Quick release battery restraint?

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Other than a pair of leather belts, is there a solution to frequent battery removal in the way of a quick release restraint/clamp?

This is for a standard size 12v rather than a compact/race battery - whenever I search for quick release battery I get nothing but QR terminal clamps. Any suggestions please?

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Ah, I should have said this isn't for any competition - I just thought it would be a good place to ask.

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If there isn't an off the shelf fix, seems a smaller ratchet strap is the best suggestion so far, but I think a couple of thick enough leather belts at 90deg might be a quick fix.

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Basically despite being new, the battery started to fail as soon as the temps dropped to near zero. It gets removed if the car isn't going to be used for a couple/few days, so until I get around to getting a replacement (which I'm not really in a hurry to do, seeing as the car sites there for days at a time at the moment) I want an easy way of removal as and when.

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Arg.

Either there's a quick release battery restraint you can tell me about or there isn't!

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Thanks for the suggestions and advice Andrew and CS, much appreciated. The issue with the battery isn't drain unfortunately, it's just a new but faulty battery which loses a lot of charge overnight in cold weather, so it needs to be removed frequently.

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Yes, that's underway but the outfit in question is being difficult so the credit card company is on the case - or so they said.

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Trev450 said:

Am I the only one who is finding this thread hard worK?

Yes, I agree! Doesn't have to be though, does it:

Q - Are quick release battery restraints available?

Ans - Yes/No

If Yes = provide link if feeling generous
If No = type no / offer an alternative / don't respond!

Elsewhere on PH someone was asked for 'evidence' to substantiate their request for recommendations for a new webcam for zoom type meetings.

GOOD GRIEF!

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It's a simple request. Thanks for your valuable input.