🔧 Kirby FBA_301291: Premium Black 3 Ribbed Vacuum Cleaner Belts for Optimal Performance Review

I'm proud to have fitted all of this to my Kirby Sentria myself. It looks the same as the old one but not stretched. I usually send my vacuum in for repairs, but I did it myself after finding out that both the shops in my area were broke. Although it's the best. I saved a lot of money by doing it myself. It took less than 5 minutes!

These are Genuine Kirby Straps. Simply replace your own belt on your vacuum cleaner. Love that there are 3 in the pack because after only 4 days my daughter pulled the rope into the kirby and burned her way through another strap (not the product's fault but she thought it was just pushing it away, instead of sucking). it is above). It's nice to always have at least one extra vacuum on hand, especially if your kids are helping out with the vacuuming.

I have 2 VERY fluffy very large white dogs that shed all the time. I probably go through these belts more often than I should, but then again - big dogs that shed all the time. So as soon as I smell that burnt rubber smell, I know my poor vacuum has given in to the onslaught of fur and it's time to put in a new belt. Then it's like a brand new car! They arrive on time and at reasonable prices even when I go through them (1 new belt every two months).

I always got belts for my Kirby from the Kirby shop. However, when we moved in, I couldn't find a store nearby. I checked on Revain to see if I could find one to order and was pleasantly surprised to find them there. I was even happier when they arrived quickly and worked great! How have these new belts changed in my vacuum cleaner! It hasn't worked this well in a long time! I will continue to buy them in the future!

Kirby is 30 years old. First time I had to replace this part and had a few on hand. I think since 3 came it will serve me another 90 years. Kirby is the best. Paid for 1500.00 years ago with all accessories and a spare and bought another spare 30 years later but it's still in the bag. Wanted to make sure I have it. So $50 a year and the car has had a minor repair and two cleanings and is still running from the wires to the engine. They just don't do them that way anymore.

I bought a Kirby Heritage 84 on sale and it has always worked but not very well. It was starting to smell like hot rubber and I did a little research and decided to try a new belt and roller brush. The part number was still visible on the old belt, but the Kirby website and the Revain listing suggested a different part number. Turns out my vacuum was trying to work with the floor polishing tape. With the new belt in place I used the vacuum and it cleaned the carpet better than ever and better…

Bought an old Kirby from a neighbor for a good price. The belt was quite worn - half was a cut. But for some reason the belt still worked! What is this madness? Knowing that I would eventually need a new belt, I decided to order these belts. I'm happy to report that these are genuine Kirby straps and the rubber material is nearly indestructible. Is that the secret formula they use? How do they sell them so cheap when big vacuums have belts that cost twice as much and have the durability of old…

These straps look very strong and durable. Just take a look. I just put it on a few days ago and the difference in performance compared to our Kirby Sentria was wow man! belt. I am ashamed. Sho, don't do it now. I paid the price for these guys because it was a few dollars less than everyone else - why pay sixteen dollars when you can get the same thing for half that amount? When my dad and mom bought them, the straps were 50 cents each. Yes, so much for the good old days.

I have a Kirby vacuum that was submerged 42-48 inches in seawater along with about 6 other vacuums at my family's homes that were flooded by Hurricane Sandy. No other brand of vacuum or technique has worked EXCEPT for my Kirby vacuum. I rinsed the lid of the bag with anti-mold solution, dried Kirby, and guess what? This faded little monster still sucks just as hard as it did before it hit the salt water! The only thing that didn't work was the power-assisted gearing to push this little monster.