I see in the comments section that this is short, meaning it sits somewhere around the elbow instead of sitting on the hip. Is there a LONGER one?
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You can adjust this to sit lower, I have mine adjusted to sit at my hip but will adjust longer and I am 5'5"
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I'm 6, 1 and it hangs near my hip. While on a bike, I've used a carabiner attached to a belt loop to keep my camera from swinging around
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I don't know. If there is one my guess it would be short as this is considered a "common wear" part.
907708
I didn't know there was a larger one. It's on the small side, perfect for an infant'sbed or stroller. May also be attached to car seat. Any larger, in my opinion would be to large for a baby or small child.
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The one that I received from Amazon is not like in the photo. Mine has a small round knob on the extension. The knob at the elbow looks to be like the photo. I don't have any complaints about it.
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I think it is two inches shorter than normal. I have short arms and ordered it specifically for that reason.
668654
Hi. I measured around my elbow. It came out to be 11". I am 50 and I have pretty skinny arms compared to most women my age. I didn't want it to be too snug, so I got a large. Even though by measurement, it said to get the medium. The large is very snug on my 11" elbow, but it does fit.
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It's is shorter. Maybe half the length of a comp beam but does allow for practice of parts of a routine
810680
The mesh that fits over the elbow does have a little foam underneath which makes it comfortable. On the inside of the elbow, there is a sleeve created for your elbow to fit in. This makes it very stable.
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There is an elongated seat available, but not for this listing. The Medline Item number is MDS89664EL. It is a little more expensive, but includes the elongated seat. Thanks for the question.
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Based on mine, the shoulder strap is pretty long. You could wear it low on your hip or thigh if you wanted. Of course, it's really meant to hang by your side and not on your back.
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Yes. That's what I have. It holds it just fine. Though, I would lean towards a smaller size. Mine has stretched to where I wear it close to my elbow to prevent it from slipping.
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No, it's pretty bulky and uncomfortable to even put in a chair behind you and leaning back on it..you'd have to lay on your stomach and put on your back. I had the best luck using it on my hip as I cut put it beside me fairly comfortably.
202060
This question doesn't make sense..., it fits from high up on your forearm and extends to the lower bicep. just as it shows in the picture.
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I'm a RH shooter and I wear it on my Right ankle. A RH shooter can also wear it on the Left ankle. The RH side for me is the most comfortable though. Wearing it on the Left ankle when driving might make the draw a little easier. I've been wearing mine for nearly a year and a half. It's holding up very well and I'm glad I bought it!
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I would advise using a Triathlon bar instead. they come with elbow pads and have the same effect, but let you rest more easily. they also cost about 10x more, but if money is no issue! typically they are adjustable as far as arm length goes.
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Mine had a longer elastic band that fit all the way around hips, then the smaller elastic band went around thigh. I found it really helpful that this allowed me to place the ice pack exactly where I needed it for most painful spot--whether groin, outer thigh, etc. The bands held it in place so that when I was able I could have it on and get things done. It also held it on securely enough to strap on to (hopefully) sleep. Perhaps they don't have a diagram because the use is so flexible and you can just use the straps to securely hold in whatever position you need. I even used it on lower back with just the longer strap Mine had a longer elastic band that fit all the way around hips, then the smaller elastic band went around thigh. I found it really helpful that this allowed me to place the ice pack exactly where I needed it for most painful spot--whether groin, outer thigh, etc. The bands held it in place so that when I was able I could have it on and get things done. It also held it on securely enough to strap on to (hopefully) sleep. Perhaps they don't have a diagram because the use is so flexible and you can just use the straps to securely hold in whatever position you need. I even used it on lower... » Read More Mine had a longer elastic band that fit all the way around hips, then the smaller elastic band went around thigh. I found it really helpful that this allowed me to place the ice pack exactly where I needed it for most painful spot--whether groin, outer thigh, etc. The bands held it in place so that when I was able I could have it on and get things done. It also held it on securely enough to strap on to (hopefully) sleep. Perhaps they don't have a diagram because the use is so flexible and you can just use the straps to securely hold in whatever position you need. I even used it on lower back with just the longer strap « Show Less
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In my opinion, it is better for a short person. Your knees aren't as prone to hitting or rubbing on the ibert seat.