A belt buckle for includes a base frame, a connector housing movably attached on the base frame, and a rapid fastening arrangement. The rapid fastening arrangement includes a first fastening member extended from the base frame, a second fastening member also extended from the base frame, a holding bridge defining a through securing slot, a biasing member, and a resilient assembly. The resilient assembly is arranged to exert an urging force toward the biasing member, in such a manner that when a fastening end portion of the belt strap is received in the through securing slot, the resilient assembly is arranged to drive the biasing member, the first fastening member and the second fastening member to bias against the belt strap so as to securely fasten the fastening end portion on the belt strap.

A belt buckle for includes a base frame, a connector housing movably attached on the base frame, and a rapid fastening arrangement. The rapid fastening arrangement includes a first fastening member extended from the base frame, a second fastening member also extended from the base frame, a holding bridge defining a through securing slot, a biasing member, and a resilient assembly. The resilient assembly is arranged to exert an urging force toward the biasing member, in such a manner that when a fastening end portion of the belt strap is received in the through securing slot, the resilient assembly is arranged to drive the biasing member, the first fastening member and the second fastening member to bias against the belt strap so as to securely fasten the fastening end portion on the belt strap.

A mechanism for adjusting the length of two straps making up a strength trainer of the type having a hand or foothold connected to a first strap and a second anchored strap. The mechanism has a rectangular ring mounted to move through a cross member engaged with a housing by a spring extended between the ring and the housing. A first strap is looped around a first member of the ring, while the second strap passes thought the ring below an opposite member and wrapping the cross member to pass through the ring a second time after passing between the opposite member of the ring and the second member so as to engage two high friction surfaces on the cross member and one on the ring. Adjustment is by rotating the housing and ring to be perpendicular to the load to unload the second strap from the high friction surfaces.

A dual color belt includes a belt body of an elastic webbing with front and back surfaces thereof differently colored so that the front side and back side of the belt body can be selectively used, and a belt buckle having an upper guide groove and a lower guide groove defined in a base component thereof for guiding the front end of the belt body into the base component for enabling the front end of the belt body to be engaged by a clamping plate of the belt buckle. Thus, installation between the belt body and the base component of the belt buckle and replacement between the front side and the back side of the belt body are easy.

A dual color belt includes a belt body of an elastic webbing with front and back surfaces thereof differently colored so that the front side and back side of the belt body can be selectively used, and a belt buckle having an upper guide groove and a lower guide groove defined in a base component thereof for guiding the front end of the belt body into the base component for enabling the front end of the belt body to be engaged by a clamping plate of the belt buckle. Thus, installation between the belt body and the base component of the belt buckle and replacement between the front side and the back side of the belt body are easy.

A clip adapted for use with an elongate strap for forming a tourniquet including first and second parts adapted to be connected to the strap, the first and second parts adapted to be releasably connected together to form a closed loop. The second part is adapted to movable along the strap and has an open passageway through which the strap passes. Integrally formed first and second elongate walls define at least part of the passageway and first and second grip portions for gripping the strap. The second wall is mounted for rotation about a transverse axis so as to move the grip portion of the second wall toward or away from the first grip portion.

The present invention relates generally to first aid articles and more specifically tourniquets suitable for one handed application. One embodiment of the invention is directed to a tourniquet having a base defining first and second ends. A constricting band is attached to and extends from the first end of the base. A windlass handle is engaged with the constricting band. The constricting band is threaded through a self cinching stepped buckle. A buckle connector includes a hook member that engages the stepped buckle and is partly held in place through urging against a loop of the constriction band.

A lace tensioning device includes a housing component having an interior region, a first aperture, and a second aperture, and a spool component that is rotatably positionable within the interior region of the housing component. The spool component has a central cylindrical member and a lumen that extends through the central cylindrical portion. The spool component is rotatable within the interior region of the housing component to align one end of the lumen with the first aperture and to align an opposite end of the lumen with the second aperture to enable a lace to be inserted through the first aperture, the lumen, and the second aperture so that opposing ends of the lace are positioned exterior to the housing component. A knot may then be tied in the lace and the lace retracted to couple the lace with the housing component and spool component.

This disclosure relates generally to belt buckles and more particularly to belt buckles that have associated with the face or front thereof interchangeable initials, letters or other design. The working mechanics of the buckle is different than any other in the market. The said Buckle has a holding mechanism that won't damage the belt strap because the material that it uses it as explained throughout this patent application. The invention is based to facilitate the user for opening and closing of the belt. Moreover, the said Buckle allows what no any other Buckle allows and is for the strap to pass underneath of the fix portion of the strap, the result is the need not to the strap to be cut to the size of the waist of every individual. I will describe this as unique in today's dress belt market.

This disclosure relates generally to belt buckles and more particularly to belt buckles that have associated with the face or front thereof interchangeable initials, letters or other design. The working mechanics of the buckle is different than any other in the market. The said Buckle has a holding mechanism that won't damage the belt strap because the material that it uses it as explained throughout this patent application. The invention is based to facilitate the user for opening and closing of the belt. Moreover, the said Buckle allows what no any other Buckle allows and is for the strap to pass underneath of the fix portion of the strap, the result is the need not to the strap to be cut to the size of the waist of every individual. I will describe this as unique in today's dress belt market.