The hardware seems to be pretty standard compared to other inexpensive NATO style straps I ...
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I have 6.5 inch wrists and have enough length in the strap to have the end fold over and tuck back in. The hardware seems to be pretty standard compared to other inexpensive NATO style straps I own yet the fabric is a bit thicker with a pleasant feel to it. The fabric has a nice visual texture with a slight sheen that is quite eye catching and the color scheme is just perfect. I typically have this strap on my Citizen BM8180-03e Field Watch.
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Straps seem a little weak, but hold ok. I will add another strap for my own piece of mind. .
3620952
Great set of Nato straps at a good price. Very durable so far and very easy to switch on and off of various watches. And just FYI mine came with a small spring bar tool as pictured in the main product image, so I ended up returning the additional spring bar tool I bought through Amazon.
2375143
Hook ends could have been bent just a bit more, but replaced my old/rusty straps fine.
813165
The straps themselves are durable and very functional.  The padding on them is just ok.  It gets the job done, but every now and again you'll wish it was thicker and secured a little better.
3322614
It is a pretty good strap. Links are will designed, heavy and color of metal matches the watch (skx007). I didn't have problems removing extra links or replacing the strap.
My only complaint is that buckle when closed, the ends are not is not flush with the bracelet. There is a gap of about 2 millimeters.
4327478
The strap looks a little tacky but it will get the job done.
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I bought this to replace a Mammut Ophir 3, another inexpensive and desirable harness, save for a belay loop that was uncomfortably short. I'm 6'1, normally proportioned with a 32" waist, and as with the Mammut, I bought a Medium.

Relative to that harness, the Momentum has a noticeably longer belay loop, so the waist strap fits around my midsection instead of pulling down from the top of my hips. The leg adjust feature combines a buckle with elastic and is more comfortable than the buckle-only system on the Mammut and competing Petzl harnesses. Padding is less thick, but comfort feels about the same. Both harnesses have similar quick-adjust waist buckles.

There's only one hitch in the package: even snug waist settings leave the assembly noticeably asymmetric. On me, the left gear loops are two inches behind the right ones and the center point in the back is shifted at least a half-inch to the right. With a 31" waist and no open space in the waist strap, it'd be fine. At 32", I'm apparently too fat for it. The solution would be a harness with a double symmetrical waist buckle. Back to the store, I guess.

Update on this: the act of climbing has solved the fit problem. This remains my go-to harness. It's holding up fairly well after a year. The belay loop has a bit of fuzz and the first small loop that holds the tail of the main strap in place (non-structural, just cosmetic) has popped off. Otherwise, no complaints.
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Given the relatively low cost of these hoists, the hardware looks robust and up to the job it's intended to do.  I had no difficulty in installing the hoist, although I did have to mount 2x4s on my garage ceiling due to the direction my rafters are oriented. Drilling pilot holes in the drywall is also critical in order to determine the edges of the joists before mounting anything.  I don't raise or lower the kayaks often, so I don't have any problems with the rope, but if I were to use them often I'd probably consider replacing it with higher-quality rope...but for now it appears to be just fine for my needs.
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I ordered these clips to secure a variety of pouches to my Maxpedition pack. While not as robust as I would like, they do seem to hold things fairly securely and give a positive click when they are closed. On the positive side, they add next to no weight and do the job. They have a very narrow channel and you are limited to one strap of webbing, and trying to close them on 2 results in a poorly secured or not secured latch. They do provide a secure attachment point on the strap which is not likely to slip. Hopefully the plastic is durable and they will serve me for a few years.
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I like the look of this strap, (kinda looks like a tire tread).  But it didn't come with pins so you have to reuse the ones on your existing strap and the clasp is pretty cheap.  It doesn't make a nice click like a good clasp should so it's hard to know if it is actually closed.  But I haven't had any problems with it coming open after about a week of use including daily trips to the gym.

The silicone is a little stiff though.  I've been hoping it would break in so that it would fit my wrist a little better but it doesn't seem like that will happen.  Overall a decent strap.  Just wish the clasp was a little better.
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Excellent strap at a silly price.  The bonus pins and  tool makes this one of the best deals out there in a nato style strap.  The strap and hardware are perfect!
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There is a bit of jiggle when I wear this belt, but the straps are pretty good and keeping it a consistent tightness.
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Used straps to hold down battery box in boat.  I did upgrade to stainless hardware as the supplied screws are pretty feeble.
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These straps work as designed.  I just wish they would come standard on all of the goggles for a few bucks more.
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I have Condor straps, H-D straps, etc.  But these combine several unique features standard that most other companies make you pay extra for (ie: soft ties, fur-covers, etc.).  Plus they have a carabiner-type hooking device to keep the hooks from slipping out of the tie-down hooks if they should loosen up (which these will not).  Rubber covers on the ratchet handles are another plus.  An outstanding price on Amazon!
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i'm not a big fan of guitar straps so i like to purchase something inexpensive but won't disintegrate over time either; this nylon strap was surprisingly good. it's pretty standard but i was impressed on the way they stitched the ends, which is the first thing that usually goes to.... it's a solid 'B' for the money and i'll definitely be buying another one for my bass guitar.