Helmet Quick Release Buckle Kit Ratcheted Stainless Steel Helmet Chin Strap Adapter - Install Without Removing Strap Snap

I love these. I have had them on my last several helmets. I just got this one for my new Summer helmet. They are really sturdy but easy to operate. I like that they are adjustable for if I am wearing an extra head warmer. They are expensive, but worth every penny.

I've bought a couple of these type clasps and even had to sew one in once. But this one is by far the easiest one I've ever used. The way the D ring helps to keep it fastened on the snap is awesome. I did trim the strap on my helmet after install to clean it up, but watch the video on here and you'll have it done in like 3 minutes. Great product!!!

It's solid. It would be a stronger connection to the D rings if it had just a touch more webbing to thread it through easier. Over all, great product. Easy install.

Works exactly as I'd hoped; makes attaching my helmet so easy. Comfortable & very well made.

Easy to install and so much better than the traditional method.

This quick-release buckle kit is a game-changer! The stainless steel construction feels durable, and installation was super easy—no need to remove the strap. The ratcheted design makes fastening and releasing my helmet effortless. It holds securely and adds convenience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their helmet strap!

This device does work, it fit my HJC I90 helmet straps. I did not have to remove a snap.It was extremely difficult to get the straps short enough to feel like this is doing anything to hold the helmet on. Something about the physics of this device causes the strap to tighten across a slightly different spot under my chin. Without this device the strap tightens a little further forward, closer to my chin. With the device, it tightens closer to my throat. I don't like the choking feeling of having it on my throat. I shortened the straps as far as humanly possible and it's not as tight as I usually rode with the D-rings, but then again, I couldn't stand it being as tight because I would feel choked.The device includes a little rubber piece (which I'm holding in the picture) to cover the metal male buckle insert. EVERY time I try to insert the male end into the buckle that rubber piece slides off. I've given up on keeping it in place, it doesn't really do anything anyway. I cannot yet operate this buckle one-handed. Maybe in time with more practice I'll be able to.I didn't like my HJC I90 chin strap because the Dring was smaller than on my previous helmet and harder for my thick fingers to operate. This device is easier to use than fumbling with the Drings, but not by a huge margin. I've been using Drings for 35+ years so even with small ones I can thread the other end through every time. With this device, I'm blinded trying to stab the male end into the buckle and even without gloves on it's hit or miss. I guess I'll get better at that with practice. I CAN take it off with one hand, so that's good.Overall I'm not upset that I bought it. I'm going to give it some time and see if I get used to the throat feel, and get better at connecting the pieces. I'm very glad that I can go bck to the helmet's Drings if I end up not liking this.

This is the second style I purchased. This was soo easy to install. Worked well on the wider straps.