A wrist strap is passed around the neck or wrist strap attached to an object, intended to prevent being pulled if loose. The name comes from cavalry units dragons, whose members fought mainly rifle or pistol, and incidentally saber. To be able to fire while keeping their sword unsheathed, they kept attached to wrist by strap (Jeep lanyard).
In light saber assault at strap allowed the soldier to drop the weapon to avoid excessive shock resulting speed on the body and especially on arm. The sword then flew back and forth to die in back and neck jumper. For this reason, helmets were equipped with a ponytail set in crest to ward off the blows.
In early twenty-first century, thanks to wide variety of traditional complementary (such as cow leather or textile fabric) materials, the belts are positioned as a fashion item, adopting new colors, designs and varieties. A clear example is the rubber and plastic polymers that provide a wealth of new design possibilities. Independent producers of different places, and they are experimenting with new materials being belts to another level, in terms of design, aesthetics and durability.
Application, Anti-static wrist straps wherever electrostatic discharges are harmful, for example, in assembly of printed circuit boards with electronic components or the assembly of complete assemblies. Likewise, at the dis- / assembly of a computer or other devices with highly integrated circuits should be worn a wrist band.
The sling is a typical ornament of sabers of military, especially officers. In ancient times it was used to be able to recover the weapon in case of loss. The material is made up of a string that varies in form and color, depending on status and degree of military who has provided. The sling is inserted at the end of butt of weapon. Precisely for its original function is provided with a central node and a tassel terminal through which it can easily retained in event of a fall.
The length, in Italy in accordance with military regulations on use of uniform, is 30 cm. In Italian armed forces is used by category of non-commissioned officers, except the sergeants and officers. In Police and other police forces is also used for the troops and for agents. Alberto Guglielmotti, marine and military vocabulary, Rome, Voghera Charles typographer, 1889.
At one end of belt is generally metal buckle through which the other end of strap is inserted. The belt has a series of equally spaced holes, in which the prong of buckle is inserted to secure it. The disparity of holes allow a belt to serve people of different sizes and, if not find the right hole, you can go to a shoemaker you make a hole to size.
Strap widely used with knightly times (XIV-XV century). As indicated in ESBE in many European languages was called shoulder strap strap, whence went the terms "sword belt-cadet" and "sword belt, Ensign." The Imperial Army Strap determined (20/01/1871) as a belt, folded into a loop with a brush, to fix (tying) covers from simple banners and standards and for the difference - black leather infantry officer sample and St. George in St. George regalia.
In light saber assault at strap allowed the soldier to drop the weapon to avoid excessive shock resulting speed on the body and especially on arm. The sword then flew back and forth to die in back and neck jumper. For this reason, helmets were equipped with a ponytail set in crest to ward off the blows.
In early twenty-first century, thanks to wide variety of traditional complementary (such as cow leather or textile fabric) materials, the belts are positioned as a fashion item, adopting new colors, designs and varieties. A clear example is the rubber and plastic polymers that provide a wealth of new design possibilities. Independent producers of different places, and they are experimenting with new materials being belts to another level, in terms of design, aesthetics and durability.
Application, Anti-static wrist straps wherever electrostatic discharges are harmful, for example, in assembly of printed circuit boards with electronic components or the assembly of complete assemblies. Likewise, at the dis- / assembly of a computer or other devices with highly integrated circuits should be worn a wrist band.
The sling is a typical ornament of sabers of military, especially officers. In ancient times it was used to be able to recover the weapon in case of loss. The material is made up of a string that varies in form and color, depending on status and degree of military who has provided. The sling is inserted at the end of butt of weapon. Precisely for its original function is provided with a central node and a tassel terminal through which it can easily retained in event of a fall.
The length, in Italy in accordance with military regulations on use of uniform, is 30 cm. In Italian armed forces is used by category of non-commissioned officers, except the sergeants and officers. In Police and other police forces is also used for the troops and for agents. Alberto Guglielmotti, marine and military vocabulary, Rome, Voghera Charles typographer, 1889.
At one end of belt is generally metal buckle through which the other end of strap is inserted. The belt has a series of equally spaced holes, in which the prong of buckle is inserted to secure it. The disparity of holes allow a belt to serve people of different sizes and, if not find the right hole, you can go to a shoemaker you make a hole to size.
Strap widely used with knightly times (XIV-XV century). As indicated in ESBE in many European languages was called shoulder strap strap, whence went the terms "sword belt-cadet" and "sword belt, Ensign." The Imperial Army Strap determined (20/01/1871) as a belt, folded into a loop with a brush, to fix (tying) covers from simple banners and standards and for the difference - black leather infantry officer sample and St. George in St. George regalia.
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