What can you use in the loops on the bottom to connect to a belt?
177648
I doubt it. They are if you were going to connect something additional to the vest. Maybe something to hang from it - pouches or something similar I guess....
1588897
You could put it on your normal belt, but it would be a real hassle if you're also trying to thread it through your belt loops. In order to use the product as intended, you really should purchase a separate tool belt. Something like this one: Style n Craft 75-052 http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002A8YBBO/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1370347936&sr;=1-3π=AA160
2003045
I bought this for my father and I know nothing about it but i think it hooks on the belt so that you open at top (vertical). Sorry i cant help more. I can ask him if you still need more info.
1661688
on the back there are two belt loops, open & closed. the closed loops appear to accommodate 1.25 inches. the open loop doesn't seem to have any max size
1660022
You can loop the leash onto the loop provided or attach the leash with the carabiner end. You can kind of see it in one of the photos on amazon. If I have time I can post a picture later of how I use it.
472847
This was a gift for my grandson, so I'm sorry don't know personally, but I can ask him. From a similar experience with another device, I would think that Edward's answer below would work well - if you don't have copper wire, you could use fishing line, or buttonhole thread to make a loop and thread the loop through to hook around the small thread on the strap.
2140843
Dear customer, it looks like at both ends, there are slots for putting a belt through. also, there are openings that allow the use of a carabiner. Best regards, RearCase
424755
No, the loops are just large enough to hold energy gells. There are some other companies that make hydration belts that may work for you.
980243
It is possible to run a belt or something through the loop on the back. It wasn't that comfortable for me when I tried it for hiking though.
2068637
As answered, there are belt loops. Both vertical and horizontal. However, they seem to be on the thin side. My wilderness frequent flyer belt at 1 3/4" wide only fits the horizontal loops and even then, just barely. In that configuration, the tool is not easily put back in. Might need to stretch it out more.
1274930
There are two straps you can use. The belt loop, anchored with one snap and a velcro strap will fit very tightly on no larger than a 3" belt. If you want to go Rambo style, you can use it upside down, in which case the lower strap-n-snap will allow up to 5 1/4".
65613
The belt loop is sewn in at the top and attached with Velcro at the bottom. Top to bottom is 3 inches. Horizontally the belt loop is 4 3/4 inches at the top and 4 inches at he bottom. I have not used the belt loop for attachment.
1012708
I sorry but your question is too vague to respond very well. I have purchased two sizes of these loops, 1mm and 1.5mm in thickness. The 1mm diameter loop is used to strap small, light items that have very small holes like USB drives. I use the 1.5mm diameter loops are used for heavier items. The larger diameter loops are sometimes too thick to fit in small device openings, even some pocket cameras have very small carry holes. The 1mm loop is 1.75" long, The larger diameter loop is 1.5" in length.
363012
there is a strap about 2 inches wide that runs across the bottom of the bag that you can use to attach things like extra weight and bungee cords.
297686
the loops are to carry those gel sacks or any other stuff that is not too heavy. You can attach the bib number there but you still would need the clip to tie it up.
463399
Nylon loop with Velcro enclosure to go around your belt. I think I may modify mine a bit to suit my needs. But pretty good, holds securely.
1360837
I suggest using the belt in places you cannot touch or struggle to touch the bottom.