Description
This is a duty belt harness rather than a pair of trouser braces. The shoulder straps are padded so a loaded belt does not concentrate its weight on a narrow line across the shoulder, and the ends are hooks that attach to the belt itself rather than to a waistband. Everything about the construction is aimed at carrying weight rather than holding up trousers.
The setting is tactical and work use: a duty belt carrying pouches, tools or a holster pulls down at the hips all shift, and a harness shifts that load up onto the shoulders and back. Construction and site work fall into the same category, where a tool belt does the same job as a duty belt and creates the same problem. Three colours are offered, black, khaki and green, which keeps the harness in step with most uniforms and workwear rather than standing out against them. Padding matters more the longer the shift runs, and the load on a duty belt does not get lighter through the day.
Hook ends mean the harness can be taken off without unloading the belt, and put back on the same way. The straps adjust so it can be set square across the back instead of creeping toward the neck, and worn over a shirt or a jacket it sits on the outside where it can be corrected without undressing. Padding is the specification that decides how a harness like this feels after several hours, and it is the reason to choose one over plain webbing straps. The colour choice is limited by design, since a harness like this is meant to disappear against a uniform.
Specifications
| Type | Duty belt suspenders |
|---|---|
| Shoulder straps | Padded |
| Attachment | Hooks, fastening to the belt |
| Colours | Black, khaki and green |






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