Baitoo Side Release Buckles Heavy Duty Plastic Buckle Snap Clips Clasps Backpack Buckle Replacement for Strap

I got my husband a Carhartt apron for grilling. It’s a great apron but the straps are kind of a pain because you have to adjust and tie it in the back every time. I ordered the 1.5 inch clasps and it fits perfect and makes it’s a lot more convenient. The straps don’t slip off but easy to adjust if needed. The clasps are sturdy so I know they will last a long time. It’s great this comes in a set of two because he wants another apron for his workshop.

I have two small dogs and it’s hard to find harnesses that are small enough, so I make my own. I normally use a little smaller buckle like the one on the small metallic fabric harness, but those side release buckles are hard to find. So I purchased these buckles which I used on the St. Patrick’s Day harness and they worked well.

Replaced my old broken buckles in my hydration pack. Seem to be heavy duty.

A perfect replacement for my backpack strap. Needed only the male part of the buckle. Now can’t tell which buckle it was.

I recently suffered an arm injury and needed to wear a brace with a sling for a while. I could take the sling portion off to sleep, for PT, to get dressed, etc. but the brace had to stay on all the time. This was a pain because manually threading the sling through the loops in the brace is difficult to do one-handed. I was fighting my way through it a couple of times a day and it was getting old. I had the bright idea to attach quick-release buckles to the sling and brace. These got delivered the next day and I immediately threaded them onto both the sling and brace. It was an immediate improvement. I could release the sling in less than 5 seconds, instead of trying to wrestle Velcro straps through plastic loops over and over again. The buckle seems to be strong, and it supported the weight of my arm with zero trouble. It clips together very securely, and it takes a deliberate amount of force to open it back up. Not difficult if you have decent finger strength, but it certainly won't unlatch by accident. I no longer need the sling, but I have a messenger bag with a 1.5" shoulder strap that may end up with a quick-release buckle installed on it.

Strong... A little hard to undo but at least I won't have to worry about them breaking

Sturdy, well built buckles. I used them to replace a broken set on a harp dolly.

These buckled come with the plastic buckle part only - no extra strap to connect to D-ring. To attach to my helmet, I had to find an extra piece of strap in the workshop (luckily I had some little storage/tie down straps I'd already bought so I could hang tools from my belt handy) to run through one side of the buckle and thread through the D rings. But I was a little surprised that a product which needs a strap to connect to the D rings doesn't come with that.