2 In. Perry Work Suspenders (Tan Regular)

Been wearing these for multiple years and can give a good review. I wear these doing logging work, construction work, for Mass and playing with my young family. I have 2 pairs and have owned both for years now, the belts give out before these. They don't "eat" into your pants like the alligator clips on other brands. Unlike other brands, bumping against things does not release the clips, the plastic is high quality and is not irritating. I get compliments from other working men asking about the fit and feel and without hesitation I recommend these. Unlike others I haven't had elastic issues. It's worth noting that the belt clip will fit dress, hiking and tactical and tool style belts. Only if I can buy a belt as high quality as these suspenders...

top drawer product. Superior to the clip Suspenders.

Look & Work Great !

Comfortable and easy to d'on, d'off great for casual use. Use dominators, Paracord, Bungie, 3 bar slides or wedge something between clip and belt too keep fronts in place if the belt is on thin side or just won't stay where they need to be. Poor wear resistance, slightest scuff will fuzz it up, but you can lightly brush it out, or flame whip the loose fibers. Definitely does what it was intended for, just don't tighten belt & suspenders too much otherwise they'll stretch, because there only ment too hold maybe up to 8lbs worth like your pants, phone, wallet, & other EDC Gear.

Very robust and adjustments do not crepe loose.

Good quality, good price, and they actually work! The only type suspender I've worn in the past have been the claw type, where the claw grabs onto the top of the pants. With the claw type you have to fuss with each claw to get the pants positioned in the claw and then at the same time clamp it shut. Sometimes this takes several tries. On top of that I think every single time I've worn the claw type of suspenders at least one of the little claws ripped off the pants. in contrast, these suspenders easily clip under the belt and never let go! My only regret is that it has taken me 67 years to find these suspenders!!!

I love, love these suspenders. I actually want a belt AND suspenders. The suspenders that hook directly to the pants usually have teeth like those on a Florida alligator, which tend to tear the pants. Since these suspenders 'hook' under the belt, the position of the front straps can be adjusted along the belt by several inches. They also slip on and off the belt easily but are still secure during use.The suspender straps are also wide enough that they are very comfortable to wear. I'm a relatively young guy in good shape (32" waist) recovering from a pinched nerve, and I was told to use suspenders and loosen the belt. I am more comfortable now, and I use the suspenders under an untucked outdoor style shirt. I think I'll keep using the suspenders afer full recovery. Someone commented they were afraid the front straps would fly-up and hit them in eye. I always hook the front straps first so there is no tension on them, and then I hook the back strap last. *** I am fully recovered and still using the suspenders. I actually own several in different colors.***

Perry makes a great pair of suspenders marred by adjustment sliders that will not stay in place. Over the course of a few hours I find the adjustment sliders move due to lack of friction between the slider and the elastic strap. I'm on my third pair, all three have done the same thing, and it doesn't matter whether they are new or old. I've been looking for solutions to stop the slide but haven't found anything that works and doesn't show. Hair clips sort of work, but are obvious beneath thin material shirts.