I vaguely remember buying this a while ago, but I can't recall where... It's from a used clothing store. Faintly, I think it was on some street in London... oh, wait, I've never been overseas. Well, it's made in ENGLAND, so it's probably similar. There are scratches. Please assume that parts not shown in the photos are in the same condition. There's a crack near the hole. Normally, it looks like the 7th photo, but when you bend it, it looks like the 8th photo. First, you put it through the hole, right? Ah! If you just put it through without thinking, the bar will be facing the wrong way, like in the 9th photo. It's a pain to get it back from there. So, you need to be conscious of putting it through in the correct direction from the start! No matter how many times you fail, you win if you keep trying. It feels a bit like cheating, though. It's just a belt, after all. And then, you put it through. From around the 11th photo, it gets tight. The tightness increases as the remaining loop gets smaller. It's not a matter of how you use it; it just doesn't slide smoothly under the buckle, so it puts a certain amount of strain on it. And, it requires a considerable amount of force. Once you get it through, the two bars look cool. But you can't relax yet. You have to take it off. This time, it's tight from the beginning because it's the reverse. You do this whole process while wearing pants. It's tiring and irritating every time. I think you should sit down for a bit. If you're interested, please consider it.