Buckle up for safety against wardrobe malfunctions with this Wonder Woman seat belt belt.

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Ting London has what appears to be an awesome way to repurpose and recycle old leather belts.

TING’s luxury leather flooring, is a new re-working of vintage leather belts to create a beautiful, glossy and hardwearing surface. Available by the square foot, the subtly patterned attractive material is also suitable for table and bar tops, walls and feature areas, as well as floors.

Each belt is hand selected to ensure a high grade of leather and then the belts are stripped of their metals, hand cleaned with chemical free substances and prepared for use. The vintage belts for each tile are carefully designed in-house as the colour and patterning on the belts is sensitive to each tile. This means no two tiles will ever be the same.

It’s a classy look that’s super unique (and probably super expensive). At the very least it would make for a cool area rug.

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At this point you’ve probably watched enough survival shows to know that 550 Paracord should be a part of your kit when you head out into the wilderness. You can carry it in your bag, tie your shoes with it or, in this case, you can have an entire belt made with it.

Designed to come apart in seconds, this belt can help you be prepared for an emergency survival situation. Wear it hiking, climbing, fishing etc (any time you’ll be outdoors) then simply pull the tab and unravel the belt to have 80+ feet of 550 strength Paracord in hand when you need it. Use it to build a shelter, tie a splint, or take it apart and fish with it! There are so many emergency uses for paracord.

Comes in both buckle and side-release buckle versions.

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For those who like to carry thier iPhone in style, we present this belt buckle case which is tooled from solid brass and features Pau Ferro wood accents. The case also features stainless steel hinges and a strong earth magnet to keep the holster shut and is available in silver, black aluminum or rosewood.

Check out some additional photos after the break.

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I don’t think wearing a shirt that says “In case of emergency, remove pants” will go over very well, but at least those pants will be held up with a nice-looking, recycled, fire hose belt.

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The Grab-It Pack gadget holster has been updated for 2011 with stronger straps, 1000D Ballistic Nylon construction, a wallet pocket zipper and stronger straps. We got a chance to try it out for ourselves and answer burning questions like “is this better than a fanny pack?”, “Is it better than cargo pants?” and “Will I feel stupid wearing one?” The answer is yes on all three counts.

First of all, anything is better than a fanny pack.

Second, cargo pants may provide more pockets that the Grab-It Pack ULTRA (there are three), but I always find putting my cellphone, keys or wallet in the lower pockets of cargo pants and shorts kind of annoying because they tend to move about in an annoying fashion as I walk or run. The Grab-It Pack fastens to your waist and your thigh—keeping the items tight to your leg, preventing movement. Overall it’s very comfortable to wear.

Third, I felt only slightly less ridiculous wearing this as I would have if I was wearing a fanny pack. At least a fanny pack is a little more inconspicuous. I mean, I wouldn’t be caught dead in it while jogging—though I admit that it would be a lot easier for the reasons mentioned above. No, if you are jogging wearing something like this I suggest accessorizing with some camo and a large rifle (it was developed by a stuntman after all).

On the other hand, the Grab-It pack wouldn’t look out of place at all on the jobsite. Plumbers, construction workers and photographers could get a lot of use out of something like this. It would also come in handy while engaging in outdoor sports like mountain biking or climbing. Plus, the extra durability means that it will be able to take more abuse while keeping your stuff secure. Just don’t expect it to keep your fragile gadgets safe from a direct blow. There isn’t any padding so it’s not going to take a bullet or anything.

Bottom line is that if you need to comfortably carry around a lot of stuff on your person and you don’t care what other people think, the Grab-It Pack ULTRA is worth looking into.

The Grab-It Pack Ultra is available now for $40. Earlier versions are available for as little as $25.

You think of Obi-Wan Kenobi as being calm, cool, collected and (if you’re a prequel watcher) a bad ass.

But do you know just how prepared he was for any eventuality?

This replica of his Jedi belt is made of highest grade leather and includes an accurate belt buckle, resin Jedi pouches, Jedi food capsules and a Covertec belt clip for attaching your lightsaber.

Jedi food capsules? ::grin:: I wonder what Jedi food capsules include. Can you freeze dry blue milk?

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Disney is aiming straight for its core audience with a new line of high end, Tron-themed clothing that includes these stripper heels and the belts and jewelry pictured after the break. Prices on these items range from $90 to $2600.

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While everyone may have a gaming system these days, I’m pretty sure that won’t have a shiny, new, solid Sterling Silver NES belt buckle.

Plus, it seems that the gal who made it knows her gaming. The Sterling NES belt buckle is made from 3 ounces of silver, and crafted to match the NES controller specs.

p.s. I had a delightfully evil thought about being able to control a guy with this belt buckle. Is that wrong?

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What do you do when you love Star Wars, but you also love wearing belt buckles the size of dinner plates? These lifestyle choices seem to be in conflict with one another, that is unless you pick up the Ralph McQuarrie golden belt buckle pictured here.

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