💼 Harrier 72" Inch Quick Release Utility Buckle Review

The interface between buckle and webbing is not set up properly. Either the gap in the buckle is too big or the strap is not thick enough. I used this to attach a dry bag to the back of my bike while touring and it gradually loosened up on our bumpy north IL roads. My duffel bag hopped down the freeway and there were these POS. I was lucky they didn't hit the wheel. My advice is to spend a little more on the right ones; maybe even skirt straps. (but they are not as versatile as these adjustable

I bought these straps because I need something to strengthen our cat carriers as a lot of our carriers are getting old and the equipment is unreliable. Finding a replacement for an old cat carrier is almost impossible, so I needed an inexpensive replacement in bulk. I wasn't sure if the straps would work for both medium and large cat carriers, but they work great! And since most new media is made from this thinner, inferior plastic - across the board, regardless of brand - I'm glad I now have…

I have read reviews on this product where people have criticized the fragility of the plastic or the softness of the nylon(?) webbing that makes up the webbing. I agree that the plastic buckles don't seem strong enough to support heavy loads (e.g. tying something to a car for a trip) and that the straps are soft and flexible. I almost bought another set of straps with metal buckles and a very stiff webbing but I plan to use these straps to attach a giant sleeping bag by next winter. For such…