Does this rotate or is it stationary when put on a belt? Are the tabs hard plastic that connect to the belt or a sturdier material?
2004550
The case is stationary when used with the belt loops. It also has a clip which doesn't seem to rotate either. The loops are made of leather (or a leather-ish material) and seem quite sturdy. The clip is covered in the same material so I can't see what it's made of, but it feels sturdy--possibly metal. Love the case!
2004551
There are 2 leather loops on the ends of the case. You can also use the center belt clip, some spring thing covered in leather as a 3rd loop.The leather loops are 5/8 inches wide. The clip is 1 inch wide. The loops will take a 1 and 1/4 inch wide belt, a 1 and 1/2 will work butit will be tight.
2004552
No it doesn't rotate! It has 3 leather loops in the back, 2 skinny on the outer edges and 1 larger in the middle. I think this case is great and it works great even with a gel protector on my phone. I highly recommend this case.
2004553
It is stationary. the loops your belt goes through are leather the tab that hooks to your belt is metal covered with leather. This case is well made and a great buy.
2004554
There are 3 stationary fasteners on the back of the item. The two at either end are well made loops, in the center is a well made belt clip. All are designed to hold the item flap up, or if necessary the reverse Flap down and work with a belt or waist band. I wear suspenders so I have one end of my left suspender run threw all three fasteners and the Item opens to the right. Have done this for several months with out issue as the magnet closure is very sturdy. Overall the Item is of great quality and I have no complaints. :^)
2004555
It stays in place, does not rotate on the belt with 2 belt loops and a firm (possibly metal) tab that you slide your belt under. I actually only use the tab, it clamps down on the belt really tight. The loops and tab are covered with the same material as the case.
2004556
It is fixed in the horizontal position when on a belt. The clip does NOT rotate. It has two loops that you can pass a belt through and a spring metal clip for securing if you don't want to pass your belt through it. The clip is well upholstered so it does not scratch your belt if you choose to use this method. Nice little case.
2004557
The Leather Case Holster is stationary, it does not rotate. The clip is metal covered with leather, also there are 2 more Leather loops that belt slips through, this keeps the Holster from being knocked off of belt.
2004558
No, it does not rotate. I kept it because my Canon Elf fits perfectly into it and the strap on the camera fits through the opening of the case. The flap snaps shut and a magnet keeps it shut. I never use the belt loops, but I use the clip to hold my camera on the visor. Works great for that! Also, the case I have is a Reiko and has a metal emblem on the flap. It does not look like the one in this image. Perhaps you are looking at a different leather case than the one I purchased.
2004559
The pouch does not rotate. It has a clip in the center which is all I have ever used, but it also has two leather belt loops, one toward each end, if you really want to make sure it doesn't slip off. It's as good looking a case as I have seen, for any amount of money. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.
1110418
The unit is basically 2 parts. One part is the protective case for the phone. Once that is on the phone it then slides into the belt clip, which cradles the phone very well. When in the holster the phone face is on the inside of the holster with the hard protective case facing outside. The clip can rotate when on your belt.
114493
I only bought this recently but I have had no problem with the belt. It stays perfectly in place.
78865
the belt is flexible. my husband and I both have the belts and we love them.
537133
Metal all the way, coated in a rubbery plastic. Very sturdy--I use mine for belts and absolutely no strain or twisting on the organizer. I definitely recommend.Good luck.
2281097
It's not magnetic but it's like a slide-locking mechanism. You don't have to use the actual buckles. It's very quick to snap them closed and open.
334408
I haven't put that load on it directly, but in the five years I have been wearing one, I have loaded it with various loads with just the quick release option and it hasn't moved. I saw video of someone lifting an auto engine with one of the belts, so the weight won't break the belt. I would say that your hips will give out before the belt does. I have several of the belts and they have all held up to heavy loads and moving up and down the mountains of Afghanistan. Hope that helps.
960177
the belt moves and can be stopped anywhere from 0 to 90 relative to the earth. The only way to register an angle relative to the belt is the stop you see behind disc. That does not have gradations and is set with a screw.
1849113
It rotates 180 degrees. It also has a tab to lock it in the open position to use as a stand in the "landscape" orientation. I've gone through 3 of them because if you catch the phone on anything (e.g., getting out of the car) the clip is just glued onto to the backing plate and pops off easily. It's best not to have it in the 90 degree portrait position (straight up and down) when wearing it on your belt.
1052519
Took me awhile to realize this, but it rotates. I set it about where I wanted it before installation and then adjusted it a couple clicks after installation. I used my finger in place of the handhold to prevent scratches but that may not work if tighter than mine.
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.
482233
You get your holder thing, put the screen facing INWARDS TOWARDS YOUR BODY, upright. It should clip tightly into the holder. Then you can simply clip it onto your belt by bending the clip sideways.
1987577
Hi,Not sure...I didn't use mine, but I do wrap my sons belts around and use a staple from a staple gun on the back to hold in place. Works real well and doesn't hurt the material at all.
117716
There is a "tensioned" bracket on the back of the product. The bracket goes over your belt. It stays put pretty well. However, I would recommend gluing the ends of the bracket together, thus forming a loop. Yes, a loop on the product would have been optimal, but this is easy to fix.
463820
It doesn't really shake that I've noticed. But I hold on because it takes some effort to walk on since it's manual (no motor making the belt turn). I am pleased with how it functions. I also purchased the silicone lubricant to put under the belt. I do not regret my purchase.
1741087
This is one of the main reasons why I sent mine back. There is a way to tighten and loosen the belt by using the included tool, but that has a chance at making it slip and slide even more.
506055
The front flap is magnetic. It has a well designed swivel clip on the back which will not come off your belt without some effort. The back clip is not hoop and loop either. It is heavy duty plastic. I found it much easier to unbuckle my belt and slide it off. This is the only clip that I have found which will not come of the belt accidentally.