Jun 11, 2017

Golf Belt Review – Beltology

I’ve done many a review on belts, one of my favorite accessories for golf apparel both on and off the golf course. I love the fact they serve a function but can also look stylish and make a statement as well.

Recently I’ve had the pleasure of testing out one of Beltology’s unique belts. Here’s the “stats” for the belt I got to review:

The “Basis” is a Blue & white herringbone rayon strap interwoven with flex. 1.25 inches wide and 0.2 inches thick. Cognac leather trim with a polished nickel buckle.



What I liked about the “Basis” Belt:

Lightweight woven material is great on the golf course where you don’t want a heavy belt weighing you down while swinging. Most of the time you don’t realize you have a belt on, great for an active Dad.

Love the stylish versatility. Looks great in shorts, golf pants and jeans.

With a woven belt no need to punch new holes if your waist expands a little.

With so much customization both on and off the course and in the golf industry in general. I love the fact Beltology has so many styles of belts with various buckle options. Perfect for the discerning golfer.





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I’d would of order one size larger then my waist size of 34 not that it didn’t fit me but I like a bit longer of a belt. Just my preference.


The “Basis” and all other styles are available exclusively at beltology.com and at select boutiques across the USA. Prices range from $60 to $85 USD. For the style and quality very reasonable in my opinion.

If you’re looking for a unique gift for a Father who might just need a belt upgrade then look no further then a belt from Beltology. Golfer or not they’ll love it.




About Beltology
Launched in 2014 by Andrew Heffernan and Anna Lundberg, the brand seeks to take belts from being a forgotten accessory to a foundation of individual style. The company is headquartered in New York City’s Lower East Side.
Please visit Beltology at beltology.com | @beltology.

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