1966 TV Series Batman Utility Belt Prop Replica

This... is so cool. It's too small for me to wear despite the description saying it would fit (I'm a 42" waste) but I'm a big guy and wasn't planning on wearing it. I bought it for display purposes and to that end it's awesome. Screen accurate, amazing quality. An Adam West fans must have.

Not sure I would have paid the $100 MSRP but I picked this up for $59 with free shipping. Pretty good deal. Nice display box and an overall nice item. I don’t cosplay so I don’t know how well it would hold up over time towearing it, but it will make a very nice display piece. I don’t ever think the pouches were actually meant tostore things, no matter how small, but the added openings give it more detail and are a nice touch. If you’ve ever seen photos of one of the original screen used bat utility belts you’ll see this replica is pretty close in detail, so I’m happy.

Screen accurate recreation of belt. Description said items could be put in tubes and pouches.They open but there is no room for items.I wish there was a holster for batarang and maybe an extension piece for plus sized waists. High quality item!!

Perfect piece for an authentic 1960s Batman costume!

Fell apart after I wore it once

Belt was great but batarang could be thicker for the price paid

This is really cool! The metal buckle and the fact that the pouches open on the bottom make it look authentic, and the belt's got a little weight to it, so it feels good and sturdy. If you want to wear it, it is adjustable. I have about a 36-38" waist, and I can wear it comfortably. It probably won't fit if your waist is 40" or more unless you use something to extend it, but that wouldn't be too hard to do. Kids and adults below my size should be able to adjust it to fit very easily. I wish the belt had a pouch for the Batarang to fit into, but other than that, it's great!The Batarang itself is foldable and snaps open like the one Adam West had. It even has the hole where a Bat-rope could be tied on (not included). My only gripe with the Batarang is it's very thin, light-weight plastic, so it doesn't feel like much in your hand, but I'm sure Mattel wouldn't have felt good about releasing a heavy object that kids might throw at somebody, so probably a good call.Also worth mentioning that Mattel did take into account the collector who might want to display everything: the packaging is very cool. :)

Seems very well made