And an easy way to make THE most comfortable bipbelt. Take a wide strip , attach the buckles, tighten around waist. Then mark and cut away everything that is not under tension, VOILA!
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I love your logic and procedure. It is sort of like the artist making, say, a horse out of granite. He simply took away everything that didn't look like a horse.
Is that 2" strapping tape attached to the buckle or is that also cuben fiber? How does, whatever it is, work with the buckle?
Very clever.
yes cuben seems to work with those buckles , kind of surprised me.
i just stuck it together with tape, glue later.
I don't see any adjustment. Was that the goal?
James, not sure which you are referring to. but the top 5'' of the frame is a spring, hip belt, usual buckle/strap.
The bottom straps look to be anchored to the buckles. I don't see any room for adjustment. Ahhh… OK. It appear the one strap is longer than the other.
Got it! Never mind, my mistake!
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