I want to add shoulder pads--what is the width of the straps going over the shoulders so I can order some universal pad sets.
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I don't know about the actual width, but unless you are heavy set then you really don't need to worry about it. If you are just using it for one or two items then don't worry about it either way.
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I don't think those dimensions match the pieces in the kit I bought. Each of the 4 pieces is adjustable in length, but it's more like 16"-18"-ish than 54". Each is maybe a little less than 2" wide. Have no idea where the 4" comes from. Whatever the dimensions really are, the straps work like a charm -- no more sheet-creep or mattress pad-creep! Just sweet dreams!
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As I recall the website for Limbsaver lists the dimensions of their pads. You'd then have to measure your stock
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I bought tree straps from Amazon. Height is personal preference, length of straps, span between trees etc. no way to answer that question. It's trial and error.
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Mine came with the shoulder strap. Since there are places to attach the strap, I would think that a universal harness would work.
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The small square 22 x 22 or 23 x23 fit this pad holder. I use underpads sold for people, Durasorb I think is the brand. I purchase them from a medical supply company.
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When I bought mine, I was not aware that there were different sizes. I don't have my pads handy just now, but mine are about 5" x 6". too large for children, I think.
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Quite honestly, I use the hand grips because I find all shoulder straps made from this fabric to be slippery. But the shoulder strap is quite long, adjustable on both sides of the padded portion, and about 1 1/2 inches wide. The padded portion is 10-12 inches long and is in the center of the overall strap, and is slightly curved; the padding is maybe 3/8" thick. I take a commuter train and two subways to work, and this works well for me. Hope this helps!
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Not sure of the exact measurement of he strap.. But I'm not a small person and I can use it as a cross shoulder. And I still have a little room left to make it slightly longer.
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They are very sturdy straps, you won't be disappointed. Looks like 4' is the next size up.
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everything is adjustable as far as the width - I don't see why not - except the holes for the 2 straps may be more than 10 inches apart - yup I just checked they are appx 9 1/4" apart center to center
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I used the sizing guidelines on the Schutt website for the shoulder pads. If your child plays a skilled position such as quarterback, running back, or wide receiver, you may want to order a size closer to the limit. My son prefers to wear them close to the limit and for the price and value of these shoulder pads we just get new ones every year and donate the older ones. These pads are well worth the money and you will not regret the purchase for a minute.
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It isn't, but you get 5-6 inches of length there, including the buckle. Since the shoulder straps are adjustable you should be ok, in my opinion. But you know your baby! :)
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Mine are on 32", but unless you have *really* wide shoulders, 24" should be fine. If you think about it, you basically want them to be shoulder width apart
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I found that if I loosen the strap, I am able to do a better wrap on the bar with these. You should have not problems with them, check the webpage for sizing chart.
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The straps have a wide range of adjustment. The maximum measurements can probably be found on the Boba site or by contacting Boba customer service (they have a great online chat option on their website and their phone customer service agents are very helpful as well). I am average size and there is still quite a bit of "extra" strap left at every buckle that I have to roll up and secure. I would think that it would still be comfortable and usable even for a plus-size wearer, but I might contact customer service or visit the site to find the measurements for the straps fully extended.
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I'm the same size as James, I have the shoulder straps at the top setting, but I'm long wasted, so it could work for you. I have a 32" waste and have almost all the slack taken out of the waste strap, so that shouldn't be a problem. I don't know my hip to shoulder measurement, but my pants inseam is 32" and I'm 5' 11" if that helps.