Riffe Rubber Weight Belt with Buckle for Freediving and Spearfishing

For the price it is ok.What I was worried about when it was brand new, the Belt was very tight when inserted in the lock mechanism, and I found it hard to get released in case of an emergency.But now it is ok

What more could you ask for? It's perfect and cheap 💰💰

The belt is ok. Rubber strong and stretchy. Stays in place when situated properly around the pelvis. Coated weights do not shift much once placed. The buckle is cause for some concern as it does not close down completely due to the thickness of the rubber. This creates a snag point for spear fishing line etc. also, due to the thickness of the rubber the tag end does not feed easily through the buckle making quick release in case of emergency difficult.

I use this belt for freediving and, I must say, I can’t see a belt getting any better than this.The inner ribbing keeps the belt positioned exactly where you want it, as we wear these belts very low, below our hips, in freediving.I use the standard 2” Sea Pearls hard weights with Omer D-Rings on top of them. Everything slides on no problem and, more importantly, stays firmly in place.Riffe offers replacement buckles, as well as the the actual rubber belt on their website at a super reasonable price.The nylon glass filled buckle is bombproof and has an extremely secure grasp on the rubber. The buckle will not come loose unless you want it to.The price is right, it’s a simple product, but the quality is top notch. Freedivers: this is the one to get.

Good product, kind of expensive and my only complaint is that the buckle should be metal and not plastic. Holds fast so far 4 pounds of lace threw weights.