2 inch Straps Buckles Set: Nylon Webbing Strap 6 yard, Side Release Plastic Buckle 5 pack, Tri-glide Slide Clip 10 pcs, Heavy Duty Quick Snap Fasteners Dual Adjustable No Sewing Required

The fit on this was great matched up with my back chest strap that broke it was easy to install on my existing bag. Buckles and straps look to be durable and the color was black and very crisp. Should function as it was designed for.

I wanted to add straps and buckles to 2 anchor points provided on my backpack (came without straps), so I measured the size needed and bought this kit. The fit is perfect (.75" width), the buckles were easy to thread per well drawn instructions on the bag in which the kit arrived. The buckles and belt thickness feel sturdy, and the click/un-click action is solid, secure, and not difficult to open. Roll of strapping comes with a toothed grip-clip to prevent unrolling while packed or while measuring out material for a new strap. Strap feels thick enough to be strong while also thin enough to feed easily through anchor points, buckles and sliders. Kit arrived zip-sealed with 6 buckles,12 tri-glide sliders, plus roll of strapping, as advertised. Simple match flame worked great to seal the ends of my strap cuts. Perfection! Quick and easy to use, quality look and feel. My new straps were in place much less than an hour after delivery. Value seems exceptional given the quality, number of straps this allows me to make, and the well designed details of the kit. Love it and highly recommend.

I used these to replace my broken trampoline belts and they are good.

Purchased these to retrofit the original straps on kyak seats that the critters nibbled over the winter.Worked out well.

With a little help from the sewing machine these mated up with a cheap universal truck cover (fits a full-size, extended cab, long-bed pickup), that had previously come with elastic straps intended to wrap around the wheels. These straps are so much better than what the cover came with.I used 3 sets total (1 for front, middle, and the back of my vehicle). I suspect the cheapo car cover (now in its second year of service) will fail before these straps and buckles do. I had just enough strapping to do the entire project.

We used these straps to make some carrying handles for lanterns. This project did not require a lot of strength, and these straps were perfect for that application. If I had a suggestion for improvement, it would be to provide some additional instructions on ways to use these straps for different applications.

The buckles and sliders hold the included webbing tight without any sewing. Using the buckles and sliders (and a separately purchased G hook) I was able to easily add a hip belt to a backpack.

instructions are difficult to follow