Versatile Coyote Tan 499 finish coordinates naturally with tactical, outdoor, and everyday gear styling.
Compact sizing at 2.9865 in. long, 2.3505 in. wide, and 0.6045 in. high fits 2-inch webbing projects with ease.
Fast, one-handed side-release operation gives you a secure, dependable closure every time you snap it shut.
Made in the U.S.A. with consistent quality control at every stage, backed by a support team ready to help.
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Delivering dependable strength to countless fastening projects, 2 Inch Coyote Tan 499 Duraflex Stealth Warrior Plastic Buckles give gear builders, crafters, and hobbyists a hardware option built to perform where it counts. Whether you are replacing worn buckles or starting a new build, you gain a fastening solution crafted for consistency from batch to batch. Tactical-grade design meets everyday versatility, making this buckle a smart pick for backpacks, belts, harnesses, and countless other projects.
Crafted from durable polymer, this buckle delivers a lightweight yet sturdy connection point sized to fit 2-inch webbing and straps. Precision molding keeps the side-release action smooth and consistent with every use, and the coyote tan finish blends naturally into tactical, outdoor, and everyday gear alike. Measuring 2.9865 inches long, 2.3505 inches wide, and 0.6045 inches high, this buckle is made in the U.S.A. with consistent quality control at every stage of production, giving you confidence in the parts you build with.
Picture backpacks, belts, tactical harnesses, paracord bracelets, and pet accessories, and you will find plenty of places this buckle fits right in. Quick one-handed release makes adjustments effortless, while the locking action keeps straps in place through regular use. Match each buckle to the correct webbing width for the best fit, and keep usage guidelines in mind: this hardware is not rated for climbing or critical load-bearing equipment, and loads should not exceed 25% of rated tensile strength. For pet-related builds, evaluate suitability project by project, since this buckle is not intended for climbing or restraint applications where failure could put a pet at risk.