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NS belt buckle

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Sklar
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I was looking for a new elt buckle the other day and thought this might be a good idea.
I was thinking just the logo in black outlined in silver or something like that.
anyone else think that would be cool?
Jun 14 2010 8:20AM
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thatsG
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ya, I golf a ton so this would be sick
Jun 14 2010 9:38AM
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meth_time
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that would be cool.
Jun 14 2010 1:41PM
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Otter.
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id get one
Jun 14 2010 2:06PM
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austinmetsch
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i would buy that
Jun 14 2010 2:08PM
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miroz
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To be honest, not a fan...but this guy is:

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Jun 14 2010 2:21PM
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s_a_m
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that would be sick or you could just make your own.  buy one of those webbing belts with the black metal  rectangle buckes, throw a little ns die cut on, and then go over it with some clear nail polish
Jun 14 2010 2:27PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Looks like NS member funkmaster beat ya to it.
Jun 14 2010 3:34PM
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jeremy.g
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that is sick. i would rock a belt buckle if its normal size and square. but anything else, no haha
Jun 14 2010 5:32PM
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Algebra
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oooh good idea
Jun 14 2010 7:42PM
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DHogg
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It should also double as a bottle opener.
Jun 15 2010 12:10AM
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MN_represent
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id rock one.
Jun 15 2010 1:52AM
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*steeze_is_good
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Yeah for sure!
Jun 15 2010 5:21PM
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p.hawks
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my friend had a belt buckle with a pop out flask, which is another potential idea,
but the bottle opener is more realistic

also what about doing one of the other style belts, the ones without the holes, and an ns logo on the buckle?
Jun 15 2010 5:50PM
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Da_CONK
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Make something like the 686 tool belt only with a normal sized NS logo

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Wear mine to school every day its actually really useful, it is also good for use on the mountain.
Jun 15 2010 6:03PM
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leahey
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Yes but everytime I wear anyt hing with Ns or Newschoolers on it everyone is like. ZOMGEE NS WUS DAT!!>!>!ONE!11!?!?
Jun 15 2010 6:06PM
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ISellMeth
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That would be pimp
Jun 16 2010 1:16AM
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Bukkakeskitrip
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hell yeah. i like this idea
Jun 16 2010 1:21AM
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Schlop
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HAVE IT. it's so sick, all of it comes in handy. and about the bottle opener idea, I find that that idea is pretty played. just sayin.
Jun 16 2010 5:22AM
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SkierX
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In all reality, the bottle opener on the belt is EXTREMELY practical if you are one who enjoys a good brew. The best beers typically do not have a lowly twist off cap.



Not necesarrily a bad idea, but it might be cost prohibitive to have them produced. Belts are a little more capital intensive to produce than tees or bandannas.
Jun 16 2010 9:19AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Amen, if you're of drinking age I don't know how a bottle opener will ever go out of style. Hell my buddies kayak rack on his truck came with one. You can never have too many bottle openers, they're like bungee cords or ratchet straps, only straps aid in the business and openers aid in the leisure.

I guess there are about a million things you could use to open a bottle though, I often just used my tailgate or my paddle if I'm kayaking.


yeah that's gotta be more expensive to manufacture than T-shirts.
Jun 16 2010 10:00AM
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Schlop
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I do agree they come in handy, but if I plan my outfit right i could be wearing four on my body at once. plus the two I keep in my backpack. but I just use a lighter half the time anyway.. most of the time when I use my belt, it's at parties when people are desperately looking for one and I get mad props hahah
Jun 16 2010 12:16PM
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.frenchy
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haha yea an orage jacket i had 2 years ago had a bottle opener as a zipper.
Jun 16 2010 1:37PM
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TheRealEvan.
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i would definitely get one
Jun 19 2010 7:14PM
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JStrathern
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hell yeah, but make them rectangular and normal sized, and just have the logo like pressed into the buckle so its just a different color imprinted.
Jun 21 2010 11:58AM
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I-Ski-AK
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i have watched tools use the bottle openers and spill beer on the dick region, it is hilarious they know not of removing the buckle prior to pop-age.
Jun 22 2010 12:32PM
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tBatt
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I saw this as a guy's trailer hitch the other day. I had never seen it before/thought it was pretty funny

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As to the belt buckle - It'd be pretty cool but like someone already stated, it would be a LOT more money to make than a lanyard. Not exactly something they'd want to have a ton of overstock on because they probably cost $.15 like lanyards and aren't as popular as a t-shirt.
Jun 23 2010 1:48AM
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funkmaster
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made that in my shop class at school saw this thread i was gonna post but you beat me to it
Too bad we dont have a tig welder at my school i had to glue the bits on the back so they broke off pretty fast... it was a pretty sick project though think i got like 95 on it. just one of those things thats lying around now dunno what to do with it
Jun 23 2010 2:05AM
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