How do you attach it?
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It has a thin nylon loop, made to go into a small eyelet on the pedometer. My Fitbit only has a rigid hook, so I put the loop thru that, then slip the leash thru the loop.
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Each end has a triple part alligator clip. Lift the top part and the middle and bottom pieces open like a jaw. Secure them as desired, push the top piece down and the middle and bottom pieces will grip together. Generally you would wrap the cord through a belt loop and lock the cord onto itself
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Feed the small loop through the notch at the bottom of the pedometer. Run the large loop through the small loop so thaf it forms loops around the bridge across the notch.
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It has a small plastic clip which attachs to your clothes, pocket, etc. It attachs to the pedometer by looping cord through a space on the bottom of the pedometer. Trust me, it really saves pedometer from loss!
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Hard to describe -- you put the loop through the "ring" on the ped, then sort of pull the ped through that loop -- very hard to explain in words, but it's pull the loop through and make a circle larger enough to pull the ped through the circle.
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After looping the "string" through the tiny hole at the side of the pedometer, I clip the metal clasp and black plastic clip to my waistband. It's not very elegant. The one that came with the unit was much better.
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I have a fitbit that comes with a clip. This is on a loop type system so I use the little loop on the clip and then wrap the black part around my bra strap and clip it for extra safty.
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Like Mimi's Books said, it has a thin nylon loop, made to go into a small eyelet on the pedometer. But my FitbitOne only has a rigid hook, so I slide the ribbon of the leash thru the rigid hook. Have not had any problems with it sliding off in the 6 months I have been doing it.
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Tap it in with a mallet and flat piece of wood. The end towards the hub is slightly smaller to fit inside.
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You attach it to one of the openings on the side of the cage. It snaps in place, like a tube would.
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You have to slide it onto the post then install a couple of screws to secure it. I found this product to be the best that I have ever used. Definitely worth the price.
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Just snap it into place. You have to apply just a little pressure for the two prongs to snap in.
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You drill a hole and feed the cable through, then push the ribbed plug into it. There should be enough tension / friction to hold it, but I used a little silicone to seal it in.
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Tape it down, tack it down, hang it by a hook. There is no adhesive included.
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Check if there's two little holes that you can put a string or something through it, then you can attach a clip or something.
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Not sure how to answer the question. "How do you get it to fit...?" Fit where?
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you would have to fashion some kind of a bracket for it. The only apparent way for this to be fastened is the foot mount.
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Sounds clever. How would you attach it after you took it apart. Glue it to the camera?
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You must have some kind of cross bars to hold it with. There are several options available
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It is attached by clamp and not that great of a clamp either. I purchased it as a gift and they could not use it because of the clamp....
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Hi Lizh...I am not sure how it should go on mine was already attached when I got it. I would imagine though that you just screw it into the top as far down as you can until it catches. That may do the trick
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I attached it using the 2 screws that came with it. I marked where i wanted the screws and tightened them until the made the knife rack attach securely.
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Just place it. In the opening. There should be pieces of fabric that make up the ties. I'll ask my daughter how she does it.
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It attaches with a standard screw clamp. It works for us, but sorry, it may not for you.