where are the strings that secure the Tilley hat on the inside????? I do not see them visible in any picture. please advise Dr Romano
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I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied. The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come with the cord.
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Hey there J. Carter :)I recently bought the same item, and I started off wondering the same thing. Sadly the extentions will likely come partially tangled, if not then they tangle soon after opening. But I've learned that the best thing to do is hang them up. Lol it's weird, I know. But that keeps them safe and sound. And if they do tangle all you have to do is is lightly brush them out with a comb, NOT A BRUSH!! If you brush them they will become extrey puffy and get split ends. Hope this helped somewhat ~ Grace
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The label inside mine (about 2 years old) says "Insured against loss, guaranteed for life. Replaced free if it ever wears out." According to the Tilley website, "loss" is covered for 2 years, and a 50% deductible applies; i.e., you can get a replacement for half price: http://www.tilley.com/Shop/WorldBestHat/InsuredAgainstLoss.aspx The guarantee against damage and defects is lifetime, but there are shipping charges for replacement of damaged hats. See the "guarantee" link at www.tilley.com
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I don't know, except to tell you that the bow string is not covered according to a not on the inside portion of the bow. A spare string is given though, and after a year it hasn't broken yet, only slightly frayed. Which may be because I keep bow string wax on it.
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Mine came with the strings - they were already on the violin but very very loose when I received them. I just had to tune them and they were ready to go... but this model seemed particularly annoying to tune compared to my usual / original violin.
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I've never seen them anywhere. I agree, they only are friction fit (not threaded) so it is easy to lose them. Fortunately this post is quite inexpensive.
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My contractor installed these so I would not want to guess...contact mfr directly and I am sure they will help you. They are very nice looking and although the light is not as bright as the old top hat style they replaced, they are great.
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some duvet covers have strings at each corner that you can attach the duvet to, the duvet itself has little loops in each corner to attach the strings to. I have 2 different duvet covers, one from pottery barn that has strings and one from amazon that doesnt I dont have a problem with the one without strings, the duvet stays fine, just shake it from the bottom up and everything goes into place, hope this helps
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When I got mine, the buds that were on it fit well for me! They supplied with my ear buds a good selection of them ! Every set of ear buds that i have had were smaller and after time came loose! What I do to secure them better is moisten the buds and put my thumb on the rubber part on the casing that indicates right or left and wiggle them so they seat well! Movement of your head and the cord catching on something can cause the problem to I still have to adjust them here and there! I really don't think about it much! I just enjoy them . I hope this helps!!
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I have never worn them with a hat; however they are quite comfortable and don't protrude out too much. My guess would be if it was a loose wool type hat, shouldn't be an issue.
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I did the same thing. It is very well hidden. It's on one of the sides and I have to run my finger up and down each seam till I did the zipper head. So I just put a. Safety pin on it. To make it stand out a bit more
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There is a draw string, that u could get a clip to attach. We use them anytime we travel, clean an comfortable.
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in side by the stitching...a little difficult to insert and remove but very secure...very nice product
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They have a "snap spring" hold. You snap them open, fit them over your ear then push against them. They kind of SNAP onto your ears gently but snuggly. They are pretty neat! My 29 yr old son wanted them, my mother had some when she was alive and that's what he wanted for Christmas. They keep your ears warm without messing up your hair ladies. No"hat hair" !
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In the two helmets that I have the wire tucks into the liner in the back interior of the helmet. I don't even know it is there once they are installed. Most ear pad enabled helmets seem to have this feature, but it may depend on brand.
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It does have them. I've never seen it before either. They're no problem, barely noticeable. I'm sure the reason is the extremely lightweight construction of this guitar. The neck doesn't attach to the body in the same way as a regular full-size dreadnought. There is much less bracing inside the body. I'm sure the screws somehow compensate for all that.
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I don't know if they are permanent. I have stuck a number of the to my helmet so I can be seen better at night. I hope for this reason, they are permanent. I know I tried to remove one because I had placed in the wrong spot and it did come of with little trouble. But it did stretch, and was no longer any good. Don't know about ironing them on. To be truthful, if you haven't ordered them, don't waste your money. You can buy some reflective tape at Wal-Mart for a lot less and cut out your own designs, shapes, etc. These things aren't worth what I paid for them, and I was very disappointed when I got a regular mail envelope with the tiny package inside. I don't know if they are permanent. I have stuck a number of the to my helmet so I can be seen better at night. I hope for this reason, they are permanent. I know I tried to remove one because I had placed in the wrong spot and it did come of with little trouble. But it did stretch, and was no longer any good. Don't know about ironing them on. To be truthful, if you haven't ordered them, don't waste your money. You can buy some reflective tape at Wal-Mart for a lot less and cut out your own designs, shapes, etc. These things aren't worth what I paid for them, and I was very disappointed... » Read More I don't know if they are permanent. I have stuck a number of the to my helmet so I can be seen better at night. I hope for this reason, they are permanent. I know I tried to remove one because I had placed in the wrong spot and it did come of with little trouble. But it did stretch, and was no longer any good. Don't know about ironing them on. To be truthful, if you haven't ordered them, don't waste your money. You can buy some reflective tape at Wal-Mart for a lot less and cut out your own designs, shapes, etc. These things aren't worth what I paid for them, and I was very disappointed when I got a regular mail envelope with the tiny package inside. « Show Less