509 X5 Sinister Goggle Short Quick Straps (509-qstr-x5-bk) on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Michigan, United States
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509 Goggle Quick Compatible Short Straps
For people who use the traditional Quick Strap style straps, these compatible straps are what you need. Because our straps are permanently attached to our hinge system, you cannot remove the strap to install Quick Straps as you traditionally would on other goggles. To fix this, we have developed these short, cut to length, open ended compatible straps. They allow you to continue using the Quick Strap setup with our straps and hinge system. How They Work First, let's be clear, we are not selling the actual Quick Strap brand hardware. These are ONLY the compatible short straps. You will still need to have the Quick Strap brand buckles and kit.
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