to the buckle 4 and the wedge 1 extends out at least to the end of the frame 5 in order to attach the wedge 1 to the belt 2 a stud hole 10 is made in the belt 2 near the buckle 4 the wedge 1 may be attached by any suitable means examples of removable attachments include a butterfly clutch an e clip clevis and cotter pin a friction back a screw back and a 1 a pousette the wedge 1 may also be permanently attached to a belt 2 examples of permanent attachments are glue rivets or building a wedge into the leather of a belt fig5 shows the fourth embodiment using the butterfly clutch 13 attachment a butterfly clutch 13 includes a stud 14 and clasp 16 the stud 14 includes a face 24 and a notched post 22 the notched post 22 secures the belt wedge 1 to the belt 2 by passing through the stud hole 10 and a penetration 8 in this embodiment the placement of the wedge 1 near the buckle 4 results in the wedge 1 extending behind the frame 5 of the buckle 4 then the clasp 16 fits over the notched post 22 and the clips 20 interlock with the notches 23 referring to fig6 a front view of the fourth embodiment is shown with the stud 14 removed with the stud 14 removed the stud hole 10 is visible in the belt 2 near the buckle 4 referring to fig7 a front view of the fourth embodiment is shown with the stud 14 inserted through the stud hole 10 and the notched post 22 interfacing with the clasp 13 in some embodiments the stud 14.