Guide

Boot heel loops—also called pull tabs or bootstraps—help you pull boots on, hang or clip them, and protect the collar from stretching.

Long coats are known by names like overcoat, trench coat, greatcoat, duster, Chesterfield, Ulster, and more.

Those little vests footballers wear are GPS tracking tops that hold a sensor between the shoulder blades to measure movement and workload.

Bracelets use metals, beads, cords, threads, wire, and findings like clasps, chosen for look, strength, skin feel, and budget.

The main boxing belts are WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO; The Ring and lineal titles are also widely referenced.

Backpack loops on adidas bags let you clip, thread, and lash small items outside the pack for quick access and extra carry options.

Long belts are often called sashes; in context they’re also known as obi or baldrics.

Leadership styles in organizations span visionary to coaching, and the right mix depends on team needs and the work in front of you.

Korn Ferry Tour players wear small ShotLink GPS “bugs” on their belts to feed live location data for scoring and stats.

Deodorant ingredients include antimicrobials, odor absorbers, waxes, emollients, fragrance, solvents, and preservatives; antiperspirants add aluminum salts.