New Recycled Fashion! Airline Buckle Seatbelt Belts! Fully Adjustable "Seatbelt Belt" made with new seatbelt webbing, and a genuine recycled and refurbished airline seatbelt buckle! Buckle is a real, working lift-to-open airline seatbelt buckle, made of surprisingly lightweight aircraft aluminum. The same stuff you trust your life with in an airplane! Seatbelt style stitching for authentic look and super-strength! Get ready to attract lots of looks when you wear one of these, eye-catching belts! Whichever one you choose, your "Seatbelt Belt" is sure to be noticed wherever you wear it! NOTE: Airline belts are made with real recycled airplane buckles that were actually used in an airliner. Although we thoroughly clean and refurbish each one to the best condition possible, they may display some scratches or other slight signs of use which is due to their history and nature as genuine recycled items. Is it in My Size? Size is your choice. Feel free to buy it now, then specify the size you want from the following- Up to 32 inches--X-Small, Up to 36 inches--Small, Up to 40 inches--Medium, Up to 44 inches--Large, Up to 48 inches--X-Large, Up to 52 inches--XX-Large.
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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I bought one on August 15, 2009 and the size was too short. I sent an email asking for an exchange and no response. A week later after I filed a bad feedback, they called me up and were willing to do the exchange. I was asked to send the item back and I did. Then I received a message on September 22, 2009 staying I have to pay $5.65 for the shipping and handling in order to receive the exchange items. I did on the same day and replied to the email message about the confirmation of the payment. When I received the replacement, I only received the belt without the buckle. I called the number listed on the site here and got a message staying the number was disconnected. I checked the caller ID on my phone because they called me after I filed the bad feedback. I called this second number and no one answered. I tried every day calling both numbers until October 14, 2009 the same lady picked up the phone. I told her the problem and she promised to send me the buckle. I waited two weeks I still didn't receive the buckle. I called both numbers again and I got "the number was disconnected" message on both. They also removed the original page which I filed a bad feedback and they set up this new one with FIVE starts. Take your own risk if you decided to buy from them.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Seller responds very quickly to any questions. Also went above and beyond to correct a problem that was actually my fault.
Size Name:Medium|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is the real deal. Next to stealing one from an airplane, this is the best you can get. Just be aware of the sizing, if you like the loose end hanging down, go up a couple of notches (or three).
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Worth every penny
This seatbelt extender was worth every penny. Used it on my trip to St. Petersburg, Fl. I kept it in my purse and when boarding the plan would discreetly pull it out and attach... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Margaret Barhite
EXCELLENT QUALITY
EXCELENT SIZE AND QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT.. JUST SHIPPING -TRACKING- AND PACKING -SHOULD BE BETTER IN A SMALL BOX- FOR THE REST CONGRATULATIONS
Published on February 22, 2010 by V. Torralba
Airline Seatbelt belt
This is an awesome belt. I was worried that it would roll out of shape like all of my other belts, but it didn't. This is a very well made belt. Read more
Published on August 31, 2009 by airforcesniper
Happy Mom
My 12 year old son, who LOVES airplanes had the belt for his first day of 7th grade! What an ice breaker! I received the belt in a timely manner and it was packaged well. Read more
Published on September 15, 2008 by D. Katz
great service
at first i recived the wrong product, but the seller quikly fixed the mix up, and i could not be more pleased.
Published on May 27, 2008 by Brian M. Offin
