Are those actual working buckles or are there buttons to open/close? If buckles, can the bag open/close quickly?
1575143
No they are actually buckles, there a little time consuming at first till you get them broke in.
1575144
they are all workable buckles...I just close the center one and leave the other two open and secured, so I only need to open the center buckle. Unless I need it more secured, like while travelling. This is in my opinion a great case...very satisfied.
1575145
They are working buckles. I just use the center one, so it opens and closes fast enough for a buckle. I'm quite satisfied with the purchase.
1040487
actually it depends on the things that you have inside the bag. the material is soft so it doesn't hold up. I usually have clothes and diapers and all sorts of stuff inside the bag, so when I take out one thing, the bag is able to stand open. if you only have a few things, then most probably it will just flop... hope this answers to your question. :)
1704689
No, they don't have that. I open with a sliding pinch below the zipper so I don't stretch the top in trying to open bag.
366580
I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle was weak, perhaps they have a different bag? I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle... » Read More I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle was weak, perhaps they have a different bag? « Show Less
123785
There are buckles on the two ends that you roll down the top of the bag and buckle into (creates the waterproof seal, which works amazingly well on my boat bag), the D rings at the handles are multipurpose utility spots
613661
I don't thing so l buckling and unbuckling a belt would. . of course there are to buckles on ech side and the claw hooks with bungycords ujnder the sedse to hold them down and close the sides of the bike. cook and unhook too . me I use small suitcase locks to lock the main compartments . and just leave them on my bike. and hope no one will take the time to steal them. so fare no one has in all the years I have used these kind of bags . hope I was helpful keith
123787
I am somewhat confused by the question....when you roll the bag down there are two buckles that go across the top of the bag, and then there is a buckle on either side of the bag that snaps down....it looks confusing at first, but package it and roll it down, and you'll understand.....we just used it again on a motorcycle trip this weekend and love it
959841
I also wanted to say for the money, I have been extremely happy with this pouch and belt, the belt adjusts and opens large enough for us bigger guys and has two compartments in the pouch area. the snap buckle is very sturdy and secure. But again to answer your question the belt easily removes from the pouch, by simply sliding the belt thru the pouch loop. hope this helps, gary
45815
Probably because the buckles (and there are way too many of them AND they don't adjust well) could potentially come off is my guess. In any casee, all sorts of bells and whistles to this thing. Waste of money if you ask me. I regret purchase! Just get something simple :)
343742
The buckles are just decorative. There are snaps behind them. I pulled the snaps and replaced them with magnetic closures.
590730
Push the locking mechanism to the opposite side of the bag and pull open the the top portion of the bag. It will open similar to a zip lock bag. I hope this helps.
2218519
I really love my bag. The closure for the main compartment is rope and the snaps are snaps. When I fly I fasten a bungee cord around the case - more to prevent theft then to hold my stuff in the bag. Hope this helps.
1609773
Yes the lid will stay open when changing the bag. There is a little red switch that holds the lid open.
1278848
The simplest would be to replace the buckle. Remove the old buckle by carefully cutting the threads. If you have a buckle from a previous bag, then sew it back on web belt. I am really disappointed with this bag's performance - from the way oversize belt (which by the way won't stay in a fixed length), to the belt stays slipping and the buckle releasing from just a little bit of pressure allowing the entire assembly to unexpectedly fall from my waist. Sorry I could not have been of greater assist on the repair. Hope for the best.
2189182
The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
859288
Yes. I don't have it with me. I'm sure it has waste buckles. I can't remember about the chest ones.
1919093
Yes, There is a zipper an a "O" ring at the end to put a small lock on it... Would be easy to pull that loop off though, but if your not leaving in unattended... it should be fine. If they want it, they can just walk off with the whole bag right. But all in all it's a really study/ruggard bag. Love mine...Comes to the range with the all the time!!