How do the flap fasteners work? Are they quick release or are they straps that are fed into the cinching cleat? I cannot tell..
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Guess they are a fast release, there is a male and female side which slides into one another. They are 1.5" wide.
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The closures are Velcro. There is a tail hole; you pull the tail through, then pull up the one Velcro fastener around the leg, and then the other side. I have never been happier with a product, seriously. They wash easily. I do recommend a "pair and a spare" and have a backup pair to put on while washing the other. I got the first one a little smaller than I should, and got the next size larger the next time. I do use them both, though, and they have been an incredible blessing. Best wishes!
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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.
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I don't know the answer to that. I can tell you that if they work, these cleats have held up nicely and are easier to clean off that the ones I used to buy.
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Hi, covers are to protect the cleats, you can't clip covered cleasts on the pedals, you've to take covers off for hooking cleat/pedal.
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Really pretty simple. There is a black lever holding the strap in place on each side. It is as easy as pushing down on it to release the hold on the straps.
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They are throw over bags. Each bag has two Velcro straps on the top, one at each end. You can adjust them accordingly to the width of your bike. I threw them over my back seat for my trip and they worked just fine, if you're throwing them over a bare fender the material may scuff up your clear coat a little unless you put something underneath the straps. Securing them is a little tricky, they will move on you once you hit about 50 unless you have them strapped to the frame somehow. It was a pretty easy solve on my bike but it could be different for different bikes. Overall, they work as well as they needed to for the cost. The built in rain ponchos are kinda a joke but the bags hold up well. I went from Utah to D.C. and back again and they didn't let me down. Just make sure you cinch them up because they will sag on you after a little riding and will need readjustment until they get setted in. I didn't notice one had started to sag and I burned a decent size hole in the side of one (about the size of an apple) from tire rub the first day. Even with the hole they held up fine the rest of the trip. Sorry about the long post, to sum it up, the bags work great for the price.
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No, they are not quick release. You can unhook them fairly easy but no, not what I would call a quick release.
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They are quick release. There is a bungee with a hook at the bottom and clips at the top. The clips hook into the rack very securely.
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The 6 straps are connected only on the top. Each has a buckle that allows the strap to looped around something and pull tight (like rails like on cargo carrier, or fasteners/hooks on the bed of a truck). As long as you're strapping to something beside or lower than the bag, you can cinch it down very tight.
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You have to take them off. The idea of the covers is to protect your cleats while you are not riding.
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Patch on the quads. They have consistently prevented quad and hamstring pulls since I bought them. Beats trying to wrap them, hands down. Wholeheartedly recommended.
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No. You cant tell by the picture, but the "cleat type system" is integral to the pedals design. Meaning, just clip them in and then twist to remove them. Just like the cleat on your shoe. I have several sets and have used these for some time. They're a great piece of kit.
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Flaps are velcro. It would be faster if you tucked the flaps behind the pouch for competion. Or better yet buy a Tuff products in-line 8 mag pouch. Flap is removable and hols mags tight enough for rough movement. TUFF 8 In Line Magazine Pouch (1000D Black Nylon, B92f/GL 17/20/21/22/P226)
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No they go over. You don't need to fasten them. They fit snug and do not move at all.
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Hi,Below is the description that we upload to Amazon. They combine merchant data to create a "best possible" listing, but it doesn't always work the way it should. - -Weave rope around cleat arms, no knots needed. Great for fender lines, trailer covers and utility lines. Fits line up to 1/2".
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I'm not completely sure but I believe they Velcro in place underneath and straps can be unsnapped.