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BucklesRoller Buckles | Center Bar Roller Buckles | Conway Buckles | Locking Roller Buckles Roller BucklesRoller buckles are the most popular buckles for bondage gear. The cylindrical roller on the front bar lets the buckle be pulled tighter, while also protecting the leather from abrasion. WWL Hardware carries the most popular sizes in Nickel, plus one roller buckle in Black.
Center Bar Roller BucklesBearing all the features of a roller buckle with the addition of a heel bar, the CB roller buckle is another good all-around choice. The heel bar functions as a strap keeper on these buckles. All of these centerbar buckles are zinc diecast construction.
Conway BucklesConway buckles are another type of hardware that comes to us from the world of horse tack. They work a lot like my own floating lock posts. A Conway buckle joins two straps of equal width (the width of the buckle, ideally) without being secured to either. By placing a series of holes in each strap, the result is a very adjustable closure. I use Conways on my bed straps and similar projects. These Conway buckles are zinc diecast construction.
Locking Roller BucklesThe locking roller buckles below, in both standard and center bar styles, are very popular among BDSMers. The tongue has a loop at it's end, large enough to take a small lock such as those under Miscellaneous. The closure cannot be opened with a lock in-place. Great for bondage gear. Gear made with these buckles should use 1/2" oblong slots in the tongue strap. All of these locking roller buckles are zinc diecast construction.
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