USMC Hip Belt
The USMC Hip Belt is the standard issue supporting waist belt for the US Marine Corps Improved Load Bearing Equipment (ILBE/FILBE) Main Pack system. Manufactured by Propper to Mil-Spec DTL-17001A0001 in coyote brown, the belt mounts directly to the pack frame via integrated webbing straps and transfers heavy ruck loads off the shoulders and onto the hips where you can carry them all day. A reinforced forward-pull buckle locks the belt down tight, and the contoured lumbar pad delivers genuine support on long humps. Fits waists up to roughly 46 inches and can also be worn solo for lower-back support.
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- SKU
- USMC-HB
- Material
- Cotton, Nylon, Polyester
- Style
- Military
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Description
Features
- Genuine USGI Issue — Authentic US Marine Corps component of the FILBE/ILBE Main Pack system, NSN 8465-01-600-7870.
- Mil-Spec Construction — Built to DTL-17001A0001 standards by Propper for hard field use.
- Coyote Brown Finish — Neutral coyote colorway pairs cleanly with MARPAT, MultiCam, and OD field gear.
- Load-Distributing Lumbar Pad — Contoured, padded waist panel transfers pack weight from the shoulders to the hips for long humps under load.
- Frame-Mount Webbing Straps — Integrated webbing attaches directly to the ILBE/FILBE plastic pack frame without tools.
- Heavy-Duty Quick-Release Buckle — Reinforced center buckle tightens with a forward pull motion and locks down securely under heavy loads.
- Adjustable Sizing — Issued in Medium with a wide adjustment range that fits waists up to roughly 46 inches.
- Reinforced Stitching — Bar-tacked stress points and double-stitched seams stand up to ruck weight and rough handling.
- Stand-Alone Lumbar Support — Can be worn on its own as a back support belt when not mounted to the pack frame.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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Great price but it is used!As advertised, Fit right into my pack, and together with an assault pack clipped onto the back it's quite the setup. Beefy, but I call that a good thing. Hip belt is a must for any pack. They have been used but still have some good life in them.
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