Arcade belts get an upgrade with the Momentum Belt Kit

The Arcade Momentum belt kicks things up a notch with a more lightweight build, new perforated webbing that moves with you and keeps you comfortable all while doing the important bit — keeping your pants seated properly.

Eagle-eyed readers might recognize Arcade belts from previous coverage of the Atlas Stretch Belt. The brand has made a name for itself delivering comfortable, athletic-friendly waist belts that are remarkably versatile in style and function. Arcade is back at it with a slight upgrade thanks to a newly designed Momentum belt. It’s available in two new colorways, charcoal and black. More importantly, it’s the lightest belt in the Arcade arsenal to date. That’s good news for anyone wearing one. It retains the stretchy, reliable build of previous designs. So, what else is new?

Perforated webbing that gives it a sharp new look but also moves with you. Whether you’re playing some outdoor sports, going for a run, or just headed in to work, it’s the type of apparel that you barely notice you’re wearing. I don’t know about you but I count that as a win. I’ve been wearing one for over a month now — a review is coming — but I can attest to that claim. As someone who’s lost quite a bit of weight lately, and has to wear a belt with most of his pants and shorts, that’s a welcome feature for sure.

The original Momentum has a relaxed, comfortable fit with breathable webbing, low-profile buckle, and metal-free build that’s safe for travel. It’s hard to imagine more support packed into an already excellent wearable, but Arcade pulled it off.

What’s the Momentum Belt Kit?

They say you should never answer a question with a question, but I’m doing it anyway. What’s better than one belt? Two. The Momentum Belt Kit is the best way to stock up on belts for the foreseeable future because it comes with the style in both colorways. It also saves you $12 over buying two belts separately. Think of it as a bundle offer, and a good one, too.

A single Momentum belt will run you $50, while the kit is only $88.

As I’ve said, I’ve been wearing one to test it out, and it’s one of the most comfortable belts I’ve ever owned. It’s also super convenient thanks to the clip, which makes it easy to put on and take off. In fact, I’ll go so far as to say it’s the only belt I’ll wear throughout the entire day, even at home when I’m relaxing. Usually, when I get home, the belt comes right off because it’s too tight around my waist. The Momentum is not. You can adjust it to have a custom fit thanks to the micro-adjustable buckle. It also looks great with pretty much any outfit, from dressed-up to casual.