The outdoor belt
that becomes a strap
Hiking, bivouac, van or a weekend in the woods: Tybelt goes with you at the waist and turns into a certified 2,200 kg strap when needed.
Choose my beltView the shopOutdoors, it always finds a use
At the bivouac
Stretch a tarp, hang a pack, hold the camp together.
Hiking
Strap gear to the pack or improvise a handle.
In the van
Hold gear in place, fix an awning, patch things up on the road.
Travelling
A belt that goes everywhere and does everything.
Hiking belt,
survival belt or bushcraft belt?
Outdoors, every gram counts and every object has to earn its place. A hiking belt usually only holds up trousers. Tybelt makes it a piece of equipment in its own right: its strap, certified EN 566 and tested to more than 2 tonnes, becomes a tool for setting up a bivouac or fixing things on the trail.
That is the spirit of survival and bushcraft belts, with one big difference: the strength is certified in the laboratory, not just claimed.
Born in the mountains
Tybelt was born from a climbing harness. You can find that mountain culture in its strap, its strength and its simplicity of use.
Which one to take?
The khaki Premium blends into the landscape and comes with its usage booklet. To carry a knife, a lamp or a carabiner on your belt, theTactybelt Beta, being stiffer, is the best suited.
Choose yours
A supple belt for every day, or a tactical belt to carry your gear.
Tybelt Premium Khaki
Engraved, with its booklet, in a colour that blends into nature.
Tybelt Standard
The Tybelt in its simplest version.
Tactybelt Beta
The rigid tactical belt, to carry your gear.
Before you set off
Is it a survival belt?
It is an everyday belt whose strap is certified EN 566. It does the jobs you expect of a survival belt, with a strength tested in the laboratory.
Is it heavy?
Answer being written. In the meantime, see theuser booklet.
Does it stand up to rain and mud?
Answer being written. In the meantime, see theuser booklet.