Bretelle da uomo Chums nere, taglia unica

Name: Bretelle da uomo Chums nere, taglia unica
Brand: Chums
SKU: 0093039606107
Price: 47.81 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Chums

3.5/5

€
47.81

Le bretelle elastiche regolabili offrono il massimo comfort per la tua attività preferita. Le bretelle versatili si agganciano e si tengono aderenti a qualsiasi vita dei pantaloni senza danneggiare il materiale.

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EAN: 0093039606107

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Uomini, Vestiario, Attivo, Pantaloni attivi,

Clip per pantaloni di nuova concezione che non strappano i tuoi capi costosi come fanno le clip in metallo. Ottimo per trampolieri, pantaloni da sci o qualsiasi altra cosa tu abbia bisogno di aiuto per reggerti. Bretelle con fettuccia in nylon elasticizzato comodamente ampia da 1,5 pollici e regolatori sagomati. Chiusura a clip.

Country of Origin	China
Department	Mens
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Item model number	SS-SMS-4003022
Manufacturer	StealStreet (Home)
Product Dimensions	21.5 x 4 x 1.5 inches; 6.08 Ounces

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Scritto da: Michael C.

work great

holding up pants

Scritto da: Richard Mellem

Great

Never going back to a belt.

Scritto da: Chris B.

Works as described

These are great! Very durable and easy to attach, and stay attached to pant.

Scritto da: JCT

Hiking Suspenders

I purchased these hiking suspenders after reviewing at least a dozen other options online and have been quite pleased with them. They are durable and should last for years. Also, the clips hold clothing quite securely (without tearing), important for more challenging hikes. The black elastic fabric used for the straps appears very sturdy, and the black plastic clips also seem designed to last for years. One minor issue: the straps cross in back, and the "cross-over" point can slip downward -- meaning that the straps can tend to slip off one's shoulders at times (which can be irritating on challenging hikes or climbs when hands are otherwise occupied). If this product included a way to clip or clamp the cross-over point in place, the suspenders would be at no risk of slippage. Not a big deal, though. I should be able to improvise something easily if it becomes a problem. In fact, I like these suspenders so much that I've now purchased two pairs: the first pair (which I'd purchased for myself) arrived just before Christmas, when my parents were visiting. My father (who also likes to hike) quickly said "are these for me?" And he ended up keeping them! So I ordered another pair for myself in early January. My only cautionary comment involves the cost. The suspenders were $17.99, which is not bad. But the total jumped to $26.69 with shipping and tax. (In particular, $6.95 for shipping seems fairly high for such a small and light item.) Still not a huge amount of money, but spending nearly $30 makes for a fairly expensive pair of suspenders. It would have been nice to find them in a local hiking store and avoided the shipping time and cost. (I checked Campmor, among others, without success.) Alternatively, if I'd been able to purchase them directly from Amazon (rather than from LuggagePoint via Amazon), I could have placed an order that would have included free shipping, which is always a good option. On balance, though, I like this product a great deal. I received it quickly and it looks as if it will last many years.

Scritto da: Bigkat5000

Buckles come undone frequently

Use these to hold up my ski pants (hard shell). Work okay but occasionally the buckles come undone when I sit on the chairlift. Kind of a pain to get them re-clipped when you're out on the hill in the cold with tons of layers on. Might try to improve the clips with some tape.

Scritto da: dr john

NEWSFLASH FOR THE BIG GUYS!!!

Hey fellow Big Guys, you know who you are.: 6+ ft.tall? 200+ lbs? Strong as an ox, and twice as smart? I got a newsflash for you: THEY'RE ADJUSTABLE!!! And plenty long enough! Before buying I read multiple Big Guy eviews that said they're not long enough, but being a big guy myself I ordered them anyway. When they arrived and I first put them on, I had the same reaction. Wow, they're barely long enough, and I couldn't see any adjustments. Well guess what? They're on the back! And when adjusted to maximum length, they hang down to the crotch of my 6' frame. Yes it's an interesting design and I'm not sure that I love that particular feature, which is why I gave 4 stars. The upside is that they look nicer from the front, the downside is that you can't adjust them while wearing them without taking the straps off your shoulders, dropping them down, and...well, you get the picture. That might be a bit embarassing on the ski slopes. I use them now on my bike pants and they work very, very well. The clamps (also a unique design) hold very well even when I adjust the straps to be quite tight and hunch over during my rides. The overall construction is very sturdy yet because the clamps have no teeth, they won't ruin your pants. these suspenders are a real gem! I would recommend then to anyone, but especially to my brother Oxen. Oh, and one last thing, going forward, I'm abandoning the "Ox" nickname to go with "Stallion".Hey Big Guys out there: don't you agree?

Scritto da: mya

Looks and Fit

These fit one of my guys very well It looks good not cheap. Reasonable price.

Scritto da: X124

Okay but not great

Okay but not worth the money.

Scritto da: Karl C.

Five Stars

Good quality and do the job well. Pleased to have found them. Using for chest waders

Scritto da: ppdiaporama

Great ... but ... they some undone!

I purchased these to keep my pants from slowly rolling down when I hike or snowshoe. I was drawn to these by the reviews and by the fact that the clips are plastic. The good ... they are comfortable, easy to adjust and easy to put on! The bad ... well .. when the going gets rough, at least one clip comes undone. So far, I've worn them twice hiking, once cross-country skiing and once backcountry skiing (with lots of falls).... My outings usually last 4 to 4 hours. They've only managed to stay clipped once (for an hour long outing). That said ... it's not the end of the world but depending on the weather or the layers, you may just end up living with it that way or you may take a break to reclip.

Scritto da: Eric Sweet

They work and clips won't destroy your car seats...

Been they a couple paid of suspenders for ski pants, last pair I owned were purchased at SAIL equipment stores and the clips were cutting into Audi leather drivers seats, interior of ski jacket etc.. These are slightly different design using a cam clip versus the traditional folding trap that you're used to. All the bits are smoother and tough. They don't want to cut into things. The belts are just wide enough, comfortable and the whole system works as it should. I like them a lot. My needs are seasonal so I can move them from motorcycle pants to ski pants and back again, if I had two needs in one season I would definitely buy another pair. I have recommended these to others and their experiences are the same, perfect solution, they work very very well and don't destroy furniture or coats or pants. Long overdue rethinking of something we didn't know could be better.

Scritto da: Steves_Reviews

Ok so I don't wear suspenders like farmer jonez does

Ok so I don't wear suspenders like farmer jonez does, I wear them when I am on my motorbike on my riding pants. I strongly urge anyone like me who rides in most weather and one day got caught in the rain, with a two piece jacket/pant, found out quickly that as you sit, your pants are pulled down ever so slightly (no plumbers crack revealed here), even tho my First gear jacket covers the back, rain has a way of finding its way in and from time to time, the wind would raise the jacket up enough to let in the nice cold breeze and...water. Nothing like running down the crack to wake you up even more :) These solved the issue and yes, I do have a rain suit but by the time I would have needed to stop and get it on, I was already in it and first gear is supposed to be water proofish, but not in torrential downpour.

Scritto da: S. Tessovitch

Good but not perfect

Look well made, comfortable. Overall I like these, but they come open too easily. The part that holds onto your pants needs a lock or should be harder to open. Most days skiing I would have at least one lose its grip. I don't think it actually lost its grip, but more likely got bumped and came open. There's probably a simple modification to fix this (ziptie maybe), but for the price I think they should be a little bit better.