Get U.S.-manufactured nylon webbing produced under Berry Amendment requirements for consistent domestic quality.
Enjoy a versatile 1 3/4-inch width for tactical belts, backpack repair, and gear customization projects.
Count on Desert Sand tan coloring that blends naturally with military-style and outdoor equipment.
Rely on a responsive support team ready to help with sizing, usage questions, and reorders.
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Crafted for durability and versatility, 1 3/4 inch Desert Sand heavy nylon webbing delivers the strength and reliability you need for tactical gear, outdoor equipment, and everyday repair projects. Manufactured entirely in the United States under Berry Amendment requirements, this webbing offers the confidence that comes from domestic sourcing and consistent production standards. Whether you're restoring a favorite backpack or building custom tactical belts, dependable webbing like this becomes the foundation of a project built to hold up over time.
Measuring 1 3/4 inches wide, heavy nylon weave construction resists fraying and stands up to regular handling and use. Desert Sand (also known as coyote or tan) coloring matches standard military-style gear, making it a natural fit for tactical belts, pouches, slings, and field equipment. Flexible yet sturdy, the material folds and stitches cleanly, working well with hardware like buckles, D-rings, and sliders. Item number WN1320DS (Web 1 3/4 T13 DS) makes reordering the exact style simple whenever you need more.
Reach for this webbing when repairing backpack straps, crafting tactical belts, building pet leashes and collars, or reinforcing gear that calls for a rugged nylon strap. Crafters, hobbyists, and gear makers appreciate the balance of weight and strength this webbing brings to a wide range of builds. Keep in mind that this webbing is not intended for climbing, rescue, or other critical load-bearing applications, and working loads should never exceed 25% of rated tensile strength. As with most raw webbing, occasional factory splices may appear along the length, so inspect material closely before using it in any load-bearing design, including pet collars, leashes, or harness components.
