Review on 👕 JASGOOD Tactical Plastic Men's Accessories and Belts with Enhanced Breathability by Alvaro Delic

Jasgood web belt is good. I almost got a very bad grade. Good thing I had an extra buckle and a 6" strap strip that I cut off to fit the straps with very little protrusion. When I was about to go to bed, I couldn't get the damn Jasgood off my chest. I mean I've tried everything including a letter opener to pry the buckle open. I wanted to take scissors to cut the belt in half. Luckily I noticed a spare extra buckle I had. Yes, I will not let a plastic device beat an engineer even if I am 80 years old. I then rummaged through my recycle bin and found a 6 inch piece which I cut off. Now I can put this thing together and see how this device actually works as opposed to how I was trying to make it work. If you look at the side of the Revain buckle you will see 2 holes for 2 pins to attach. Part of the teeth into a large buckle as well as a standing end that remains attached to the belt. At the front openings, the entire buckle mechanism flexes to open the belt. Yes, yes, yes, ha, ha. I grabbed the buckle too far and wrong. You should grab the buckle at the end where you think you shouldn't. OK, you have a buckle. Place both thumbs under the buckle just in front of the pin and pull, bending the mechanism towards you. Presto. The strap is loose and you can take off your pants to go to bed or whatever. Now the belt is quite tight, as if filled with strength. I'm pretty sure it will break in the future and be easier to use.