Arcade Keyah Belt

Whether you're lacing up for a trail day or just running errands around town, the Arcade Keyah Belt keeps up without ever digging in or slipping loose. It's part of Arcade's collaboration with Navajo artist Vernan Kee, whose modern take on traditional rug patterns gives the Mesa/Amber colourway a look you won't find on a standard belt rack. Underneath the artwork sits Arcade's tried and true A2 system: a low-profile buckle that clicks into place and releases with barely any pressure, paired with stretchy webbing that flexes with you instead of fighting you. Because it's micro-adjustable, you skip the frustration of punched holes that never quite land where you need them, and since it's completely metal-free, you can breeze through airport security on your way to the next adventure. Toss it in the wash after a muddy hike and it comes out ready to go again.

Features

• Patented A2 buckle releases with a light touch, no wrestling with a stuck buckle after a long day on the trail
• Micro-adjustable fit skips the punched holes, so you dial in your exact size instead of settling for the nearest hole
• Metal-free construction sails through airport security, a solid pick for travel days
• Elastic belt keeper holds the excess tail in place so it doesn't flap around while you move
• Machine washable and dryable for easy care after muddy trails or sweaty days
• Made with post-consumer recycled REPREVE® polyester webbing, a more sustainable choice
• Vernan Kee artist series graphic brings a modern take on traditional Navajo rug patterns to the design