HOW DO YOU ADJUST THE LENGTH?
1581882
Sorry, I had to return it as it is really a trekking pole and I need to use it as a collapsible cane. It couldn't be shortened enough for me. It did fold up nicely. Not exactly the answer you need.
1581883
The upper pole section, right below the handle, has a spring loaded metal button and a series of holes below the button. You press the button in with your thumb or finger against the tension of the spring and then slide the pole section upward so that the button fits in any of the holes to obtain the correct length for your usage. After using the pole, you press the button in again and move the pole section downward so that the button fits into the uppermost hole in the handle section. That reduces the folded pole's to its shortest length so that it will be easy to carry and to fit into the supplied fabric case. The upper pole section, right below the handle, has a spring loaded metal button and a series of holes below the button. You press the button in with your thumb or finger against the tension of the spring and then slide the pole section upward so that the button fits in any of the holes to obtain the correct length for your usage. After using the pole, you press the button in again and move the pole section downward so that the button fits into the uppermost hole in the handle section. That reduces the folded pole's to its shortest length so that it will be easy to carry and to fit into the... » Read More The upper pole section, right below the handle, has a spring loaded metal button and a series of holes below the button. You press the button in with your thumb or finger against the tension of the spring and then slide the pole section upward so that the button fits in any of the holes to obtain the correct length for your usage. After using the pole, you press the button in again and move the pole section downward so that the button fits into the uppermost hole in the handle section. That reduces the folded pole's to its shortest length so that it will be easy to carry and to fit into the supplied fabric case. « Show Less
1581884
The upper pole section, right below the handle, has a spring loaded metal button and a series of holes below the button. You press the button in with your thumb or finger against the tension of the spring and then slide the pole section upward so that the button fits in any of the holes to obtain the correct length for your usage. After using the pole, you press the button in again and move the pole section downward so that the button fits into the uppermost hole in the handle section. That reduces the folded pole's to its shortest length so that it will be easy to carry and to fit into the supplied fabric case.
1581885
It is possible by pulling the pole apart, stretching the elastic cords to full length, clamping the cords, cut, slide out a segment and tie a not in the shorter cords. But if you have not yet bought these poles, don't. They are of very poor quality. The keep falling apart as one is walking if the tip sticks in soft ground and the tip fell out of one pole after only a few weeks of use. Save your money and buy better quality folding poles.
331431
Hi, MittGirlfriend says it does not look like the lengths can be altered.Sorry.ron
108432
Yes, you can totally adjust it. I sm 5 foot and average size and it worked well.
499600
Yes it's adjustable. I don't know the length. It was a gift for another person. If you look close in the picture, you can see the holes to change lengths. Sorry I can't help you further.
190367
It's easy, there is an adjuster in the front underneath the fabric. Push the button release and lengthen or shorten.
800167
There's definitely a way to do it; I had the same problem initially. If memory serves, there's a little lever or something that you need to push/pull before you can adjust it. Pretty sure it was detailed in the instructions that came with mine.
984448
Be careful, it only adjusts out once. If you pull it out to its full length, you can't shorten it again. It's useless at that point.
516030
There are no adjustment availible, you just plug it in and go, I love mine, hope this helped.
2141162
Generally these pedals can be adjusted by loosening the tension screw and slowly letting out some additional length. Make sure you tighten the screw securely.
536641
I have not had occasion to adjust the foot rest. I haven't found a mechanism for adjusting the length.
862729
No you can't cut them to adjust the length. Why would you want or need to ?
1523753
Unfortunately, I do not believe that you can adjust the length of the cord. It is what it is.
146574
You can adjust the length by moving the clips on the straps. If you have any additional questions please email me at alockheed524@yahoo.com. My husband is the one who uses the WOSS Military strap trainer. He would be the one to ask but email me and I can have him explain it to me and I can email you back. April
1325511
Mine is sitting in a drawer, replaced by one with adjustments. Sorry I cannot help.
251827
Yes, you can the length can be adjust between 43 to 49..The height can but adjust in different lenght..Now if you remove one or two knots from the top you can make it small the length..I hope this help you..
1779435
My favorite way to adjust the width along the edge is to use the small white slider button in front of the loopers. It is VERY sensitive and you will have to play with it to get it exactly where you want it. Use this in conjunction with your tension to get the look you desire.
704536
I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.