how does buckle work
266008
Buckle is like ski boots, a lever to tight and a button to release, pretty solid construction.Also there are 2 additional vercro on the bottom
1680909
Short answer no.. No buckles no elastic. You provide your own method of attachment to suit your needs on both ends. The only metal is the ratchet type device that allows you to adjust the overall length. With all this said I really like mine and it is very comfortable.
1765152
There is a single, wide opening in the middle which will accommodate most seat belt buckles. This opening is secured by velcro. The material is pretty tough, I have put a slit in mine to accommodate a seat belt buckle which did not fit within the manufactured opening and it has not torn at all.
135548
I don't think the make of the vehicle matters for this buckle. I purchased it for a client who drives a older model Nissan Altima. I've also seen other clients use the same buckle in Dodge Vans, Ford wangons, and Nissan Rogues.
1455476
Has anyone shock-tested the snap and click-buckle to see how they would fare in the event of a sudden aggravated drop ? A decent test would be to attach the strap to a ring that is fastened solidly to a work-bench and connected to an object 3X as heavy as the camera; shove the weight off the bench and see what happens. I believe I already know.......... Thanks so much for answering my question.
241327
It's difficult to explain the buckles, but the piece on the strap that goes around the tummy side slides thru the piece that is attached to the side of the harness on the back of the dog. It does so in a perpendicular fashion. Once it's thru the larger piece the two pieces flatten out together. The tension on the harness as it goes around the dog holds the buckle shut. It is made of metal and is nothing at all like those plastic things that snap together. There is a buckle on each side so you can unfasten it from either side. You could unfasten both, I suppose, but I just undo one of them and slide the leg out on the other side. Hope that is some help. It's difficult to explain the buckles, but the piece on the strap that goes around the tummy side slides thru the piece that is attached to the side of the harness on the back of the dog. It does so in a perpendicular fashion. Once it's thru the larger piece the two pieces flatten out together. The tension on the harness as it goes around the dog holds the buckle shut. It is made of metal and is nothing at all like those plastic things that snap together. There is a buckle on each side so you can unfasten it from either side. You could unfasten both, I suppose, but I just undo one of them... » Read More It's difficult to explain the buckles, but the piece on the strap that goes around the tummy side slides thru the piece that is attached to the side of the harness on the back of the dog. It does so in a perpendicular fashion. Once it's thru the larger piece the two pieces flatten out together. The tension on the harness as it goes around the dog holds the buckle shut. It is made of metal and is nothing at all like those plastic things that snap together. There is a buckle on each side so you can unfasten it from either side. You could unfasten both, I suppose, but I just undo one of them and slide the leg out on the other side. Hope that is some help. « Show Less
2186432
I'm not 100% sure if the one I just got came w/ the improved buckle but I will say that the buckle is really easy for me to fasten and unfasten. The buckle on my daughter's carrier was a pain in the booty and this one is so easy that I'm in love!
1691213
That square of leather goes on both sides of the strap to which the buckle is attached. On the back of that square is a snap. My bag has stitching across the top and bottom and down both sides. I see what you are asking about on the pictures; I had never noticed that BUT the stitching on top and bottom must be there for looks because it does't attach anything - it is just sewn through the leather. The stitches down he sides attach the leather front to the leather back where the snap is located. I hope this helps.
319499
They prevent the buckle from sliding down the harness. I don't believe there is a slot on any buckle wider than this gizmo.
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
32542
Yes, it will move along with the buckle change and still perform as intended.
1969192
There's a chest buckle that just goes right in, but the two side pieces that click into the bottom buckle have to interlock with eachother before they go into the bottom...hope that helps!
1052516
No buckle. It is elasticized and cover the bike completely. So far with rain, ice and winds the cover has remained secured
702304
This seat protector is designed with notches at the base of the seat to make using the LATCH system easy! It also has a flap that slides down between the seat back and base of the seat to anchor the seat protector in place so it won't slide around and this flap also fits between the LATCH buckles.
2006474
There are some buckles in the seat to take up slack. We have not had to use them yet so I don't know how well they work.
457754
There elastic straps with clip on buckles which holds the top part in place.
162800
There is no buckle. This is meant to be used in conjunction with a duty belt. It provides molle attachment points to the belt and offers added comfort. The duty belt runs through the padded cover. There are slits in the padding in the areas where a holster would go. I'm running a safariland ALS holster on the right side and a condor triple pistol mag holder on the left. Dump pouch in the rear. I wear size 32 in the waist and the medium was perfect for me.