Where do you put the strap?
865708
I put the strap over my right shoulder,like putting on a guitar strap,then clamp along the shaft of the trimmer.
865709
I attach the strap with the clamp at a balance point along the shaft of the trimmer.
2083650
Press up on the front "tab" where the strap is coming out. As you're doing that, pull the harness near the top. Be sure to read the whole manual before installing the seat in your car
514781
It goes around the cord. Poke the strap through the slot and put it over the plug end of the cord before cinching it tighter. The two smaller ears with holes go over each end of the "t" handle.
911166
the strap should come up thru the hole in the rebound bar so it can be easily accessed, almost like you were going to put it in the seat with the little one. I just tighten it, then tuck it down so my son doesn't yank on it and tighten it more himself. I hope that helps
920627
Don't put the strap under the helmet, put the strap on the back of the helmet, that's what I do
208030
Why I got this strap was to get the load off my neck. True the camera moves freely but I have found that not to be an issue for when i'm shooting I have at least one hand on the my camera and at times when I need both hands I adjust the stops so it rest higher off my hip to the front or to my back.
1666652
you will need to bend down first. There is a hand hold which is the lip of the top. You could attach a strap but you would have to bend down to reach the strap if it was laying on top just as you would have to reach down to lift it up suing the lip
39858
Yes, you need to attach it through the small holes on the opposite side of the strap.
219341
There is a small place at the end of the camera. You have to slide the strap through there.
2060637
There was no such strap on mine. The cover flip around and you can jam it under the leather flap in the back to make a "kick stand" kind of thing and it sits up by itself the long/wide way (as shown in the photo) - but nothing else.
1986790
I set mine up so that the adjustment holes are behind my back when I have my banjo up to play. That puts the longer padded portion of the strap connected to the fretboard side.
459247
Put your left arm in the strap with the smaller opening. Then slide the main strap over your head so the padding on the strap is on your left shoulder and the attachment for carrying your camera is by your waist. The stainless steel screw attaches to the bottom of your camera. Then all you have to do is connect it to the quick release strap.
2189182
The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
1656285
I am not sure, but I don't know where you would put the strap through. The strap goes through the same slot as the seatbelt.
856997
Mine came with a strap. It's not super sturdy and you can choose to use it or not, but it is there (I do use it although it's come apart a couple of times and I've had to self-repair it).
659651
I can make it long enough to put the camera in my jacket hand pockets. but I prefer to have it just hang freely at a mid-chest position. The configuration of the strap is such that it doesn't swing around a lot. I find that the variations of strap positions make this a very usable accessory.
692453
I do similar, although my fingers are small enough that I put the middle finger under the middle part of the strap. Obviously, there are many ways to do it and all seem to be comfortable for each user.