blue alpha gear Blue Alpha Double Belt Rig | MOLLE Tactical Gear Belt

blue alpha gear Blue Alpha Double Belt Rig | MOLLE Tactical Gear BeltDouble Belt Rigs are made to order. Please allow 2 3 weeks from the purchase date for order processing, creation, and fulfillment NOTE: If you would like to have a different color for your inner belt, please specify it in the order notes upon checkout. Best 2 Piece Tactical Battle Belt By Blue Alpha Gear Made In the USA The Blue Alpha Double Belt Rig is crafted as a versatile, load bearing utility war belt, capable of accommodating all your gear. Load

Double Belt Rigs are made to order. Please allow 2-3 weeks from the purchase date for order processing, creation, and fulfillment

NOTE: If you would like to have a different color for your inner belt, please specify it in the order notes upon checkout. 

Best 2-Piece Tactical Battle Belt By Blue Alpha Gear

Made In the USA

The Blue Alpha Double Belt Rig is crafted as a versatile, load-bearing utility war belt, capable of accommodating all your gear. Load it with an OWB holster, mag carriers, pouches, and any other essentials. The 1.75" outer belt securely fastens to the 1.5" inner belt using top-notch hook and loop technology. Thread the inner belt through your belt loops, and the outer belt attaches over them, enabling a swift and effortless removal of the outer belt while the inner belt maintains the position of your pants. The MOLLE version has MOLLE loops on the exterior and is designed to be compatible with MOLLE spec gear.

Details: Tactical Outer Battle Belt

• Double-layered nylon webbing measuring 1.75"
• MOLLE loops on exterior to mount compatible MOLLE gear
• A 1.75" COBRA® Buckle featuring an optional D-Ring COBRA® Buckle
• Inner lining with a 1.5" hook-and-loop (Velcro) surface
• Adjustment end is secured with elastic for a flexible and secure fit

Standard Overlap Inner Battle Belt

• 1.5" loop velcro outer lining
• 1.5" single-layer nylon webbing
• Straightforward buckle-free design
• Color Matching to Outer Belt

Low Profile EDC/Inner Belt

• 1.5" double-layer nylon webbing
• 1.5" loop velcro outer lining
• Same design as our Low Profile EDC belt, but with velcro outer lining
• Functional as an EDC belt when not being used as an inner belt
• Color Matching to Outer Belt

Commonly Asked Questions & Tips for our MOLLE Double Belt Rig:

Sizing Note: Order your war belt based on the pants size you wear; no need to order a larger size for an outer belt, as it has been calculated in. Our belts are designed to work +1 and -1 size, for example, a 34 belt will also fit 32 and 36. If you feel like you are in between two sizes or can't decide which of two sizes to choose, we recommend the larger size. There is a Size Chart in the photos. Belts are made to order.

Double Belt Rigs are made to order. Please allow 2-3 weeks from the purchase date for order processing, creation, and fulfillment. Orders with multiple items may be sent in separate shipments depending on availability. Thank you for supporting small business. 

For all Tactical Belt Exchanges: Please place a size exchange order to process any exchanges. Sizing exchanges are completely free in the US for the first 30 days!

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Molle Double Battle Belt Rig FAQ's - Battle Belt Guidelines

1. How long will it take for me to receive my Molle battle belt?

Our MOLLE tactical belt rigs are custom-made to order, with a lead time of 2-5 weeks from the date the order was placed, depending on demand.

2. Can my outer and inner belt be different colors for the double belt rig?

Absolutely. Just include your color choice for the inner belt in the notes section when you place your order.

3. What items are generally considered "essentials" for a battle belt? What should you carry or configure on your own battle belt?

The gear on your belt will likely differ depending on your specific needs/context. Common essentials for a combat belt are magazine pouches, magazines, tourniquets, medical gear, holster, dump pouch, and a blade.

4. How should the tactical battle belt fit?

The simplest answer as to how tight your MOLLE Double Belt Rig should be is: as tight as you need it. You should be able to attach the belt to your waist comfortably while still maintaining some flexibility for movement. You want the belt to be secure enough that you can walk, run, and jump without the belt moving much. As a test, you should try jumping up and down with your belt on to ensure that your gear and attachments stay firmly in place while subjected to movement. 

5. Where should your battle belt sit?

Your battle belt should sit on your waistline, typically where a normal belt would be worn. To maximize the functionality of your battle belt, you should ensure that you can easily reach any gear that you have mounted on your belt, such as spare magazines, knives, gloves, tourniquets/medical, etc. The most important item to consider when placing your war belt on your body is where your holster and firearm will sit. Prioritize the location of your firearm to be in the most easily and readily drawn location, and go from there.

6. Does a battle belt go through belt loops?

Yes and no. The MOLLE Double Belt Rig features an innovative double belt design that consists of both an inner velcro EDC belt and an outer belt. This two-belt system allows the outer gear-loaded belt to be quickly and easily removed when necessary without needing to thread the inner belt back out through each belt loop. The inner belt is fed through your belt loops to secure the rig to your body. The outer belt is then attached to the inner belt and placed over your belt loops for a secure, comfortable, load-bearing system.

7. What makes a good battle belt?

A good battle belt or war belt is rigid enough to provide stable retention to any attachments, especially when subjected to movement and/or field use, without being too restrictive of an operator's movement. The belt should offer a significant load-bearing capacity that is not compromised by mission-specific loadouts and gear. A good battle belt should have the ability to accommodate an OWB or drop-leg holster while also supporting spare magazine pouches, blades, medical, and other common essentials. 

Additionally, a good battle belt should feature MOLLE webbing as it is a standard in tactical applications and will allow the user to securely attach a wide range of gear to their belt. 

Another excellent feature of a battle belt is the ease with which it can be put on and removed. Due to the innovative double belt feature of the MOLLE Double Belt Rig, this belt can be secured and removed in seconds.

8. Are battle belts necessary?

While battle belts are not a necessity, they will drastically enhance your efficiency, efficacy, and functionality in tactical or first-response scenarios. In life-or-death situations, having life-saving gear such as a firearm or medical equipment ready to be deployed at an arm's reach can often mean the difference between a good outcome and a bad one. 

9. Should I put pouches directly on my outer battle belt?

We encourage each operator or user to set up their battle belts according to their unique context and mission requirements. With that being said, we would generally recommend attaching magazine pouches directly to the outer belt. The ESSTAC magazine pouches we offer are designed to attach to the belt's MOLLE webbing via malice clips and will provide a secure platform for mounting your spare magazines. In addition to magazine pouches, we would also recommend attaching a medical pouch, trauma kit, or IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) to your battle belt.

We also offer an attachable dump pouch, which is another common item found on many battle belt setups. 

Blue Alpha Belt – Tactical War Belt for Military, LE, and Range Use

Here is my (John Lovell) #1 pick for the best tactical belt out there: The Blue Alpha Double Rig Belt. The magic of this tactical battle belt is that it allows you to have the load-bearing capability of the bigger battle belts while still maintaining the low-profile design of a smaller duty belt. If you would like to see a video review of the belt, scroll down. Here’s the magic of the Blue Alpha belt:

• Keeps gear tight to the body without causing discomfort. An extremely rigid design, coupled with an inner velcro belt, allows even weight distribution. Without both of these elements, I’ve found low-profile belts cause me to get hot spots where the majority of the weight is focused. Additionally, equipment has a tendency to ‘flop around’, which is a real nuisance when running.
• Quick on and off – The inner velcro belt allows you the ability to quickly remove or put on your outer load-bearing belt. A member of the military, a police officer, and anyone who wears gear for long periods of time can attest to the convenience this belt brings!
• MOLLE webbing – MOLLE pouches and/or belt-mounted pouches can securely mount to the Blue Alpha belt. The belt is 1.75″ with two thin rows of MOLLE webbing and a cobra buckle. This setup means it is exactly big enough to mount equipment without adding extra weight and bulk.

The Blue Alpha double belt rig is the latest evolution in tactical belts.

I remember when I first started trying to piece together a good tactical belt. The battle belt I got (in Multicam, of course) was a bulky mess of MOLLE webbing and plastic gadgetry. I loved that I could put pouches and accessories anywhere and that the weight distribution felt great. That is, until I needed to run and gun. As soon as I started moving fast, the whole thing seemed to take on a life of its own, and man, that thing would heat up! When I took it off, I would have a donut ring of sweat around my waist.

After my departure from the ‘everything but the kitchen sink’ war belt mentality, I returned back to just a simple range/duty belt. With a smaller belt, I had to make the decision to limit what I carried to just the basics: my pistol, 2 spare pistol magazines, 1 rifle magazine, my medical kit, and a dump pouch. The problem with this setup is that any prolonged use caused pretty bad discomfort.

The Blue Alpha belt is the latest evolution in tactical belts because it gives you the best of both worlds: the battle belt/war belt AND the low-viz range/duty belt. Pick one up in Multicam, coyote, black, etc.

*UPDATE: We liked the Blue Alpha belt so much, we collaborated to make a WARRIOR POET version. It sounds sexier than it is. We just co-branded it. Enjoy Poets!

John Lovell’s War/Battle Belt Setup:

• WPS Micro Adjustable Battle Belt 1.75"
• Esstac Magazine Pouches
• Push Dagger Knife
• WPS IFAK - Belt-Mounted Med Kit
• Medical Supplies
• EDC Ankle Medical Kit
• Tier1 Kydex Holster
• Glock 19 MOS + Suppressor Sights
• Trijicon RMR +  Adapter Plate
• Safariland Drop Flex Adapter w/ Strap
• Safariland QLS & UBL
• Vertx gloves