How does the Snap Guard work? What makes these safer than some other brand?
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The rubber band is very strong, , I have not tried othe brand so I can compare them, but I recomend them
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I'm not sure what the Snap Guard is, but I can tell you that Bodylastics is high quality. I use my bands daily to continue physical and am never worried about safety issues.
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I don't reallyKnow how to answer this question except to say that mine have never collapsed & I use them all the time. The locking mechanism it's be better on these ones. When they snap shut. They stay that way until I manually unclamp them.
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I would think so. I use the closest guard (it would be a #1, I suspect) but do the very top of my head with no guard and it works fine.
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Velcro and snap button. Its really not that difficult or cumbersome to release.
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Hello, The guards are secured by a singular velcro strap in the middle of the guard. See my review for help securing the strap, and I previously answered a question on this item regarding size.. There will be a link in that answer. Good luck!
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Looked up pill cutters with safety shields. Saw this for a description of a different product "When the cutter is opened, the unique Safety-Shield moves into place to completely cover the sharp blade so fingers cannot easily come in contact with it." Based on that description, this one you're asking about doesn't have such a safety shield.
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I can only guess that you would spray the metal parts that connect on both snapping connections. Then snap them =easier. Sometimes you just have to try it for your self to find out. Keeping rust and corrosion at bay should give your snaps a longer life. I think it it a good idea.
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Hi Dawn! Good question. The Clawguard was designed to protect doors from damage caused by pets. The Clawguard works great if your pet claws at the door. In some cases, the Clawguard is no match for some pets that think it's a new chew toy! :) With that said, some pets don't know what it is and avoids the door altogether. Check out the reviews. Give it a try!
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Amazon doesn't sell any snap type that are worth buying. I order Ultrastim snap type online from a company called ProMed Products Xpress. They have a silver grid that insures even conduction (no stinging or hot spots) and have an excellent adhesive. They cost around a dollar each but can be reused 20 - 30 times which makes them cheaper per use than the crappy cheap ones on Amazon. You get what you pay for. They come in either snap or pin type (how wire attaches). My unit like this uses the snap type.
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I get these from a distributor, but I did look up this info on the hinge:"Safety hinge on lid protects young fingers from getting pinched."
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I don't know the other product, but this one is a sturdy, secure, quality fastener for my camera. There is no chance the camera will slip off by mistake. I don't want to hang a $1k camera from the cheapest holster on Amazon.
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There are no snaps but you have a couple of options. You can euther fold it long ways and just lay it in a cover (what I do)...or if you want to fasten them, get Snappis. Most people dont use pins any more because they are dangerous and awkward to use. There is a product called a Snappi that is safer and much easier to use.
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Yes, rock locks "snap" into place just as quick for me, as advertised in the video. What you witness in the video is exactly, what I have experienced during personal use . Safe, high quality, well engineered product, 100% satisfied.
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If your friend needs extra protection the guards work great. Just put them inside the depends pull ups (no one calls them plastic diapers anymore). Depends makes all types and styles now.
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If you use the guard it is great...but without it .. It is a finger slicer..I love it but have to be very careful.
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That's a great question. From what I read when I got them, these Snap Caps are designed to cycle just like live ammo, although I have not tried randomly mixing them yet, I am definitely going to do that for my mis-fire training. I have read stories from other shooters who do that all the time, and the only safety concern that I found was the possibility of forgetting what you have in the magazine! One person got distracted and thought he had a Snap Cap in one mag, but it still had a live round in it! (NO ONE WAS HURT), but he learned the scary way to make sure of what you have loaded. Hope that helps. That's a great question. From what I read when I got them, these Snap Caps are designed to cycle just like live ammo, although I have not tried randomly mixing them yet, I am definitely going to do that for my mis-fire training. I have read stories from other shooters who do that all the time, and the only safety concern that I found was the possibility of forgetting what you have in the magazine! One person got distracted and thought he had a Snap Cap in one mag, but it still had a live round in it! (NO ONE WAS HURT), but he learned the scary way to make sure of what you have loaded. Hope... » Read More That's a great question. From what I read when I got them, these Snap Caps are designed to cycle just like live ammo, although I have not tried randomly mixing them yet, I am definitely going to do that for my mis-fire training. I have read stories from other shooters who do that all the time, and the only safety concern that I found was the possibility of forgetting what you have in the magazine! One person got distracted and thought he had a Snap Cap in one mag, but it still had a live round in it! (NO ONE WAS HURT), but he learned the scary way to make sure of what you have loaded. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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That's the exact setup I use - Andis Master clippers with these combs. The guards never slip and I have yet to break one, though I bought several in the event I ever did break them. They are quite robust!