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Wetsuit beavertail clip

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JCooke

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Does anyone know of a beavertail clip that is heavy duty, my Yazbeck failed the first day out.

Jason
 
Any idea why it failed? I had a problem with the screws being loose on mine, but after tightening them down, I never had a problem again.
 
The Ellios tails just have a small bar atached to a cord that gets pulled through a hole to lock it... unbreakable for the most part.
 
Erik said:
The Ellios tails just have a small bar atached to a cord that gets pulled through a hole to lock it... unbreakable for the most part.
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Mine has lasted well, sometimes a bit hard to get completely through the hole. They are sometimes called "frogs" although I usually call it a toggle (like on a duffel coat).
 
Yeah mine are still good too. They are difficult to close/open with gloves on though.
 
Mother nature invented the solution to this problem over 100 million years ago. Velcro works great and is an easy add on.
 
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Bill said:
Mother nature invented the solution to this problem over 100 million years ago. Velcro works great and is an easy add on.
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Parts of that statement are probably true, especially "Velcro" and "100 million".... the latter being the amount of money Mr. Velcro made rofl
 
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