Dickies Men's No-Scratch Leather Mechanic Belt

I've been waiting for 39 years for a belt like this! I would still use a fender cover, because that's me. I used to turn my buckle to the left side of my back. This would be a great belt for guitarists. You don't want to scratch your guitar. The fit is just right, the width fits my jeans loops, doesn't look foolish. Scratching a fender is an unforgivable thing. I've seen it, and it's horrible. I've never done it, thank goodness! And hopefully never will. I never thought I would be reviewing a belt, but, life is odd. I highly recommend this one!

If you are a mechanic, you know that a traditional belt buckle is a no no as it will scratch anything you lean against. This belt solves the problem and looks decent to. real leather as well. Only suggestion is to buy one size larger if you are halfway or more in the belt inch range.

The Dickies Men's No-Scratch Leather Mechanic Belt works exactly as it should durable and comfortable for daily wear. What really sets it apart is that Amazon offers more sizes and color options than most uniform suppliers. It’s a reliable choice for work without the hassle of metal hardware.

As described, not greatest quality but will last.

If you’re fat this belt doesn’t hurt like regular buckles when sitting.

Perfect for the performing guitarist. Does NOT scratch my guitar. I’ve been looking for this since Kmart closed.

My husband loves this belt fits great

This belt looks exactly as pictured and it is a clever design that is easy to use. Sadly, the material is plastic coated or plasticized leather or something because it doesn't feel and wear like real leather. It isn't awful, but it just isn't great. It feels more plasticky than anything.I work on a lot of trucks, especially fire trucks and personal vehicles, both of which are extra important not to risk scratching. This belt does work as advertised and make it safe to use without worrying about scratching any components, especially those with paint.The belt looks decent and works correctly, but it just seems to be cheaply made. Both how it feels in your hand and while wearing it, but also with how the material wears over time. I can already see that it is not holding up nearly as long as a regular leather belt.