Highlander Belt 2.0

No give. The tactical belt that holds its shape when it's loaded.

Most tactical belts get their rigidity from a single polymer insert or a stiffened webbing layer. The Highlander 2.0 uses two engineered composites, each doing a different job. CURV lines the outer belt — it is what stops the belt deforming when a loaded rig pulls on it. Tegris lines the inner belt, keeping the foundation rigid so the outer has something solid to lock against.

Webbing outer MOLLE to keep your pouches secure without compromise.

Choosing your buckle

Both run AustriAlpin COBRA hardware. Which you choose is personal preference.

• Original COBRA — choose this if you don't need an attachment point on the buckle. The most common preference in policing.
• COBRA D-Ring — choose this if you need a tether point on the belt line, rotary-wing work being the usual reason.

Specification

• Outer belt — CURV thermoplastic composite lined, laser-cut PALS, Type 13 webbing (1¾″)
• Inner belt — Tegris lined, hook interface, threads through trouser loops
• Hardware — AustriAlpin COBRA, Original or D-Ring
• Manufacture — Built in Australia

Sizing

• Small — 28–31″ waist, 19 MOLLE rows
• Medium — 31–35″ waist, 21 MOLLE rows
• Large — 35–39″ waist, 23 MOLLE rows
• X Large — 39–43″ waist, 25 MOLLE rows
• XXL — 43–47″ waist, 27 MOLLE rows

Each belt is built to order with your chosen buckle sewn on before dispatch.