how do you adjust the strap?
34572
at one end of the strap (side of the bag) is what they call a 'cam-buckle'. when adjusted it creates a loop of excess the strap. you can set two pre-adjusted lengths, which will allow you to set a comfortable (and tight) length of the strap, and a quick release buckle will allow you to add length in order to take it off. in the timbuk2 videos on their website and youtube, they have brief demonstrations.
34573
Just like any other adjustable strap. It takes a little trial and error to get the cam lock system just right, so just play with it for a while until you get it the way you want it.
34574
There is a lever that allows you to make the strap as long or short as you need. You can roll up the slack with an elastic. It works great. When I use mine for biking I keep the strap short so the bag sits higher, when I walk with it I loosen it.
810543
The strap is adjustable and can be shortened, but only by about half. I think you will still have a bit of 'dangle' going on.
1273044
Really pretty simple. There is a black lever holding the strap in place on each side. It is as easy as pushing down on it to release the hold on the straps.
1411077
the strap loops through a notch in the upper left corner. It does not slide to adjust. My daughter keeps the strap attached to use it if the need comes up. It is a handy feature to have available.
1111420
The strap is adjustable --- I am not sure how long it is, but it hasn't been a problem with length for me. I shorten and lengthen depending on my activity.
1082372
I can't answer the question because I the strap is too tight and is not what I expected it to be. I tried it and it is too awkward for me to use. I don't know if I can return it or not.......sorry
825298
Not very much but the strap is very long so there shouldn't be any problems with adjusting.
1820116
There is a strap by their feet (you can't see it in photo above) and a button that you hold dsown. While holding the button you pull the strap to tighten the shoulder straps or pull the shoulder straps to loosen to them. It's easy.
1012565
Try adjusting the chest strap - they usually come set at one of the smaller settings. If that does not work, you can often find strap extenders at various sporting goods stores. I'd bring the back (or the clip on the strap) with you, as the clips come in different sizes or designs.
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.
349879
Hi Frank,You can loop a rope through the D Ring on the strap and work it that way. Hope this helps.
960155
I've found if I tighten from the back and then pull the strap no problem but it is impossible to tighten from the strap itself
1310997
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 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
1273046
There is a metal clip on both the sides through which the straps pass. all you need to do is press each clip and hold it while you pull or adjust the strap
2212221
remove the screw on the bottom that one end of the strap attaches and the other end of the strap ties above the first fret before the string adjustments.
156400
Small tab on right hand side. Pull tab toward the rear and then use your weight to adjust.