Competition Nautic Shooting Belt black
- 45 mm breiter Schießgürtel
- Cobra Nautic®-Schließe
- Klett-Innenseite für Untergürtel
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Size chart
How to measure yourself?
1. Chest circumference
Measure your chest at the widest point, holding the tape horizontally.
2. Waist circumference
Measure your waist without holding too tightly or too loosely.
3. Hip circumference
Measure the circumference at the widest point of your hips without holding too tightly or too loosely.
4. Inseam length
Measure the inside of the leg in a straight line, measuring from the crotch to the ankle.
5. Height
Measure your height standing against a wall in a natural, upright position.
| Measurement | XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | 4XL |
| Chest circumference | 87-92 | 93-98 | 99-104 | 105-110 | 111-116 | 117-122 | 123-128 | 129-134 |
| Waist circumference | 71-76 | 77-82 | 83-88 | 89-94 | 95-100 | 101-106 | 107-112 | 113-118 |
| Hip circumference | 85-90 | 91-96 | 97-102 | 103-108 | 109-114 | 115-120 | 121-126 | 127-132 |
| Short | Regular | Long | X-long | |||||
| Inseam length | 73-77 | 78-82 | 83-87 | 88-92 | ||||
| Height | 168-176 | 176-182 | 182-190 | 190-200 |
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DESCRIPTION
The Helikon-Tex Competition Nautic Shooting Belt is a semi-rigid 45 mm belt for sports range setups and other applications where holsters, magazine pouches, first-aid kits, or utility pouches need to be carried on a stable base. The inside features soft hook-and-loop lining and can be combined with a matching inner belt. This version is finished in black. The color does not change the intended function; more important for the selection are width, stiffness, size range, and whether you are looking for a pure trouser belt or a modular carry platform.
Its special feature is the AustriAlpin® Cobra Nautic® buckle. It is designed for moisture and salt resistance and has a lower profile than some more massive metal buckles. This makes the belt suitable not only for normal training conditions but also for environments where moisture is regularly a factor. The belt can also serve as a base for modular belt sleeves.
What is the Helikon-Tex Competition Nautic Shooting Belt suitable for?
- Shooting sports and range training with a stable belt configuration
- Combination with a hook-and-loop inner belt for repeatable positioning of equipment
- Humid environments where corrosion-resistant hardware is useful
- Users who prefer a semi-rigid belt over a heavily padded battle belt sleeve
Design, carrying principle, and practical use
- 45 mm nylon webbing: semi-rigid and stable enough for typical range gear.
- Cobra Nautic® buckle: metal fastener with increased resistance to moisture and salt.
- Inner loop fastener: connects to a matching hook-fastener inner belt.
- Low profile: less bulk than padded belt sleeves.
- Compatible with modular sleeves: can serve as a core for additional MOLLE carrier sleeves.
With a modular belt, the layout is almost as important for comfort as the model itself. Large or hard pouches should not lie directly on the hip bone or in the crease of the hip. Also, plan for free areas: a belt that is fully loaded may look neat on the table, but can become significantly less comfortable when sitting, kneeling, or wearing a backpack.
After initial assembly, it is worth conducting a load test with actual contents. Check whether the belt pulls down when walking, whether it twists to one side, and whether you can reach all pouches even when wearing a jacket or gloves. This will help you identify early on whether you should shift a pouch, reduce the load, or switch to a more heavily padded or stiffer belt.
Terms explained simply
- MOLLE/PALS: a grid of slots or webbing to which compatible pouches are modularly attached. Crucial is not just “MOLLE-compatible,” but also how much free length and height are available on the belt.
- Lasercut MOLLE: attachment slots are cut directly from a laminate or reinforced material. This saves on bulky webbing and allows for a low-profile construction.
- Inner belt/underbelt: a narrow belt that runs through the trouser loops. The outer belt can be fixed onto it via hook-and-loop, allowing it to be put on and taken off quickly without re-threading the entire setup.
- Nautic: here denotes the more corrosion-resistant version of the AustriAlpin® buckle for humid or saline environments.
- Semi-rigid: stiffer than a regular trouser belt, but not as structurally rigid as a Tegris® outer belt.
Selection advice: Which belt is right for you?
The Competition Nautic Belt is a good base if you want a slim range setup with an inner belt. For MOLLE pouches without direct belt clips, you can combine it with a suitable Competition Modular Belt Sleeve. For everyday use, a Cobra FC38/FC45 is more comfortable and straightforward because these are primarily intended as trouser belts.
Technical specifications
- Width: 45 mm
- Weight: approx. 310 g (reference size L)
- Material: 100% nylon
- Buckle: AustriAlpin® Cobra Nautic®
- Inside: Loop fastener for inner belt
- Sizes: M, L, XL
Properties
Material : 100% Nylon
Dimensions: M: 120cm (47"), L: 130cm (51"), XL: 140cm (55")
Weight:307g
Volume:
Color:black
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Manufacturer Information:
The Helikon-Tex Competition Nautic Shooting Belt is a semi-rigid 45 mm belt for sports range setups and other applications where holsters, magazine pouches, first-aid kits, or utility pouches need to be carried on a stable base. The inside features soft hook-and-loop lining and can be combined with a matching inner belt. This version is finished in black. The color does not change the intended function; more important for the selection are width, stiffness, size range, and whether you are looking for a pure trouser belt or a modular carry platform.
Its special feature is the AustriAlpin® Cobra Nautic® buckle. It is designed for moisture and salt resistance and has a lower profile than some more massive metal buckles. This makes the belt suitable not only for normal training conditions but also for environments where moisture is regularly a factor. The belt can also serve as a base for modular belt sleeves.
What is the Helikon-Tex Competition Nautic Shooting Belt suitable for?
- Shooting sports and range training with a stable belt configuration
- Combination with a hook-and-loop inner belt for repeatable positioning of equipment
- Humid environments where corrosion-resistant hardware is useful
- Users who prefer a semi-rigid belt over a heavily padded battle belt sleeve
Design, carrying principle, and practical use
- 45 mm nylon webbing: semi-rigid and stable enough for typical range gear.
- Cobra Nautic® buckle: metal fastener with increased resistance to moisture and salt.
- Inner loop fastener: connects to a matching hook-fastener inner belt.
- Low profile: less bulk than padded belt sleeves.
- Compatible with modular sleeves: can serve as a core for additional MOLLE carrier sleeves.
With a modular belt, the layout is almost as important for comfort as the model itself. Large or hard pouches should not lie directly on the hip bone or in the crease of the hip. Also, plan for free areas: a belt that is fully loaded may look neat on the table, but can become significantly less comfortable when sitting, kneeling, or wearing a backpack.
After initial assembly, it is worth conducting a load test with actual contents. Check whether the belt pulls down when walking, whether it twists to one side, and whether you can reach all pouches even when wearing a jacket or gloves. This will help you identify early on whether you should shift a pouch, reduce the load, or switch to a more heavily padded or stiffer belt.
Terms explained simply
- MOLLE/PALS: a grid of slots or webbing to which compatible pouches are modularly attached. Crucial is not just “MOLLE-compatible,” but also how much free length and height are available on the belt.
- Lasercut MOLLE: attachment slots are cut directly from a laminate or reinforced material. This saves on bulky webbing and allows for a low-profile construction.
- Inner belt/underbelt: a narrow belt that runs through the trouser loops. The outer belt can be fixed onto it via hook-and-loop, allowing it to be put on and taken off quickly without re-threading the entire setup.
- Nautic: here denotes the more corrosion-resistant version of the AustriAlpin® buckle for humid or saline environments.
- Semi-rigid: stiffer than a regular trouser belt, but not as structurally rigid as a Tegris® outer belt.
Selection advice: Which belt is right for you?
The Competition Nautic Belt is a good base if you want a slim range setup with an inner belt. For MOLLE pouches without direct belt clips, you can combine it with a suitable Competition Modular Belt Sleeve. For everyday use, a Cobra FC38/FC45 is more comfortable and straightforward because these are primarily intended as trouser belts.
Technical specifications
- Width: 45 mm
- Weight: approx. 310 g (reference size L)
- Material: 100% nylon
- Buckle: AustriAlpin® Cobra Nautic®
- Inside: Loop fastener for inner belt
- Sizes: M, L, XL
Material : 100% Nylon
Dimensions: M: 120cm (47"), L: 130cm (51"), XL: 140cm (55")
Weight:307g
Volume:
Color:black
Manufacturer Information: