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Of course,

If you can ignore being right-handed. Just loop it through. (If you are right-handed?) And don't mind using your left hand to tighten the belt buckle. Then, you can ignore this whole problem.

Perhaps, you're ambidextrous, or ambi-handed? I am not - however.

Glen

• Either, have a forward looping belt. So, we connect the free end last, by connecting the belt buckle to the pulling end.
• Or make a belt with the ability to be placed on, either way.
• Here are my diagrams on this question. "the link"

Glen

= Have you noticed? We put our belts, on in reverse.

= A person doesn't just grab it, as you wear it. You have to grab the end and thread through the pant loops.

It would seem nicer to just start, where you want the buckle to be. Then, wrap it around, connect it, and close the belt buckle.

Question: How can we overcome this point of function?

Glen