Strapworks Black Plastic Tri-Glide Slide – for Bag Straps, Rifle Slings, Dog Collars – 2 Inch

Strapworks Black Plastic Tri-Glide Slide – for Bag Straps, Rifle Slings, Dog Collars – 2 Inch

• 2 INCH LENGTH – This 2 inch plastic tri-glide slide provides you with the option to adjust the length on your rifle slings, dog collars, bag straps and more. These tri-glides are safe to use on outdoor sporting equipment as they are strong and durable.
• VARIETY OF USES – Each tri-glide slide is compatible with a variety of fabrics and structures for ease of use. Achieve a secure fit when adding a tri-glide slide to canvas, hook and loop structures, polyester, nylon and polypropylene.
• USE WITH WEBBING– With a tri-glide slide on hand, you can create custom straps when used with webbing hardware. Use this handy tool on side release buckles, too. Strap opening measures .25 inch in width.
• DURABLE TRI GLIDE – Replace broken buckles on your backpack or sports bag easily with these tri-glide slides crafted to fit 2 inch wide webbing. The durable plastic material is designed to withstand strain and frequent use.
• WORLD LEADER IN HARDWARE – Strapworks ​is a family owned company based in Eugene, Oregon.​ We have been producing the highest-quality hardware, straps, and more since 1976.

Whether you want to create your own custom straps out of webbing and hardware or simply need to replace a broken slide on your backpack, Strapworks Plastic Tri-glide Slides are up to the task. Slides are typically used to create length-adjustable straps such as pet collars, slings, fanny pack belts, and more. The Wide Mouth slides are recommended if you are working with a thicker material or if you are running the webbing through the slide more than once. Strapworks polypropylene webbing, nylon webbing, and plastic side release buckles are also available, sold separately. Important note about any webbing hardware: the size refers to the width of webbing the hardware is compatible with. The outer dimensions of the hardware will be wider than the listed size. For example, 1" Slides have an opening that is sized appropriately to accept 1" wide webbing, but the slide itself will be slightly larger than 1".