New company Abl makes fetching belts that are ethically made and tailored to the active traveler and outdoor enthusiast.
Whether hiking, rock climbing or simply traveling from one airport to the next, Abl is an ideal product from design and utilitarian standpoints. The B-series belts are vegan and non-metallic, so wearing them through airport security, for example, won’t be a problem. The belts are reinforced with carbon fiber for impressive strength without sacrificing the lightweight aspect of the product. The whole thing is made in the United States, to boot.
The belts retail for $40 and come in a range of enticing colors, ensuring you can find something that works well with your style. They’re also water resistant and feature a simple clip-type buckle for ease of use.
Belts come in one length, and users are instructed to cut them to fit — it’s an easy process that likely helps keep price low by simplifying the company’s offerings.
Abl is an impressive company, even for a newcomer. The company is committed to sourcing top-tier products in a socially responsible manner, so buyers can feel good about what they’re wearing in more ways than one.
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