How wide of a strap can I fit into the loop on these media holders?
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The maximum inside width of the loop on the back of the holder is 1.75". The widest strap I'd try is 1.5" to 1.625". Hope that helps...
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About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them! About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an... » Read More About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them! « Show Less
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About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them!
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I don't think the loops would be strong enough. I use them on a Canon G11 and they seem plenty strong for that. For loop and buckle type connectors suitable for a DSLR I would suggest looking at the Op/Tech Uni-Loops.OP/TECH USA System Connector Uni-Loop
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I'm using a 'standard' mic stand that most screw on mic holders fit on. It should fit I think.
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It fits because the strap I use is for a camera and very small. The loopy part moves so you have to make sure it is out of the way. You can't use a bulky strap
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The entire loop section ripped apart from the seams on my case (rendering it useless), so I can no longer confirm the dimensions. All of my belts are &lt;=1.5" in width and they worked.
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The holders I used these in are 3-3/4 x 3", including the hole for the lanyard connector.
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The Safety Strap I have is on a 41 inch TV. The straps are at a 45 degree angle and there is room to adjust the strap longer.
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YES; It will FIT, Nicely...It Is A Snug Fit; Dimensions Of The Loop Is 2 1/8" This Is A Good Piece Of Equipment.I Have Four Of Them, They Look Good And Function As Indicated.
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Interesting question, but no absolutely NOT. The loops are way too small. Maybe a shotgun shell version, or something designed to hold pistol magazines, they're about harmonica size. I have some pistol mag belts that hold 8.
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With the loop closed down to about it's smallest usable size, I measured a diameter between 1 inch and 1.5 inch. Anything smaller than an 1 inch leaves too much of the strap end hanging over the end buckle. The 1.5 inch size is with the entire hook section bonded to the loop material.
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The strap fits on my office chair which is 16" wide and could go another inch or so. I love this item.
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The loop of the strap from where is attaches to the camera to the end of the loop is 7 inches. Hope this helps.
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I don't think the belt loops would fit large belts. The (inside) length of the loops is around 1.5"
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These straps are one inch wide and each one is 12 inches long. I have used them several times to secure three different bikes, the largest a Suzuki C50, and they have done well. You will need to tie (loop) two together to get far enough from the bars and tank to avoid damage from heavier straps with hooks and rachets. Overall, I am well pleased with the performance and cost of these straps.
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I dont think the design would work for that..this is a pretty loose strap system.
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The part that is stuck to the device is a circle and it's about 2" is diameter. The strap that wraps around your hand is about 3" wide by about 12" long.
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Strap is 1 inch wide. Length, I don't know. I cut a bunch off and it is still plenty long.