how does buckle work
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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
1973531
There are two sets of straps on the back of the pouch. One set is actually part of the front buckle straps for attaching to horizontal tubing. The second set is horizontal for attaching to vertical tubing. The second set uses one buckle inside the pouch. They are actually great pouches for the price and the quality is excellent. I bought two of them. The first one attached easily to the front of my wife's handlebars on her Honda Shadow Aero. The second pouch was easily installed to the back of the sissy bar on my Harley Sportster.
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According to the instructions, the collar needs to fairly tight. If you can get it buckled pretty easily, it is probably too loose. Make sure the dog is standing when you put on the collar. I have to stand over my dog and hold her up with my knees at her hips to put on the collar. I found that the collar can be a little looser and still work. But it still needs to tight enough to stay in place.
222945
I have a boy too. Not sure what you mean about the part that covers buckle? The buckle comes through it so that it works just like it does without the cover. The cover's great though. It does a great job at protecting the seat from food spills.
1990123
The kind of buckle used depends in what the belt I'd made of. Usually if the belt is nylon its a hard plastic buckle, if its a leather belt the buckle is usually metal. And with this rig being nylon and cheap priced, that is why it has a plastic buckle.
2014704
If your talking about the type of pack that has a buckle that fits the pack to the rails of the saddle I would only buy a pack that has straps. I have tried the buckle system before and found that there is a lot of knocking and side-to-side movement which can be annoying. Hope this helps.
632253
It's to remove the saddlebags from the dog harness. Although the saddlebags are held on the harness with Velcro, the buckle is an additional safety feature.
327440
My issue with this collar is the buckle. The hardware is fair and I just never felt it was as secure as I wanted. I bought it for my White Shepherd puppy and have never used it as she came with a collar with a quick release latch that snaps to close which I feel is more secure. As my pup is a longcoat there is a lot of hair in the way when buckling the collar and the added security of a clicking latch is important. I like this manufacturer, we use their leash but I would not recommend this collar due to the flimsy buckle. I admit I knew this when I bought it but reconsidered when I saw the sturdier quick release latch on the collar pup came with. Hope this helps and all the best to you and your dog.
32542
Yes, it will move along with the buckle change and still perform as intended.
1214628
The buckles do work but they have a couple of pressure bottoms in the top in case you don't want to use them.
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.
25010
Good Afternoon, Thank you for your inquiry~ Yes this does have a adjustable buckle. Have A Wonderful Day!!
957350
Buckle is super strong and doesn't come undone unless you really want it to.
28470
You have to measure the width of the"tang" that plugs into your buckle. If you purchase the dual pack read carefully, you get one of each width. So one works and the other is too small. The ones I purchased work great.
231793
the receiver comes with a buckle strap. the receiver works best if the antennas are at the same level and in sight of each other.
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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.
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Yes, just one buckle at the front wheel. I clip the buckle between spokes in the front wheel, not under the tire. The buckle is effective in wind; when the buckle is clipped, the cover shifts around only a slight bit due to wind on stormy days and my bike stays covered. If you don't clip the buckle and rely only on the elastic along the bottom edge of the cover, strong winds can catch under the cover to puff it up like a balloon and tip over your bike (the wind/balloon effect doesn't happen when I remember to clip that front buckle). You're correct, the bottom edge is elasticized which works really well to cover the front and rear wheels. Yes, just one buckle at the front wheel. I clip the buckle between spokes in the front wheel, not under the tire. The buckle is effective in wind; when the buckle is clipped, the cover shifts around only a slight bit due to wind on stormy days and my bike stays covered. If you don't clip the buckle and rely only on the elastic along the bottom edge of the cover, strong winds can catch under the cover to puff it up like a balloon and tip over your bike (the wind/balloon effect doesn't happen when I remember to clip that front buckle). You're correct, the bottom edge is elasticized which... » Read More Yes, just one buckle at the front wheel. I clip the buckle between spokes in the front wheel, not under the tire. The buckle is effective in wind; when the buckle is clipped, the cover shifts around only a slight bit due to wind on stormy days and my bike stays covered. If you don't clip the buckle and rely only on the elastic along the bottom edge of the cover, strong winds can catch under the cover to puff it up like a balloon and tip over your bike (the wind/balloon effect doesn't happen when I remember to clip that front buckle). You're correct, the bottom edge is elasticized which works really well to cover the front and rear wheels. « Show Less