Can someone please tell me what the cutout on the spine is for?
209894
Just a transition area between the flat back of the blade and the false edge. Just makes it a little different then the next model. Nice knife. Good steel. Great price. I just bought a second one. Mike Cummings
209895
I would assume it could be used for striking a firesteel or something of that sort.
209896
I'm guessing a place for your finger when closing and or when cutting a place for pressing down to put force on the blade. Good knife for the money, i am happy with it.
209897
Something to fiddle with when playing with the knife in your pocket. Have not a clue. Asked several salesmen and no one knows.
209898
ive been told it is just for looks but i love it cause it helps as a notch for your finger when closing the knife
1726557
It is has contour for neck support. The most comfortable pillow I have ever had. I highly recommend it!!
1663422
It's really just like a seat belt strap, with a connector that holds the lap belt down at the proper position. You _do not_ want to remove it. It's a safety feature to keep kids from sliding out from under the lap belt in an accident. Additionally, lap belts ride too high on kids, so it keeps it in the proper position (on their lap - not across their stomach) to prevent internal organ damage in an accident. We have 2 kids in these and they don't complain a bit.
677708
Hi, I'm looking for one like this. I need to put one like this for my back pain. Is it good enough to cover the spine area?
1334872
There is an area that is already cut out. You can also cut out notches in the back if needed, which is very easy.
2192011
The cutouts are for the loops in the floor, rear seatbelts, and rear seat brackets. There is no issue or need to cut anything if you get the one with cutouts. I do not have a backseat in mine, so I chose the kit without cutouts. I have the front and rear kit installed in my tj, and I could not be more happy with it. The fit was excellent and it looks great. And to top it off, its made in U.S.A.! If your on the fence about it, go for it, you will not regret it. Hope that helps.
1688392
It has no cut outs but the back material could be cut into. It is very thin board.
28903
It makes a good image of what it sees. You do need a flat surface, so if the spine is brittle, you might not get a good picture of the inner part.
158941
That is the spine with spikes. It is the same color as his claws as shown in the photograph.
1517683
There's a small cutout section on one of the corners. Pry on that cutout and the back will come off with some pressure. Don't worry, you won't break it.
2096877
There are not cutouts in the pad. It just lays on top of the springs with about a 4-5 inch overhang around the outside circular pole.
1975894
The cut outs are put on the back of the leg. They go there so they don't bunch up when walking,excercise, ect.
89615
I'm really not too familiar with her condition, only that it's got something to do with a curved spine(?), but that said, I was completely debilitated by a lower back injury and this exact belt kept my spine in full traction and perfectly straight, it even saparates the disks (I was 2" taller while wearing it), this thing actually kept my spine perfectly straight everyday that I wore it (for three months), and that was actually long enough for my disks to heal to the point that they are at now, I'm not perfect, but I'm no longer in pain, and I don't need to wear it everyday anymore... I can only assume that it would definitely keep her spine as straight as physically possible.I hope this helps... I'm really not too familiar with her condition, only that it's got something to do with a curved spine(?), but that said, I was completely debilitated by a lower back injury and this exact belt kept my spine in full traction and perfectly straight, it even saparates the disks (I was 2" taller while wearing it), this thing actually kept my spine perfectly straight everyday that I wore it (for three months), and that was actually long enough for my disks to heal to the point that they are at now, I'm not perfect, but I'm no longer in pain, and I don't need to wear it everyday... » Read More I'm really not too familiar with her condition, only that it's got something to do with a curved spine(?), but that said, I was completely debilitated by a lower back injury and this exact belt kept my spine in full traction and perfectly straight, it even saparates the disks (I was 2" taller while wearing it), this thing actually kept my spine perfectly straight everyday that I wore it (for three months), and that was actually long enough for my disks to heal to the point that they are at now, I'm not perfect, but I'm no longer in pain, and I don't need to wear it everyday anymore... I can only assume that it would definitely keep her spine as straight as physically possible.I hope this helps... « Show Less
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That is a grey area. It's technically a drop point. But it's a straight line from the spine rather than a slope.
2126406
Yes, the opening for the micro sd card is covered. There is no cutout there.
1370197
It does have the cutout. Fits pretty well but there is a very small gap around it that does have the potential to pinch. But I'm happy with it.
502660
It is not easy to see, but it is on the back. I had to suse the point of a knife to pry it open. It did not open easily.