The concept of the belt is very straight forward. It has a thickness of 10mm, 4 inches in width, a single-prong buckle, and 10 precision-spaced holes. Nothing spectacular, but this classic design makes the belt really versatile, which is impressive for its thickness.
Throughout the whole belt, on both sides, we can see the double-stitching that does not disappoint in terms of quality.
What distinguishes this belt from cheaper ones is probably the quality of the leather. There are plenty of products on the market made of poor-quality synthetic leather, and although visually they may look decent, the durability is not the same. Besides that, the strength of the Rogue Echo’s genuine leather is superior.
As mentioned earlier, Rogue is an American company, thus most of its products are built in the US, but sadly, we can not say this about the Echo belt. That is probably one of the reasons why it is cheaper compared to the Ohio model, but despite being produced outside the US, the belt’s quality was not affected.