1 Is the closure system a pain in the neck, or pretty quick? 2 and is the interior tacky, or normal?Thank you.
743007
Closure has a Velcro flap before you roll it. I like it. Inside is strong material.
743008
I think it's a great bag. it closes like a water proof bag, couple of folds and clip it. It's not tacky inside? Maybe rubbery
118355
I actually didn't use mine that long. All I threw it away about a month later because It became stiff & tangled. I was too scared to dye my closure because I wasn't exactly sure about it but the stiffness gave me the answer I needed.
160363
I agree with Carrios and Lyn. I was a little worried about lack of padding, but did not actually find it a problem. I did wish there was a connecting strap across the upper chest sometimes. It still worked very well for two weeks' use in Europe .
1089341
It doesn't! But it's so worth the $! Its fits great around your neck and so easy to carry during travel, its not as think & cumbersome as a traditional one.
1728978
I never had a problem with mine, I liked it from Day 1. If you don't like it now, I'm assuming you won't like it any better next week unless you just get used to whatever feels uncomfortable to you.
267088
1) yes both the seat and lid are slow closing. 2) its very comfortable, im a larger man (240) and my wife (140) and i think it is very comfy. 3) the batteries are easy to change with the quick release hinges, just pop up the covers that are on top of the screws and pull forward, removing the seat.
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It is tedious in some ways - there are 20 or 25 screws - all quite tiny - a bit like working on a watch - NOT technical but you would need good motor skills. On a scale of one to ten and IF you are a tiny bit mechanically inclined it is a 6. (Do the repair over a shallow cookie sheet with sides so WHEN the screws fall out - you will not loose them. There are several good videos on YouTube - make sure the one you watch is for your version of the phone - I am rather "HANDY" and have good mechanic skills and found it VERY easy - took me more time to watch the videos than do the job. I would plan 45 minutes including watching the video a couple of times with pausing it. I did a second one in about 8 minutes with NO video. I would take take picture of the phone with the cover removed and print it in an 8.5x11 page (detail NOT important) and place the screws on the photo as you remove them - you CAN get them mixed up easily if you do not pay attention and some are same size but LONGER and you MUST not put them in the wrong hole I would presume (having taken many latops apart with similar screws but larger) PAY CLOSE ATTENTION to the two ground screws - I did not and discovered that they could be put back wrong EASILY.... video helped me correct my mistake. Also there is a tiny triangle washer under one screw - pay attention to how it comes out - draw an OVERSIZED pickture of its shape or you may find yourself trying multiple positions of this tiny washer - (learned about that the wrong way). If you are not menchanically inclined at all - I would not reccomend this job. It is more mechanically difficult than technical. - - - also test each set of screws to see how tight one is before removing so you know how NOT to over tighten them (laptop trick). They are very tiny and I suspect you could break them easily by over torquing them.
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well, this is a neck strap, so it is at least as comfortable as a standard neck strap. The neoprene pad spreads the weight of the camera over the contact area and make it really nice to use. We've been using one for years, and recently bought a second, sling configuration unit, which we have take to using over the sandard optech strap. Once you start using it, you probably wont want to use anything else, They are low priced and perform their assigned function very well. Your only drawback is that if you are a really sweaty person, you may find the neoprene pad a little damp to use. But thats not a big deal usually. Its a very comfortable strap, and in my opinion , works better than any standard strap. well, this is a neck strap, so it is at least as comfortable as a standard neck strap. The neoprene pad spreads the weight of the camera over the contact area and make it really nice to use. We've been using one for years, and recently bought a second, sling configuration unit, which we have take to using over the sandard optech strap. Once you start using it, you probably wont want to use anything else, They are low priced and perform their assigned function very well. Your only drawback is that if you are a really sweaty person, you may find the neoprene pad a little damp to use. But... » Read More well, this is a neck strap, so it is at least as comfortable as a standard neck strap. The neoprene pad spreads the weight of the camera over the contact area and make it really nice to use. We've been using one for years, and recently bought a second, sling configuration unit, which we have take to using over the sandard optech strap. Once you start using it, you probably wont want to use anything else, They are low priced and perform their assigned function very well. Your only drawback is that if you are a really sweaty person, you may find the neoprene pad a little damp to use. But thats not a big deal usually. Its a very comfortable strap, and in my opinion , works better than any standard strap. « Show Less
2258577
I can't speak for everyone, but for me, no, not at all. There are two indentations to cradle the neck and my shoulder tucks into the curve so that my neck feels very supported. I don't feel like I am at the edge or that my head will slip off at all. It is really nice have the two places to rest my head because I am one of those people who shifts the pillow when it is warm to find a cool spot. You can face either way in the indentation and when I am facing out (away from the center of the pillow) there is a generous hand width from my face to the edge of the pillow. The pillow has square edges and is firm, so it is not like a regular pillow that slopes away on the ends--you get the same support the entire width of the pillow.
1074800
I tried it and it does seem a little stiff and does not conform to the neck well. I felt some heat but not as much as I do when using on my back because of the inability to conform. You will not be able to use the velcro to hold it on your neck. You will need to secure it with a clothespin or some other kind of clip. Like the others say the batteries do not last for a long time so if you do decide to buy it get about 2 or 3 extra sets of rechargeable batteries to have ready when you need to use it. Also the batteries that came with it no longer hold a charge for me after using them about 15-20 times. I like it for the portability.
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Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of training and dog articles too.. Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of... » Read More Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of training and dog articles too.. « Show Less
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Obviously, I can't appreciate the extent of your dexterity but in my limited ownership of this device, it seems to me that it snaps closed quite easily. If your fingers can't do it, you could probably effect closure with the edge of your hand. Since this a returnable item, if you have a problem you could always send it back for refund.
1949633
Oddly enough I had my first spot on it this weekend, don't know what caused it but I used 'Spot Shot' and it's gone! In fairness I have to say mine doesn't get used that much, so dog/dirt/cleaning???, maybe not the chair for you. Unless you throw a 'throw' over it removing it only when you have guests. Otherwise $value I think you actually get more than you pay for....I really like it, and the secret storage part is a bonus. Hope this helped you make your decision one way or the other, good luck.
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I think it is very easy and yes they stay snug. At first I had to feel around under the little flap that covers the hole but once I felt where the button is I realized I could push down on it effortlessly for the release of the straps. It will not be something children can reach to push themselves. So tightening is simply pulling the strap between their legs and that is easy. Excess strap tucks under the edge of the seat easily so they can't grab it and tighten it on themselves accidentally. Releasing it is just as easy but you will need to be familiar with the button position. I hope this helps. I think it is very easy and yes they stay snug. At first I had to feel around under the little flap that covers the hole but once I felt where the button is I realized I could push down on it effortlessly for the release of the straps. It will not be something children can reach to push themselves. So tightening is simply pulling the strap between their legs and that is easy. Excess strap tucks under the edge of the seat easily so they can't grab it and tighten it on themselves accidentally. Releasing it is just as easy but you will need to be familiar with the button position. I hope this... » Read More I think it is very easy and yes they stay snug. At first I had to feel around under the little flap that covers the hole but once I felt where the button is I realized I could push down on it effortlessly for the release of the straps. It will not be something children can reach to push themselves. So tightening is simply pulling the strap between their legs and that is easy. Excess strap tucks under the edge of the seat easily so they can't grab it and tighten it on themselves accidentally. Releasing it is just as easy but you will need to be familiar with the button position. I hope this helps. « Show Less
753761
I personally find it very easy because I've been a user of these kinds of cases for a long while. It does make it a bit bulkier when holding it, but you'll get over that pretty quickly (or at least I did).
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My issue with this collar is the buckle. The hardware is fair and I just never felt it was as secure as I wanted. I bought it for my White Shepherd puppy and have never used it as she came with a collar with a quick release latch that snaps to close which I feel is more secure. As my pup is a longcoat there is a lot of hair in the way when buckling the collar and the added security of a clicking latch is important. I like this manufacturer, we use their leash but I would not recommend this collar due to the flimsy buckle. I admit I knew this when I bought it but reconsidered when I saw the sturdier quick release latch on the collar pup came with. Hope this helps and all the best to you and your dog.
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I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands ONLY!! This is a great product...... I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands... » Read More I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands ONLY!! This is a great product...... « Show Less