Do you have to thread the strap through something or just lay the velcro over to fasten it..?
313934
The strap does not thread through anything. It wraps around attaching to the Velcro on the weight and a second time on the strap. I like the weights. They are easy to use and fasten securely.
1234665
Yea, you have to tie it on separately. Honestly I don't recommend these at all, they're garbage.
2025385
You will find a small hole in the case through which you can thread the small end of the strap. Having done that thread the large end through the small loop.
1703240
One end is the buckle. The other end is cut off. You put the cut off end into the buckle properly for solid fastening, at any tightness you want. Kind of like a belt without holes in it. Once you get it to the length you need, you can snap it in or out and even tighten it further once it is snapped. If you are using the strap for only one purpose, you can sew the loose end so it won't budge at all. You can cut off excess at an angle and flame the end so it won't unravel.
2025384
Put the small loop through the hole then insert the whole strap through the small loop.
2110341
slip the whole thing through the strap. then slide the lanyard through the small loop at the end.
1289260
No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be... » Read More No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). « Show Less
276014
We took off the top hooks, un-threaded the whole strap, put the waist clip back on, re-threaded through the little sliding length adjuster. You will have some strap still dangling, because it is long, but it is working for us and way easier to load and unload our twins. They would hate being strapped down! This is on the 2009 version, but I think the straps are the same. Does this make any sense to you?
838414
Yes it fastens with Velcro. For this past July 4 th my dog was so calm with the shirt on. To be honest it worked impressively well. Highly recommend the Thundershirt!
151638
Cut the strap shorter and resew it back on. Anybody with a sewing machine could do it in seconds or if you have a needle and thread it would take a few minutes if the sewing machine isn't available.
1783082
It screws onto the bottom. I found that very awkward to wear. I prefer the straps that attach on the side loops.
637287
Works fine for me. Thread it through with velcro material facing the same as display. it goes around your wrist through the buckle and back onto itself
2174147
There is a pin on the bottom to attach a strap but you would need narrow leather strip or something like a shoelace for the upper end.
631596
I can't answer on how to repair the Velcro, but for others who use this device, I never undo the Velcro...just force my hand into the opening. If I did have the problem, I would sew the straps down permanently, and just live with it that way.
1901513
You would need to have a place to wrap the strap around to hold it on. It doesn't clip on.
1763350
You can attach the strap to your waist. When I do that I tie the straps in a double knot and have no trouble with it. I do not use the strap like a belt as it is too long for me. It does not fall off when tied.
576159
Nope ... just a very strong velcro strap. What I do is hold the weight against my body which then gives me the leverage to obtain a tight fit with no or little slippage.