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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I used the chart provided to determine my hat size and it worked well. This is the third hat with the same size. Yo might try calling Tilly and talk to a rep.
446751
Hello Kimberly, I wish I could help but my son's gun is not broken and he seems to enjoy playing with other kids. Therefore I do not know "where to see inside the gun" if I understand your question correctly. Sorry about that. Good luck.
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I'm in the same boat! I just got this in the mail, but it doesn't make a sound, even though it indicates sound as well as need for Batteries. The belly of the rocking horse we got is sewn shut (no Velcro anywhere!), and it is clear that it is a hollowed out compartment, which is empty! The horse is definitely cute, it doesn't seem to be defective (at this point), aside from the missing audible component. We had planned this to be a Christmas gift, so we are unsure of how well-liked this rocking horse is. Am I the only one who didn't get the audible component and have a sewn-shut belly???
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Sorry it took so long to answer this. I thought it was junk mail at first. LOL. I also assumed that there were extra screws. I think I just used the 3 screws to mount the visor to the helmet. I would have to take a look at it for sure when I get home.
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I guess technically they are "hooks" that can be moved up or down, but they do keep secured in place due to the "clamp" that attaches to the hat! I just bought another one due to the hats I recently bought, but had mine attached to my closet door for over 5 years and never once has a hat fell off. Very good product
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Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the strings to be exposed. Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the... » Read More Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the strings to be exposed. « Show Less
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Hi Petunia--I play golf in strong winds and I like how the straps hold the hat on my head. I have not had any problems with all my Tilley hats. The brim will not flop in the wind. Craig
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All of mine have strings.... Probably just a manufacturing error. Doubt that will affect the tea quality.
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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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Wow, those are thick. I am sorry, but I have no suggestions for you. Our visors are not that thick, and attachments are very tight. Wish I could help.
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String is enclosed inside the lid. I love this thing - use it several times a week!
642168
Lol. I just noticed that it said that. Looking at the guitar I received, I think it has it, but it is on the inside, so it is just a really bad shot.
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I'm not sure. I think there is a wire in there so when you squeeze one way it opens and then the other way it closes. I just know they stay on and are wonderful. They keep your ears warm. The weather they are having back east right now I think you'll need a hat and scarf too.
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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
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Hi! You tie the other end behind the nut under the strings on the headstock. This is the best balance. If you prefer, you can install a strap button on the heal of the guitar (it is simple to do). Just contact MDW Support with your order info and they can send one right out. But the tie method is usually the best.
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Yes, inches. I found it to be just a hair smaller than I thought. It is supposed to be worn loose - that's the reason for the strings - so you may want to add 1/8 inch to your measurement. Great hat and worth the money.