Highlander Belt 2.0

NO GIVE.

The tactical belt that holds its shape when it’s loaded.

From $209.95 · Built in Australia

1.0 to 2.0

What changed.

The 1.0 held up. We changed four things anyway.

01

CURV replaces Tegris in the outer belt

The 1.0 ran a Tegris core in both belts. The outer now uses CURV, a self-reinforced thermoplastic composite, for more rigidity across the span that carries the load.

02

Tegris stays in the inner belt

Tegris already worked here, so it stayed. The outer belt needs something solid to lock against.

03

Two buckle options

The 1.0 shipped one. Now you pick Original COBRA, or COBRA with a D-ring if you need a tether point.

04

More MOLLE real estate

More usable attachment area across the outer belt, so a full rig lays out without running short.

The stiffness is structural

Two composite layers.

Most tactical belts get their rigidity from a single polymer insert or a stiffened webbing layer. The Highlander 2.0 uses two engineered composites.

CURV lines the outer belt. It stops the belt deforming when a loaded rig pulls on it.

Tegris lines the inner belt and holds that foundation rigid.

The outer belt combines sewn webbing and laser-cut PALS slots for MOLLE-compatible attachments.

Outer beltCURV thermoplastic composite lined, sewn MOLLE webbing and laser-cut PALS slots, Type 13 webbing (1¾″)
Inner beltTegris lined, hook interface, threads through trouser loops
HardwareAustriAlpin COBRA, Original or D-Ring
ShapeErgonomic curve
D-ring retentionKeeper loop on the COBRA D-Ring configuration
Adjustment-tail retentionSecures inside the outer belt
Finished weight350 g (size Large)
ColourwaysBlack, AMP (AMCU compatible), Ranger Green
ManufactureBuilt in Australia
Laser-cut slot detail on the Highlander Belt 2.0

Step one · Colour

Pick your pattern.

Step two · Buckle

Original or D-Ring.

Both Highlanders run AustriAlpin COBRA hardware. The only difference is whether the buckle carries an anchor point, and that comes down to preference.

Step three · Size

Measure at the trouser line.

Measure the waist you wear the belt on, which is rarely your trouser size. Between sizes, take the larger. The inner belt takes up the slack.

SizeWaistMOLLE rows
XS28–31″17
Small32–35″19
Medium36–39″21
Large40–43″23
X Large44–47″25
XXL48–51″27
See the Highlander Belt 2.0