How do the buckles connect? Are they the type you just push one side into the other and it snaps (plastic), like some backpacks? Is it easy on & off?
241326
Hard to explain, easy to do. The one half slips through the other. Has been very secure with my big wiggly strong dog.
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
241328
These buckles are not like the conventional "snap together" types (plastic). These buckles are metal and you would have to fasten them by passing one end through the 'eye" of the other metal piece. Trust me... this is a very awesome harness. It will take you a few times to get the hang of putting it on and taking it off, but it will become second nature. Get it... you will not be disappointed.
12376
The one I purchased is Kurgo Tru-Fit Enhanced Strength Harness 3055 Series. The buckles are all steel nesting buckles (slide in to slot and don't snap). No plastic. Easy once you get used to it; our 5 month old Golden just grew into the second size up so we've been pleased with both.
892679
There are 2 zipper closures on each end of the bag which are held together using side-release buckles, similar to the buckles for the seatbelt attachment, only smaller. If you look at the product images, you'll see them but they aren't clicked in place. I use the carrier for my dog and he can scratch at the zippers all he wants but he can't get them to open. Take note, though, that there is only one closure for the small zipper on the top of the bag (where you can stick your hand in to reassure your pet without opening the bag) and if your cat is smart enough he can scratch at that and open the zipper. The cat can escape if he's small enough to fit that hole. (I measured the hole -- it's 6 inches long but it can open up approximately 4 inches wide.)
708129
You can adjust the buckles depending on how full the bag is to give more room but it actually snaps shut to hold it closed. The snap is right under the buckle.
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
1416749
It is a sliding buckle and can get loose very easily. I even used electricle tape for a time to keep it from sliding.
265296
insert the straps into the buckle in the opposite way that you are doing it. i know it seems counter-intuitive - i had the exact same problem! so basically, you are inserting the strap through the "back" side of the buckle (the extra strap will come out like a tongue through a dragon's teeth). once you do that, when the buckle clamps, it will hold. these are really super rings, easy on the hands and durable (i have had them outside all summer). but they really should include some visual instructions. hope this helps!
1016955
There is a plastic mini buckle. One side fits into the other - fairly easy. Possible you have a defective item with missing or damaged. I wear mine around my waist underneath my shirt so that it can't be seen.
874078
hmm. some pockets are narrower and shallower than others. i find that as long as the tool is in the pocket, and you roll it tight, everything staysin place. but the buckles are cheap plastic-i cracked one while tightening the strap. i ended up adding quick release buckles which work better. the roll is itself is durable.
637287
Works fine for me. Thread it through with velcro material facing the same as display. it goes around your wrist through the buckle and back onto itself
2010651
There are no buckles or other means to remove the strap. When it hangs on my shoulder it is down to my waist. I still have more room to let it out. In other words it is one piece construction. But I don't see why any 2" luggage strap wouldn't work. Just cut the old one off and install the one you want. Good Luck.
2087085
There are snaps on the top flap, and they snap very strong. You have to give a good, solid tug to release them. Very happy with this item.
1827027
Yes, but the buckle is only on one side & that side cannot be shortened (without cutting & resewing the strap). The other strap is threaded through the buckle which grips by friction, cinching down on the strap at whatever point it's closed. As it is closed, the buckle "cams over" & thereby tightens beyond what can be achieved by merely pulling to snug up the strap.
742791
First, you pull the nylon strap through the plastic piece in an over under type deal. Then you loop it through the buckle piece on the case then you double back the same exact way you came in. If that makes any sense haha. Its tricky and I couldnt get it on my own but I just copied the strap that was on my big boy camera.
1435789
It has a twist on plastic one. When my baby got old enough and realized he had a necklace on, he was able to pull it off. It didn't break it though. The clasp is meant to be able to undo if enough force it put on it so that your baby can't choke or strangle themselves. It's kind of like the "break away" collars for pets.
473092
It's a s snap buckle and you don't have to take it apart to adjust the straps. It's very easy. Thankfully!!
417621
All the straps click on and off easily. There are two metal circles on either side, above the insulated pockets, that are "supposed" to be the clips for the messger strap and for the stroller clips. The stroller clips are sold seperately for $25 MSRP. I use carabiner clips- one hooked onto each metal circle, then I have those swivel hook things on my stroller to attach them to. A much cheaper solution.
2260361
There are two sets of plastic buckles. The upper set sits on the ridge line of my shoulders close to my neck. The lower set of buckles lie on the flat of my upper back toward the inside of my shoulder blades. The upper set are away from my backpack straps and the lower set are under the bp straps. I think the harness straps could be moved/adjusted inward a bit to avoid the bp straps but I havn't found it necessary to do so. The elastic straps are under the buckle and they cushion the buckle completely for me. For me this is a very comfortable harness and it keeps my eagle optic binoculars secure while hiking.