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Arcade Belts Check Sky Sage

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Arcade Belts Check Sky SageArcade Belts Check Riem Sky Sage Arcade Belts maakt stretch riemen die je eigenlijk niet meer voelt zitten. Opgericht vanuit een frustratie met riemen die knellen, verschuiven of bij elke beweging in de weg zitten. De Check is het meest opvallende model in de Arcade lijn: dezelfde bewezen stretch technologie als de Atlas, maar met een geblokt patroon dat direct in het oog springt. Bij Revert 95 in Haarlem voeren we Arcade Belts als onderdeel van ons

Arcade Belts Check Riem Sky Sage

Arcade Belts maakt stretch riemen die je eigenlijk niet meer voelt zitten. Opgericht vanuit een frustratie met riemen die knellen, verschuiven of bij elke beweging in de weg zitten. De Check is het meest opvallende model in de Arcade lijn: dezelfde bewezen stretch technologie als de Atlas, maar met een geblokt patroon dat direct in het oog springt. Bij Revert 95 in Haarlem voeren we Arcade Belts als onderdeel van ons accessoires assortiment.

De riem

De Arcade Belts Check in Sky Sage is een stretch riem met een klassiek geblokt dambordpatroon in hemelsblauw en saliegroen. Een lichte, frisse kleurencombinatie die goed past bij zomerse outfits, lichte broeken en elke setup die een subtiel kleuraccentje aankan. Het patroon is geweven in het stretch webbing zelf, niet opgedrukt — wat betekent dat hij zijn uitstraling behoudt, ook na wasjes.

Onder het patroon zit dezelfde technologie als bij de rest van de Arcade lijn: het patented A2 buckle systeem met een taps toelopende pijlvorm die moeiteloos door broeklusjes glijdt en stevig vastzit tijdens gebruik. Geen gaten, maar een micro-verstelbaar systeem voor een exacte pasvorm. Volledig metaalvrij. Het webbing is gemaakt van 85% post-consumer gerecycled REPREVE® polyester en 15% rubber. Machine wasbaar en droogbaar.

Specificaties

Kenmerk Detail
Merk Arcade Belts
Model Check
Colorway Sky Sage
Patroon Geblokt dambordpatroon, geweven in het webbing
Materiaal webbing 85% post-consumer gerecycled REPREVE® polyester, 15% rubber
Buckle Patented A2 buckle systeem, high-density plastic, metaalvrij
Breedte 1.5" (3.81cm)
Pasvorm One size fits most, tot 40" (101.6cm)
Verstelling Micro-verstelbaar, geen gaten
Extra Elastische belt keeper houdt overtollig webbing op zijn plek
Onderhoud Machine wasbaar en droogbaar
Reizen Metaalvrij, geen gedoe bij security

Maatadvies

De Arcade Check is one size fits most en past tailles tot 40" (101.6cm). Voor tailles boven 36" raadt Arcade aan de Long versie te overwegen, die past tot 50". Het micro-verstelbare gespsysteem stelt nauwkeuriger in dan een riem met gaten. Bij twijfel kom je langs in onze winkel in Haarlem voor persoonlijk advies.

Past bij

De Arcade Check Sky Sage is voor iedereen die een riem wil met kleur en karakter. De combinatie van hemelsblauw en saliegroen werkt goed bij lichte zomeroutfits, linen broeken, cargo shorts en casual denim. Frisser dan de Black Glacial, subtieler dan een volledig grafische riem. Draag hem de hele dag zonder dat je eraan denkt — en val toch op als je dat wil.

Bekijk ook de andere Arcade Belts modellen bij Revert 95, waaronder de Check in Black Glacial, de Atlas in Sage en de Get Outside in Dunes.

Waarom bij Revert 95 kopen?

Revert 95 is opgericht in 1995 vanuit een liefde voor skateboarden en streetcultuur. We verkopen merken die we zelf kennen en vertrouwen. Bestel online of kom langs in onze winkel aan de Kleine Houtstraat 30 in Haarlem voor persoonlijk advies.

  • Geblokt dambordpatroon in hemelsblauw en saliegroen, geweven in het webbing
  • Patented A2 buckle systeem: stevig vast, makkelijk los, geen gaten
  • Performance stretch webbing beweegt mee met je lichaam
  • 85% post-consumer gerecycled REPREVE® polyester
  • Micro-verstelbaar voor een exacte pasvorm
  • Metaalvrij: geen gedoe bij airport security
  • Machine wasbaar en droogbaar
  • One size fits most tot 40" (101.6cm)
  • Snelle verzending vanuit Nederland
  • Persoonlijk advies in onze winkel in Haarlem
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