What is the Velcro on the inside of the belt for?
37112
Some holsters don't have clips that go over the belt and use Velcro to secure the holster. I have never used it but I assume its for a situation when the clips over your belt may be a dead giveaway that you are carrying concealed... hope this helps...
37113
The company that makes this belt also makes holsters as well as the "J"-clips that attach the holsters to the belts. These "J"-clips also have Velcro on them, so between the Velcro on the clip and the Velcro on the belt, the holster stays where it is put and does not shift and move around. Really quite handy and I wish I'd thought of it first! I have bought several of the clips from them as a stand-alone item and then added Velcro to the inside of other belts that I use.
1251605
it has a Velcro strap that goes around the front that you can make tighter or looser.
1663422
It's really just like a seat belt strap, with a connector that holds the lap belt down at the proper position. You _do not_ want to remove it. It's a safety feature to keep kids from sliding out from under the lap belt in an accident. Additionally, lap belts ride too high on kids, so it keeps it in the proper position (on their lap - not across their stomach) to prevent internal organ damage in an accident. We have 2 kids in these and they don't complain a bit.
1273082
I didn't receive that velcro strap. I can't see what it would be used for anyway.
1484746
I really do not see any difference. I use mine rarely. The Velcro has ruined my bathing suit. The belt also rides up during all the jumping in the water aerobics class, no matter how tight I pull it.
2013591
When you undo the buckles there are two velcro strips that attach the main lid to a zippered lid, which then gives access to the main compartment.
2172472
Velcro.better deal works great.had zipper before. Hard to open compared to velvro and cheaper. Kim
288498
Yes, there is hook on the end of the excess after it is through the buckle and it hooks onto the pile side of the Velcro is from the right side back to the center. It allows so that the excess belt which is around 4 inches is securely kept in place. This is exactly like a wilderness tactical belt but with a cobra buckle instead of a riggers buckle. On a different note, the belt is outstanding. I wear as my shooting belt to hold holster and magazines since it is very stiff and does not collapse. A+ belt.
1267495
There is velcroe is to the bottom of the case on the inside. It's hidden but the velcroe sticks to the back of the case and it holds it in place.
2179994
I think that is what it is supposed to do. Unfortunately, my daughter couldn't figure out how to use it. When I adjusted it, it did pull the belt away from her neck.
911921
There is a Velcro belt extension that comes with this. I believe this is how they figure up to 60". However, I have a little extra around the middle and the Velcro doesn't seem to want to hold. It keeps coming loose. I don't recommend this product at all. There seems to be more negatives to it than positives, at least in my opinion.
1471539
The velcro stays on to help keep the lid liner from sagging and to help with the alinement. It is very important NOT to overtighten the screws because if you do the screws will strip out. The lid liner has BOTH velcro and screws.
1411850
It is a wrap around velcro strap; I think it is designed to attach in the front, but if you are very thin it may end up closing on the side. You can have mine free, I don't use it
351309
HiSo far the I've not had any problems with the belt on mine. Sorry I could not be if more help
729788
There are several little tabs that can be cut out. Cutting one or two out will accommodate a bigger belt. You can even create a custom cant by taking out different ones on each side.Hope this helps
1795067
The belt doesn't wrap, the clamp is used to secure the weights. One size fits all.
73303
Well, the adjustment is done via Velcro on the inside of the belt. I would say 54" may be a little far for the Velcro to hold well, so I would say 48"-50" at most for safety reasons