Leather Belt with buckle "Live Free Ride Hard"
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A belt with a "Live Free Ride Hard" buckle in a branded gift box. The belt with a buckle is made on the basis of the popular branded SINNERThe image of a skull in a helmet called "Live Free Ride Hard" (Live free - Ride Hard). The belt is made of natural, thick, artificially aged American buffalo leather. The belt and buckle are made by hand.
The brutal buckle is made by artistic casting of brass with patination, weighing 168 grams. The belt also has metal spikes made by artistic casting of brass with patination.
Belts in six sizes 90, 100, 110, 120, 130 and 145 cm, with eight holes in 2.5 cm increments. Everything is done so that the belt does not need to be adjusted to fit itself. For a detailed diagram of the belt dimensions, see the "Parameters of this product" below.
The love of speed, audacity and brutality of your nature will perfectly emphasize the practical and exclusive Belt with a buckle "Live Free Ride Hard", perfectly combined not only with biker leather pants, but also quite capable of fitting into the usual image of a city dweller and look decent with classic jeans. By purchasing this accessory, you emphasize your individuality and bring a zest and uniqueness to your style of clothing!
The belt looks very brutal and powerful! A leather belt with a "Live Free Ride Hard" buckle is a charismatic and impressive accessory, as well as an important attribute of a real biker! A belt with a buckle in a beautiful branded package is an excellent solution for a presentable and brutal gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES Brand!
Belt width: 40 mm.
Buckle diameter: 62 mm.
Buckle weight: 168 gr.
The brutal buckle is made by artistic casting of brass with patination, weighing 168 grams. The belt also has metal spikes made by artistic casting of brass with patination.
Belts in six sizes 90, 100, 110, 120, 130 and 145 cm, with eight holes in 2.5 cm increments. Everything is done so that the belt does not need to be adjusted to fit itself. For a detailed diagram of the belt dimensions, see the "Parameters of this product" below.
The love of speed, audacity and brutality of your nature will perfectly emphasize the practical and exclusive Belt with a buckle "Live Free Ride Hard", perfectly combined not only with biker leather pants, but also quite capable of fitting into the usual image of a city dweller and look decent with classic jeans. By purchasing this accessory, you emphasize your individuality and bring a zest and uniqueness to your style of clothing!
The belt looks very brutal and powerful! A leather belt with a "Live Free Ride Hard" buckle is a charismatic and impressive accessory, as well as an important attribute of a real biker! A belt with a buckle in a beautiful branded package is an excellent solution for a presentable and brutal gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES Brand!
Belt width: 40 mm.
Buckle diameter: 62 mm.
Buckle weight: 168 gr.
Description:
Patination of metal is artificial aging or imparting an unusual color with a heterogeneous structure. Patination is carried out using special paint, chemicals or chemical reactions.
Patina (Italian patina), a film of various shades (from green to brown), formed on the surface of products made of copper, bronze and brass as a result of metal corrosion under the influence of the natural environment or as a result of patination, that is, heating or treatment with oxidizing agents. Patination of metal as a “patina of antiquity” was first recognized by the artists of Ancient Rome.
Patina (Italian patina), a film of various shades (from green to brown), formed on the surface of products made of copper, bronze and brass as a result of metal corrosion under the influence of the natural environment or as a result of patination, that is, heating or treatment with oxidizing agents. Patination of metal as a “patina of antiquity” was first recognized by the artists of Ancient Rome.
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