The Strike20 GB Belt: Fast Color-Switch Design
In short: The Strike20 GB Belt is one belt that covers two colour requirements. Flip the reversible aluminium buckle head, turn the belt over, and you have switched from green to black — which is what the name stands for: Green, Black. The belt itself is durable, stretchy nylon with an adjustable buckle, sized for military work, security shifts, sport and everyday wear, and it ships in a gift box. This article explains how the reversal works, what it is built from, and how it compares with the other two belts in the Strike20 range.
Why does a two-colour belt exist?
Because uniforms change and belts get left behind. A security company runs green in one contract and black in the next. A reservist wears one colour on duty and another at the range. A traveller wants gear that reads as tactical on a job and unremarkable in a city. The usual answer is two belts, one of which lives in a bag and is never there when it is needed. The GB Belt was designed to end that: one piece of kit, reversible in seconds, with no second buckle and no hardware to lose.
How does the colour switch work?
The belt is built in two colours, one on each face, and the buckle head is reversible. Rotate the head, flip the belt so the other face is outward, and refasten. The buckle head is machined from aluminium, chosen because a reversible mechanism has to survive being turned thousands of times without loosening, deforming or corroding in wet conditions. There are no clips to add and nothing to remove; the belt is the same belt in either colour.
What is it built from?
- Durable, stretchy nylon — the webbing has enough give to move with the wearer through sitting, climbing and kneeling, without going slack. That stretch is the reason the GB Belt is comfortable across a full shift where a rigid belt digs in.
- Reversible aluminium buckle head — the mechanism that makes the colour switch possible, and the part that takes the most wear.
- Adjustable buckle — set the belt once for the trousers you wear it with, then adjust as layers change through the year.
It ships in a gift box, which matters for two reasons: the belt arrives looking the way it does in the photographs, and it makes a straightforward present for someone who works in uniform.
Which Strike20 belt is right for you?
| Belt | Best for | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| GB Belt | Anyone who needs green some days and black on others | Reversible aluminium buckle head; two colours in one belt; stretchy nylon; gift box |
| Tactical Security Belt | Security personnel who wear one colour and want a plain, strong duty belt | Stretch nylon, strong adjustable buckle, in green or black; gift box |
| Strap Belt | Carrying a rifle | 1000D nylon strap system with a flexible rubber section at the front and a quick-adjust buckle |
The Strap Belt is a different tool — a weapon strap that sits on the shoulder rather than a waist belt — and it is in the table only so nobody buys the wrong product. The real choice for a waist belt is between the GB Belt and the Tactical Security Belt, and the question that decides it is simply whether you will ever need the second colour.
Who is the GB Belt for?
Security companies whose contracts specify different colours; military and reserve personnel who move between duty and training kit; instructors; and anyone who wants a single belt for work, sport and everyday wear. It is sized by adjustment rather than in fixed lengths, so one belt fits a wide range of waists.
Frequently asked questions
Does the buckle come off to reverse the belt?
No. The buckle head rotates in place; you flip the belt and refasten. Nothing detaches.
What colours does it come in?
One belt, two faces: green on one side and black on the other.
Is it the same as the Tactical Security Belt?
No. The Tactical Security Belt is a single-colour duty belt. The GB Belt adds the reversible head and the second colour.
Where is it made?
Strike20 is an Israeli brand; the GB Belt is designed by Israelis and manufactured in China under our own specification and quality control.
Where to go from here
See the Strike20 GB Belt, browse the full belts and slings collection, or pair it with a ShadowX or CoolingX trouser. Buying for a team? Our request for quote page is the fastest route to bulk pricing.
About the author
Idan is the founder and CEO of Strike20. An Israeli military veteran, he founded the brand to build professional-grade tactical gear for security teams, law enforcement and military users, and he leads its product development.
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