Product Review & Comparison: Kore Essentials vs. Groove Life EDC Belts
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2023
- In this product review video I take get the opportunity to compare the Kore Essentials gun belt with EDC belt from Groove Life. Both of these products were sent to me by Kore Essentials as they believe that the claims of Groove Life to be a EDC are over rated. As I have reviewed and used Kore belts for awhile I thought I would see and give you all my honest thoughts. I believe both belt are designed with an intended purpose but in a heads up match, which would I prefer and recommend?
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Completely agree. After decades of gun belt wearing, testing and heavy usage, on and off duty, I am sold on kore. I would say the best, most comfortable, easiest to adjust gun belt for any gun you might run. I just wish I had one years ago.
I feel the same way. I wish I would have found them sooner.
By far the best comparison video
I am humbled. Thank you
great comparison
Thank you Joe
OK, quick question. 3rd belt choice. Would you choose a Kore belt if it had a Groove life magnetic buckle? Which buckle system do you like better to go with the thicker non stretch nylon belt?
To be honest, the trackline is the best. I love the easy of micro adjustments.
I have both the Kore Essentials X7 and the Groove belt. I do agree with the points you made. The thickness and rigidity of the Kore belt, along with the easy ratchet adjustment system, make it very effective for EDC. I bought my X7 after I got the Groove belt, and now I only use my X7. Recently bought a Nexbelt, but I haven't tried it out yet.
I want to that one too. I hope it works for you.
Kore is all I wear. Mine is 42 months old works like a charm. Nice review.
They are the best no doubt
I have 2 groove belts and both sag too much for edc esp when I draw the belt comes up. I have to hold the belt down in place sometimes. You made me want to try the kore out.
You will not be disappointed with KORE.
Good morning, Jason, looks like a great product, could you ask the supplier if they sell into Oz, Cheers
Sure. Just check out Kore Essentials main website. I am sure they could do international shipping
I bought a Kore belt for my EDC as well. They are excellent.
They are the best
Nice review. Prefer kore too you just can't beat them for solid ccw use in my experience. Will add the Kore also has large cool selection of buckles and belt styles. Looking at their site Groove belt has one style in dif colors.
They have a great selection of everything
Thank you for your feedback. Nice video.
You are welcome!
Traded in my blue alpha belt for a black tactical kore belt last summer and I can say it is much better for edc or ccw or aiwb
I agree. Kore makes the best.
I have a Blue Alpha EDC which I imagine has very similar rigidity to the Kore. Problem is it’s too stiff and heavy. It feels like a steel band around my waist which is fine when standing, but terrible once I sit down. I’m hoping g the flex in the groove makes it more bearable
I agree. The flexibility of a belt is important depending on how you plan to use it.
I go back and forth. I bought 2 GrooveLife OG belts originally. Was really happy at first, but noticed some sagging and belt movement with certain pants. Grabbed a Kore Belt based on a ton of research and reviews and was wearing it almost completely because it solved those issues. However, as a skinny guy, I find it harder to not print with the thicker Kore belts and became more self conscience about printing when just wearing a T. Plus, most of the Kore buckles are way bigger than should be for EDC, besides the X7. Looking at their site today, I'm still trying to find an X10 in my area and it looks like there is a newer C1 that might be worth trying out too).
Anyway, what I like about this review is it's fair and realistic. No belt is going to do it all, in every situation, and with every clothes type. I think that having some options in your lineup will help you pick the best belt for the situation and occasion. Taking into account style, fit, comfort, rigidness, concealment, body shape and who knows what else, if you only have one option, you're stuck with it. But if you have 2 or 3 options, you can adapt as needed.
On a last note - I just got a GrooveLife Ultra - pass on it for EDC. Too narrow to hold DCC clips correctly and because it has the Groove stretchiness, it can move around in your belt loops more when it's carrying some weight. It's not a bad belt, it's just not an EDC belt IMHO.
I have them both, and to help everyone out, if you're a cop and Carry a lot of crap on your belt, then Kore hands down. But, if you're a reg fella who carries daily, then Groove Life all the way baby. You're welcome...
I use the Kore everyday.
@@thetexasgunvault Can I ask you a question? I'm asking everyone I can this as well. I'm just trying to learn more and more every day. But, have you tried different belts before? For example, have you tried the Groove type stretch belts along with the Kore stiff types and what's your thoughts on the 2?