👔 Closet Hanger for Mission Belts Review

I have these for my Anson belts and they don't work well with Anson buckles. About half of my Anson buckles have the metal locking tooth bent one way and half the other way (I bought them at the same time so I don't know why they have different designs). So half of the buckles work fine on these hangers, although they are quite tight, but the other half don't slide on the holders at all. I can't blame the hangers for not working with Anson as they don't claim to. Seems well done.

Mission Belt hanger is perfectly designed. This is a simple, durable device for hanging a missionary belt. Easy to install, easy to detach. Good ending. However, the price is too high and should be taken into account when purchasing the belt-buckle combination in the Mission Belt. In terms of design, Mission Belt gets 5 points for the hanger. Regarding the cost you get 2. I pay the extras for the air travel. belt holder? For real? Is your margin that low? Give me one in a box that isn't screen…

These belt hangers are essential if you have ratchet straps with closed buckles. The belt is simply attached to the hanger and the hanger hangs in the closet. To remove the belt from the hanger, press the release lever on the belt. Since belts with closed buckles cannot hang from a shackle like regular belts with slots and holes, these Mission shackles are essential for most ratchet straps. These straps will fit any brand of ratchet strap, not just Mission ratchet straps. I use my Bulliant…

I discovered ratchet straps a little over a year ago and will never go back to the traditional belt buckle. I now have five ratchet straps from five different brands; Mission, Blade-Tech, Mio Marino, QBSM and an unknown brand that I bought at a local department store. The four straps match the hangers perfectly. A department store belt fit snugly on the hanger but always seemed to snag when pulled off the hanger. What I did with that was figure out which tooth on the hanger needed to be holding

Bought these for my husband to store his missionary belts instead of scattering them around the house - great for this purpose. By having them hanging and in one place in the closet, he can easily see what he wants/decide what goes with what he's wearing. One downside and the reason I'm giving it 4 stars, for one of my husband's belts, it doesn't quite work - I'm not sure if it's related to that particular buckle or something else, but when I see the mechanism on the belt itself check, it…