One of the first questions you may be asking is why is the ability to "rotate or lock" your gear on your belt important. Here are a couple of reasons.
First, while in active shooting mode imagine that you are in a crowd or seeking to keep a low profile while kneeling to get a shot. If your gear is locked on the front of your belt, when you kneel your gear can dig painfully into your leg.
Second, imagine you've been carrying lots of bodies, lenses, and accessories around your waist all day and your back is starting to hurt. With the rotate function you can maneuver the gear on the belt so that you aren't repetitively straining the same parts of your body.
To see the "rotate or lock" function in action, here is a video of their co-founder and lead designer Doug Murdoch demonstrating how this works
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