Regular trouser belt. This belt is included in soldier’s equipment with the all-season basic uniform set (VKBO), although it is also suitable for other clothing.

A convenient metal buckle securely fixes the belt in the required position.

The VKBO trouser belt is an essential part of any soldier's gear, providing reliable support for trousers and the secure carrying of personal equipment. Originally a successor to the traditional Soviet leather belt, this versatile accessory is widely used by military, law enforcement, and various professionals, including hunters, fishermen, and athletes. Made from durable nylon webbing, the VKBO belt is known for its strength and longevity, making it suitable for all types of clothing and environments.

The new generation VKBO Desert Belt features a waist belt with a two-pin buckle and two loops with half rings, providing reliable support and functionality. In line with army traditions, the belt is an essential part of military equipment, ensuring comfort and durability during operations. The VKBO Army belt is a modern successor to the traditional Soviet-era belt, designed for today’s military and tactical needs.

"RS-31" is one of the most recognizable and well-established in the spetsnaz belt. The belt is very rigid and reliable, so it can be used not only as a waist belt, but also as a pistol belt.

This belt has a width of 50 mm, equipped with a plastic buckle and two handles for fixing the ends that regulate the belt in volume.

The most common type of belt in the Soviet Armed Forces is a leather soldier belt with a brass buckle. It was first introduced in 1938 for cadets of military schools of the Soviet Union.

It's hard to imagine a soldier’s or sergeant’s uniform without a sturdy belt. How else would you carry essential gear like a flashlight, entrenching tool, or canteen? How would you maintain a neat and disciplined appearance?

That’s where the soldier’s belt with a protective-color buckle comes in. In addition to its primary role of holding up trousers, the belt also serves as a distinguishing mark, a tool, a weapon, and even a rope in emergencies.

There are numerous hand-to-hand combat techniques involving belts with buckles. Once mastered, a trained soldier can easily defend against multiple attackers using just this simple but effective piece of gear.