Quick Side Release Buckle & Strap | 6 Yard Nylon Webbing Belt | Adjustable Tri-Glide Fasteners x 12 | Buckle x 6

This set of buckles and straps are decent, the straps are better then the buckles. The straps feel good quality and are well made. The buckles feel like they are made of cheap plastic and a little brittle. They work well and accommodate molle panels. This is a decent kit.

This kit consists of a length of webbing and 6 buckles. You can make 6 equal length straps, or any lenght you choose. Plastic buckles are sturdy enough and don't seem to want to break easily. It's easy to cut the webbing with scissors, just make sure you take a match to the ends so they don't ravel away.

Good quality 3/4" quick release buckles. The latch on these are a bit different than I am used to (and that is a good thing). These have molded in springs that ensures that the latch holds well. The latch is also designed to securely clip in. All in all, I am happy with these and will seek larger ones to use to band up our mainsail in port. At $9, these are an excellent value but have no colors, they are just available in black.

I used this kit to make a few things. One of which was a harness for one of our doggos, another was making straps for to secure some tarps and so forth. They have worked great for everything. I have been using them for a few months at this point and they have been very durable. They are good quality straps and hardware. They are extremely easy to use. The straps and hardware are solid, thick enough without being bulky or uncomfortably thick. Extremely versatile and usable. I have literally used them for multiple project. Even made my son a belt. They are such a good value for the money! I highly recommend!

My teenager's otherwise functional backpack had a broken fastener that rendered the bag unusable. I ordered the "YinzPlus Quick Side Release Buckle for 1" width Straps" in the hopes of fixing the backpack. It turned out the broken piece actually had two horizontal bars rather than the single bar of these parts. Still, I was able to use two single bar pieces to fix the backpack. I simply used a seam ripper to undo the stitches holding the end of the strap, replaced the broken piece with two of the pieces from this kit, re-inserted the straps, and used my sewing machine to re-sew the end of the strap closed. The backpack strap was one inch wide, so it fit perfectly. I plan to use the rest of the set to add quick release buckles to some tote bags. Recommended!