Heavy-Duty Strength | Rated at approximately 7,000 lbs breaking strength for demanding builds.
Made in the USA | Manufactured domestically to meet Berry Amendment sourcing standards.
True-to-Spec Sizing | 1-23/32" width, 0.080"–0.120" thick, matching Type 13 Class 1A / MIL-W-4088 T-13 C1.
Tactical-Ready Finish | Resin-treated coyote brown finish suited for belts, harnesses, and gear-making projects.
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Built for demanding tactical and outdoor gear projects, this heavy nylon webbing delivers strength and consistency for load-bearing applications. Made domestically for makers, gear manufacturers, and hobbyists, it provides a dependable base material for belts, harnesses, and reinforced straps. Whether you're assembling rigger's belts or building out tactical equipment, coyote brown webbing brings a military-inspired look and heavy-duty performance to your finished product.
Measuring 1-23/32 inches wide (approximately 1.72 inches, or 43.6mm) and 0.080"–0.120" thick, this webbing follows Type 13 Class 1A specifications under MIL-W-4088 T-13 C1. Heavy nylon construction supports a breaking strength of roughly 7,000 pounds, giving you confidence in high-load scenarios. A resin-treated finish adds stiffness and an IR rating suited to tactical specifications, while the coyote brown colorway matches standard-issue military and law enforcement gear. Every roll is manufactured in the USA and meets Berry Amendment sourcing standards for government and defense-related projects.
Rigger's belts, heavy-duty duty belts, military harnesses, and other load-bearing gear all draw on this webbing's strength and consistency. Gear makers also use it for backpack straps, leashes, tie-downs, and other reinforced strap projects where dependable materials matter. Keep in mind that raw webbing on its own is not suitable for climbing or life-safety use, and working load should never exceed 25% of stated tensile strength. Factory splices may occasionally appear within a roll and are a normal part of webbing production, not a defect. Questions about sizing or the right application? A dedicated support team is ready to help you choose the right specs before you buy.
