Does the velcro go right across or do you have to loop it through a metal buckle? I want to buy these for a blind person who can't do a loop.
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One of the features I love about these weights is that you DO NOT have to loop them through a d-ring (or any other type).
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There is no loop or buckle. The velcro just wraps around the ankle over the top. Also, I think the design will be easy for a blind person as they have a specific design for more comfort. There is a cut out in the back at the bottom to accommodate your ankle's Achilles Tendon. I believe that the design will make it easy for a blind person to feel which way is the correct way to wear them, not to mention, the design for sliding the weights in and out is also very straight forward and user friendly even if you can't see.
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They are adjustable to as small as you want them, just pull the LED strip out and cut some of the clear part off. You can then adjust it really small like a regular nylon collar. We use these as leg bands on our horses when we ride at night and have trimmed them down to not move/rub on the horses' legs.
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The loop by itself is only about 12". It hooks from your seatbelt to the hook on your dog harness. It also come s with the complete harness if your are buying the micro harness too.......works great.....
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The loop is 2.75 inches but the Velcro is weak. I've attached a small Quick Release buckle with strap and this works perfectly to keep it from accidently opening.
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The elastic cord just slips through an opening, then goes around a "clamp arm" that hold it. We just seared the ends of bungee to prevent fraying, no knots needed ( but you could put in a knot). Has worked well for us, as straight and looped bungees for a tarp.
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There are two sets of plastic buckles. The upper set sits on the ridge line of my shoulders close to my neck. The lower set of buckles lie on the flat of my upper back toward the inside of my shoulder blades. The upper set are away from my backpack straps and the lower set are under the bp straps. I think the harness straps could be moved/adjusted inward a bit to avoid the bp straps but I havn't found it necessary to do so. The elastic straps are under the buckle and they cushion the buckle completely for me. For me this is a very comfortable harness and it keeps my eagle optic binoculars secure while hiking.
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I never got mine to work - too short & total waste. Better to go to your local REI, sports store, or even Walmart maybe to get a longer velcro strap (& trim it if need be).
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There are no belt loops to put a belt through, however there is a clip attached that you can hang it from if you wanted to hang it from a belt loop on your jeans.
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One end is the buckle. The other end is cut off. You put the cut off end into the buckle properly for solid fastening, at any tightness you want. Kind of like a belt without holes in it. Once you get it to the length you need, you can snap it in or out and even tighten it further once it is snapped. If you are using the strap for only one purpose, you can sew the loose end so it won't budge at all. You can cut off excess at an angle and flame the end so it won't unravel.
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Hi Dave, We initially had the same problem... those poor little feet. However, if you look at page 10 of the Owner's Manual the instructions (and diagrams) state "Pull on small loop until the sewn end of the loop passes through the adjustment buckle. Continue to pull out the small loop until the strap is the proper length". We fiddled around with this for a while until we figured out how it worked. I was a bit confusing to say the least! Our 5 month old absolutely loves this toy now. Hope this helps. Lynn
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You have to thread a loop. It has a place in the back that your belt can thread through. Quite comfortable actually.
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This has a two piece velcro strap whereby one piece loops through the second, the reconnects to the first via the velcro. Total length between the two pieces is 11 1/2 in.; the first is 9 1/4, and the second is 2 1/4. I hope that helps.
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Yes paracord can go through the buckle if you plan to make your own paracord belt.
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Not that I can see, nor is there an opening for a harness to loop through. Not that you should have a harness underneath it anyway. Since I use it for my dog, I would just have to lead her by a collar.
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Hello. The black fasteners are elastic, not velcro. I have found that the belts stay put and are flexible for different types of martial arts. The display shows the karate style and my son does kung fu where the belts are wider, with more fabric. Works just fine and I am now going to order one for my daughter as well.
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Absolutely. Half of the belt buckle is permanently attached to one end of the belt. The other end of the belt goes through the other half of the buckle and folds back over itself and secures with Velcro. Almost the entire length of belt has soft side with a small patch on other end of rough side. The belt's minimum setup is 28 inches and the maximum is 48 inches. Any and every finite adjustment of waist size in between is possible. When setup properly, the belt folds inward and no Velcro is shown. Also the joining of the two sides of Velcro is held tight by the pressure of being sandwiched between the outside of the belt and your body so it is very secure.
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I didn't even use the Velcro fastners. There is a right angle lip at the top of the protector and it has small stick on rubber feet, that alone is able to hang on the top of my display. The top of my display is flat and about 1/2" thick. If my memory serves the protector came with straps and there are slots on the top and bottom, so in theory you could use the straps to hold the protector on the display. It was a good solution for me with a 22 month old that loves to throw stuff.