2" Original

Great suspenders, easy to adjust and stays securely hooked to a variety of belt sizes. I wear suspenders with a belt because I have tool pouches that I wear on my belt when working in the garage or outdoor work or hunting and the belt attached suspenders give great support so Im not constantly adjusting my pants.

My husband loves them! He's 6'9 and these are the only ones that make his pants stay up without feeling like it's giving him a wedgie. Feels sturdy and comfortable.

They turned out great. Then wider, 2”, suspender was perfect for him. Very comfortable. Lots of complements on choice of color, tan. Very happy that he’s happy!!

These clip on your belt and work very well. We will see how long they last. I would buy again and last but not least they are made in America.

After recently loosing 35 lbs, I found myself constantly pulling up my pants and getting stomach aches from cinching my belt too tight. Rather than going for a new pants ($$$$), I decided to give these a try. I haven't wore suspenders since boyhood but I remember not liking them as they were always slipping off my shoulders. For that reason, I bought the long/tall ones thinking the rear strap would be longer and the Y-section would closer to my shoulders. Not the case. Instead the front straps were longer, putting the adjusting buckles directly over my shirt pockets. Not a big deal but they still slipped off the shoulder. I am 5' 11" and have A-frame shoulders, so I solved that problem by having my wife sew a strip of elastic across the Y just below the back of my collar.The belt clips are sturdy but will fall off when dropping your pants unless you use a heavy duty (1/8" thick) work belt. The rear one straddles the belt loop on the back of your pants, while the front ones must go on the outside of the loops. If you try to put them to the inside, they will pull the belt up off your pants in the front. Not all my pants have the same front positioning of the belt loops, so these suspenders work better with some than others. I wish the front hooks were the same as the rear one. The adjusting buckles eventually slip when moving around a lot. The elastic doesn't seem to be stretching out and does the job well. No more droopy pants and stomach aches.Bottom line, excellent quality but less than expected design, so -1 star for the slipping buckles and the non-straddling front belt hooks.

Nice sturdy suspenders.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Large size and attached to belt. Was easy to attach to belt. Comfort:Kept my pants up. Belt alone had slippage of pants.

The only pair of suspenders I will ever buy for work is the perry brand. It doesn’t cause wear and tear on the waist band, doesn’t come loose (or let you down), and the stretch supports holds up better than any product offered by the competition.When I found these, I was frustrated for sure. My sons used to laugh that when I was working every 140 seconds I would adjust my pants (yes they timed it over and over). I had tried other suspenders but the alligator clips just wore out the east bands, moving the clips around only created more problems. The perry is designed for use and function. Another benefit of these is there are times when I don’t want a 40 pound tool belt but need to have some tools. But if you are on a ladder, or going through a cramped attic/crawlspace you still needs hands and tools. The toughbuilt tool pouches (available on Amazon) are independent and come with a universal belt attachment. Since the Perry’s grab at the belt, the toughbuilt system is the perfect complement.The Perry’s also fit, they don’t rub and I will honestly forget I am even wearing them. If there is one flaw, it is the width of the back bracket. If your pants have wider loops and a loop in the dead center, it can be a little difficult to hook, but once hooked it’s no big deal. What’s more I don’t have to adjust my britches every 140 seconds. If you haven’t tried the perry brand, you should. Perry also makes 2 point suspenders which I wear as well. You cannot go wrong.