Originally posted by Yonkdaddy
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Seems like lots of Tom Bihn products have removable waist belts already. An obvious solution is to cut the nylon webbing a few inches from the triangular flaps. Then fold the webbing to form two loops, stitch those, and then add loops on the end of the free webbing (with buckle) and, finally, use gate clips to secure the waist belt.
The trick then is how do you secure the flaps while the waist belt is detached? If they were sized right a single gate clip under the back portion could unite the two flaps securely, so they couldn't be pulled out. The only issue there is that it might be slightly hard to undo, but with practice I think would be fine.
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