Extremity Mobilization Belt Manual Traction Mobility Strap Adjustable Fun Gait Belts for Stretching Yoga Leg Shoulder Exercise (Black)

Webbing is more like car seatbelts than mulligan style blue strap = softer. Either way I've put a tactile padded shoulder strap (HAZARD 4 Deluxe: Shoulder Strap Pad w/MOLLE Top) on two of them, which is perfect for tender bare skin (then cloth for hygiene). Works well, and less than $25 for both. Clip stayed secure (maybe the other person put it on backwards? Teeth need to grab as the strap exists the clip - see any backpack hips straps/clips to see the correct direction to keep it from slipping.) I can't imagine the strap every failing and years of use before it might be worn enough to replace. These clips break on occasion (backpacking experience), but easy to get and replace (would just hv to replace both sides to match)...or buy a new one for ~$10 bucks!

While difficult to figure out the correct way to feed the strap through the buckle it is just what I need for my physical therapy. Of some of you are having difficulty figuring out how to feed the strap through the buckle there's decent YouTube videos of similar buckles and straps. Color is perfect for me as my favorite color is black when it comes to anything that I use or wear. Looks to be sturdy enough to last for a good long while. While for me as I am short the length seems way long .

Half the price of others that are posted for sale. It is good quality and works well for exercising.

Good strap. And it's plenty long enough. Does what it should.I've used it several times without even a hint of slippage. If your strap is slipping, probably it is not threaded correctly through the buckle.

Belt was not even attached to buckle. When strap is in buckle, the belt would not maintain its resistance and kept sliding loose making it impossible to mobilize my patient.

Right lengthwise

I have a memory foam that keeps sliding. With the strap, it secures the sheet and pad in place. Perfect for what I need it for.

Easy to use, a little softer than the "brand name" seat belt attachment mobilizations belts that are typically industry standard. This can be a pro or a con depending on what you are using it for. In general I like these fabric stiffness for patient comfort. It may not last quite as long, but for the price I can easily replace it multiple times over if needed vs sacrificing patient comfort. Mind you, it so no signs of wear yet, just a potential consideration depending on your needs. I would buy again if needed.