is the belt rated to be used with a PRL, for Helo insertions and such?
285866
This belt is constructed very nice, how ever. I am not sure how reliable the linking mechanism is to hold up to a cetain weight.
285867
The hardware certainly is. The rest of the belt... Unknown. There are no certification labeles at all on the belt. The cobra buckles are an industry standard for strength. I regularly use them in life safety applications. The belt feels strong enough that I would not hesitate in an emergency to use it as a rescue belt but I would not rely on it as a working harness of any sort.
1623653
Not sure, I went to www.vintage-electronics matched my Technics to the list of belts they had in stock. Purchased two of them to have a spare,works great with my twenty-something years old player.
1715810
This unit is built for that--only drawbacks--- falls off belt easilynot backlite (minor drawback)Solutions---safety pin on string you would use to hold unit--wont ship with string make your own and slide though opening in unit
1715811
This unit is built for that--only drawbacks--- falls off belt easily not backlite (minor drawback) Solutions---safety pin on string you would use to hold unit--wont ship with string make your own and slide though opening in unit
2228365
I wouldn't. This belt can ve very painful if used incorrectly. Try contacting the manufacturer.
1053873
My belt did not last very long but I am not sure it was a problem with the belt. Although the belt matched the specs in the owners manual, a mechanic looked at my mower and recommended a belt 1 inch tighter than spec because the belts I had (I was going through a lot of belts) were slipping and wearing out prematurely.
166755
Hi Marci. I found that each tongue on the extender was different and specific to make and model. I would directly contact the manufacturer. They required a tracing of the "male" part of the belt.
1450287
Hi. Yes It works just fine. I took a good look at mine yesterday. It still looks very good with no signs of slipping and it ran good all last summer with the air on with no problems. I wish I would have found this 4 belts and several pulleys ago.
1089709
You should be able to find the model numbers T that this belt will fit under the listing they should have for this product.If they don't look it under another vendor and they might have the information you need then you can order it from who ever you prefer.
89616
I found the decompression belt to be ineffective. In fact I sent it back. I get much better results from a Proflex # 1650 compression belt used for lifting at work. At under $18.00 the price was certainly right. My belt is a size Large (have a 38" waist size in pants), your wife may need something smaller. It has definitely helped me. I have some scoliosis, bulging disc and vertebrae out of place in lower back.
820703
It not that bad, anthough I did need to renforce the belt loop. Otherwise I've been using it for the last several month with no issues.
2035228
Hey any belt should work, mine is a 1 1/2 inches, I have been very happy with them they stay snug in the carry holster and reloading is twice as fast than with normal speed loaders.
312915
Your better off with a belt. I used these for Halibut last yr. and they worked OK but if you're trying to pull em up from the bottom a belt works better. They did fit my hvy action "Ugly Stik".
1303614
If the belt is similar like a vehicle , I would say yes. I would check with gates to find out if can be use for your purpose.
984273
I really don't know. But I have been using this brand since OIF 1 and it hasn't failed me yet. I only bought this because my belly just couldn't get any bigger and I had to get a larger size belt (sit ups and cardio wasn't working for me). I'm sure if you contact Spec-Ops they'll be more than happy to answer your question. Please keep us updated when you have the answer.
485226
Yes, you can. It will attach to a regular or tactical belt. It will also attach to any MOLLE system.
397616
Oh yea, most definitely. The most I've deadlifted in this is #300, and it didn't budge. The velcro is pretty damn heavy duty. It's not as supportive as an Inzer belt, but the money, it's definitely a great deal.