allow the belt to form to the hips. The double-tapered end allows the belt to be threaded in either direction.

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