CooBigo 2 Pack Metal Tactical Duty Belt Buckles Replacement, 1 Inch Metal Buckle Clip for Dog Collar, Tactical Keychain, Hunting Belt Bags, Tactical Paracord Bracelets Buckle Hardware Black

Amazing quality and very strong hold. Product is a great purchase for the money. I used it for cosplay and had no issues getting into the convention through metal detectors.

Very sturdy! Wish it would make a clicking sound when attached but it still works great.

This clasp looks so much better than the plastic ones you see for the paracord bracelets !

These 3/4 inch tactical buckles are tough, well-made, and exactly what I needed for upgrading a paracord bracelet and repairing a backpack strap. The metal construction feels solid and durable—definitely stronger than standard plastic buckles. They lock securely and hold up well under tension, making them great for dog collars, tactical vests, or outdoor gear.The only minor issue is that threading thicker straps or paracord can be a little tight, so you may need to work them in carefully. Once attached, though, they stay put.Overall, these are high-quality buckles at a great price for a 2-pack. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking to upgrade or replace buckles on gear that sees heavy use.

Buckle was exactly as expected, possibly even heavier duty than my project needed.

Used these to replace the clips on my dog collars. He chewed the plastic clips off and these work great as a replacement.

Awesome buckles. Use them in leather projects

Superb option and reasonably priced.I destroy plastic clips. Its what I do. I have a very nice tactical backpack that I use for my work commuter bag. The plastic belt clip got stuck under my chair when I was moving around and... snap. Fast forward a few months and the rest of the clip fails.Enter this beast. This clip is machined aluminum. The clip positively engages with the buckle for a secure latch. The release mechanism is reasonably intuitive and is easy to actuate.To install, I cut off the tabs from the old belt rather than picking out the stitching and sewed this bad boy in. It was simple and strait forward, even with my dinky little sewing machine.The crazy part, because it is aluminum, it is actually less bulky than the plastic clips and is more comfortable on the waste.The economics actually work out here. you can't purchase the plastic clips in one- or two-packs. Only in six-packs or larger. They end up costing about the same as a two pack of these aluminum clips. And you have fewer spares floating around taking up room.Is it worth buying just to replace plastic clips that still work? no.Is it worth buying to replace broken clips by upgrading... ABSOLUTELY.