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You will receive different belt sizes. They are all square as indicated. I needed a strap for my Sony Walkman. I found a strap that works, but it could be a little bigger. The picture of belts is deceptive. There are several very large belts and small belts. Please see my product photos. I hope this helps you decide if these belts are right for you.

Gorgeous elastics. I work with all kinds of electronics and need straps all the time so thought I'd order this kit in place of the one strap I need for a cassette player I work on. Although I've worked so well on things that use straps, there are very few projects like this. That's no more than half the thickness required for about 95% of the projects I've ever worked on. Maybe they'll work for your project, but I wouldn't bet on them.

Advantages: Different belt sizes and strengths. The minimum size of the straps was about 0.5-1mm larger than standard straps. This isn't a problem for a stereo, but it can be a problem for cassette players with smaller bodies or more than one strap, like the Sony A10. All in all a good investment and has already saved 3 players from certain death.

I originally bought this to replace the belt in the car radio. They are thinner than average but come in a variety of diameters. Found a perfect size replacement and the deck works like new again. You won't believe the weird problems belts can cause. I got what I paid for and am happy with this purchase, but then decided to swap out the straps in the larger system. In this case, the belts were too thin and caused the wheels to spin insanely. Luckily, the old belts were fine, but that's a sign…

My wife found an old My First Sony tape recorder at a thrift store. We realized something was wrong with the mechanism and I noticed that "Techmoan" on YouTube often changes belts when they're restoring something, so I ordered them. I also had to order a set of different O-rings to replace the small rubber tire on one of the gears. These belts worked perfectly and actually seemed better than the ones already installed. I see other reviews complaining about the quality so I don't know, maybe…

They're good in a pinch but I wouldn't use them for long, especially for repairs. You are thin and thin. The band belt should spin constantly and pull a decent amount of torque. These belts really don't do the job. At best, replace the belt, which should be weak. Here's a hint. If you have webbing that is only slightly stretched but is otherwise in good condition, simply boil it for a few minutes. It might not shrink much, but it might be enough to remain usable without resorting to those cheap