I have a waist fanny pack and the belt of the pack is short to fix around my waist, this look like something might work for me in connecting the fanny pack belt to this one, have anyone try this and did it work with the strap going from A to B....
1258702
This should work for you, though do know that the strap doesn't hold extremely tightly. It tends to give a little. The length is probably longer than what you need, though that can be fixed by cutting it to the length you want and then using a flame to singe the end of the strap. Its nylon so it will melt and not fray. I did this for mine and it worked fine.
397300
I've never tried it personally, but I'm pretty sure the strap would be long enough to go around one another. Like 85% sure lol
567978
I actually ride my bike with this bag slung across my shoulder/back. It, for me, is all about how tight you make the straps. Also... strap goes on opposite shoulder from bag... but I suspect you already know that. Same shoulder? With just about any bag on same side as strap... there is good chance you'll have slippage...
1087096
I have used this pack and nothing seems to move around. There is little room for phone, keys, money etc. It sticks out too far from your body for me. I'm not entirely happy with it, but I haven't been able to find one I like either. Good Luck.
1699786
It would work better, actually. The length of the strap is so long on mine that I can hardly get it positioned tight enough.
2204496
It appears, that the useful "inside diameter" of the belt loop is actually 2", rather than 2 1/4". Since your belt is still half an inch shorter then that, it would seem, that may allow for a little expansion of the loop to accommodate the 1/4 inch thickness, as it loosens up. Seems like it might work, but really can't tell.
78448
I've been using this for a while and it's an excellent device. As any strap, it can be made shorter or larger by pulling one of the ends; it's hard to explain in writing but any person who has one in your gym should be able to show it to you. Good luck!Ronald/Paraguay
955413
I don't see why not ... it is just a padded sheath that folds over on itself and secures with Velcro. Seems to me, you could easily wrap it around the waist belt just like you could the shoudler strap.
1237655
I'm not sure if it's a belt loop per se, but it has a little crevace in the back that is about 3.5 - 4" long (about the width of the pouch) through which you could insert your belt. I've only noticed this now and have actually been using the strap, putting my belt through it, and then flipping the pouch back inside my pants so it is tucked away safely. I can the just pull it out when I need to get anything from it. Hope this sort of answers your question.
9529
To add a strap, yes. I'm not sure how it would work with a stiff belt loop.
1572910
Yes it definitely does. I have not personally used the slots but as I recall the slots would work for the parts down on the seat and then the higher over-the-shoulder belt would be able to "find" and connect with the lower part when it came through the slot(s) which appears to be long enough to work on different configurations . There are only slots on one side so they serve to indicate which side goes toward the front and which toward the back.
2275580
it *can* connect to a belt, but I dont think you really want to once you see it. The morpher/holster combo is pretty massive. Literally, it pokes out about 2.5 inches once on your belt and its pretty heavy so even on a good leather belt it will want to sag down. Definitely more of a showcase item than a costuming piece in my opinion - albeit a really sweet looking showcase item :-). It really is that pretty I think.
628557
As Richard points out, it would technically attach - might be loose. I love this pouch.
1532981
I don't think this would work well, it kept slipping/rotating sideways on my bike, which isn't totally round either. I haven't found anything better yet, just using a fanny pack with water bottle for now. Good luck!
1120150
I concur with the other folks here: there's no great way to attach the stock case to a belt without sewing your own strap or something similar. For what it's worth, it's a great fit for the side elastic pouch of a Thinktank Digital Holster 20 v2 (my normal walk-around bag). I don't know if it would fit the equivalent bags from other companies.
1022765
Not exactly, no. The slot for a belt is 1 1/2 inches. My guess is you could force it, it would just pull down the top of your pants a little (since the top of the pants is what carries the weight, not the belt). I'd recommend either getting a narrower belt, or going with a different holster. (For the record, this is a good little holster, though.)
1948475
Hmmm.... it might. The holding straps are adjustable. All else fails you could make new straps with a bit of leather and a punch. Re-apply the hardware and it should be good to go. Hope this helps.