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Klik Belt Maintenance Tip

To ensure you experience the best possible use of your Klik Belt, we recommend the following maintenance tip.  Place a single drop of light viscosity oil on the male end of your Klik Belt buckle under the curved portion (as show in diagram below).   Typical users will find that this only needs to be done once per year.  However, if you wear your belt in water or harsh conditions, you may need to reapply as needed. Cobra® buckles are proven to be the most reliable, strongest side release buckle in the world.  A single drop of oil is all that is needed to ensure smooth, quick releases for a lifetime of use.

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Survival On Purpose reviews Klik Belts

Bryan Stevens with Survival On Purpose recently reviewed and tested Klik Belts in a variety of uses.  He even used his Klik Belt to pull his 88 Bronco up a hill and you can see the results here:   Bryan has become well known on YouTube for his in depth and honest reviews of outdoor products and survival gear.  He likes to put each product through the paces to ensure it meets his quality requirements and that his viewers see the pros and cons of each product.  Bryan did his best to break our Klik Belts with his 88' Ford Bronco.  You'll have to watch the video to see the results.

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What is 7075 Aluminum

All KlikBelts®  use the patented Cobra® buckles which are made from 7075 Aluminum.  What is 7075 Aluminum and why is it special? 7075 Aluminum History The first 7075 Aluminum was developed in secret by a Japanese company, Sumitomo Metal, in 1943.[8] 7075 was eventually used for airframe production in the Imperial Japanese Navy. 7075 Aluminum Alloy Applications Because of its high strength-to-weight ratio and improved strength over 6061 alloys, 7075 is largely used in aerospace, marine and transportation industries where strength and light weight properties are critical. High-end bicycle components, molding materials for the plastics and tool industries, glider and hobby-grade airframes and even numerous military applications including assault rifle receivers and precision rifles all benefit from the high polish and improved thermal...

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Great Freakonomics discussion on the belt vs. suspenders

Link to Original Podcast:   http://freakonomics.com/podcast/how-did-the-belt-win-a-new-freakonomics-radio-episode/ Transcript below: STEPHEN J. DUBNER: So Levitt, list for me if you would, all the accessories and items of, let’s say, jewelry that you wear in a given day. STEVEN LEVITT: You include a belt? DUBNER: Sure, let’s include a belt. LEVITT: Okay. A belt. Yeah, I’ve never worn a watch. I’ve never worn jewelry. I don’t, um — DUBNER: No cravat? LEVITT: No. DUBNER: You ever wear a pocket square? LEVITT: I’ve never worn, in my life, I don’t think I’ve ever had a pocket square, and I certainly have never worn a pocket watch. DUBNER: Hmm. Cufflinks? LEVITT: Only when forced to on tuxedo days. DUBNER: Uh huh. And so for someone who...

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Epic Adventures Are Only A Klik Away

Think of all the clothes we wear for different occasions.   Casual clothes for outdoors.   Formal attire for weddings.   Business dress for the office.   T shirt and jeans for just hanging out.   Wouldn't it be nice if one belt could be used for all occasions?  Klik Belts look just as good when worn in the woods as they do worn at your wedding.  Made of 7075 aluminum alloy and soft woven nylon, our belts not only look great around your waist but also have the strength to match their beauty.  The simplicity of one "klik" saves time when unbuckling and buckling your pants (which happens approx 20 times per day) and gives you more time to focus on...

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