Can the hand strap be worn on the wrist without slipping or other issues?
1492575
It won't slip out unless you really swing it when on your wrist haha I tested it out and it stayed.
1492576
I don't wear it around my wrist, but in and around my palm - so the sprayer part sits in/against my palm and the strap goes around the back of my hand (if you purchase this, I believe the instructions show you how to wear it).
1492577
Yes. The velcro strap allows it to be adjusted as needed. In the summer, I wear mine on my wrist when my palms get sweaty while running.
1492578
Yes it fits very well in your hand. A plus to have the strap. I have had no slippage or any other issues.
1189888
Yes. There is no problem at all in getting it onto your wrist and getting the Velcro fastened.
1846204
I have not had this problem. It's just a matter of snugging the straps tight enough to prevent the device from sliding down.
20612
There is no cinch to make it tighter. But it has a snug fit. I have no problem keeping it on my wrist.
2260811
Yes, the Wrist Wrap Pro is not specific to your left or right hand. It can be worn on either/both.
1809457
I have never used the hand strap but I would think the wrist one is better and this is why. First off the wrist strap was really comfortable and did not pinch my arm or cause irritations due to the heat (I used it in the Carribean). Secondly the wrist strap allowed me to still use my hand without moving the strap. In situations where I needed to just use my hand for a second I could let the camera hang down without discomfort to the wrist or having to move a strap from the hand. Lastly I prefer a wrist strap over the hand strap because it provided more stability if I were bumped. A hand strap could easily slip off your hand if bumped but the wrist strap stayed on. I have never used the hand strap but I would think the wrist one is better and this is why. First off the wrist strap was really comfortable and did not pinch my arm or cause irritations due to the heat (I used it in the Carribean). Secondly the wrist strap allowed me to still use my hand without moving the strap. In situations where I needed to just use my hand for a second I could let the camera hang down without discomfort to the wrist or having to move a strap from the hand. Lastly I prefer a wrist strap over the hand strap because it provided more stability if I were bumped. A hand... » Read More I have never used the hand strap but I would think the wrist one is better and this is why. First off the wrist strap was really comfortable and did not pinch my arm or cause irritations due to the heat (I used it in the Carribean). Secondly the wrist strap allowed me to still use my hand without moving the strap. In situations where I needed to just use my hand for a second I could let the camera hang down without discomfort to the wrist or having to move a strap from the hand. Lastly I prefer a wrist strap over the hand strap because it provided more stability if I were bumped. A hand strap could easily slip off your hand if bumped but the wrist strap stayed on. « Show Less
945818
I'm 5'3", 135 lbs, and wear it on my forearm. I've had no problems with it sliding down; however, I've only worn it during cold weather here so far, and it's been on top of UnderArmor. I have not had a chance to wear it directly on my skin. And the strap is adjustable with 2 different slits you can put the band through.
1885235
The gloves will not slip because you velcor them around your wrist. If your HRM has to be worn at a specific place on the wrist it my be uncomfortable to place it under the Velcro since it's tight around the arm.
364551
Yes. It is possible to use it with a hand grip strap. I found it a bit easier, personally without. But I know some people don't feel comfortable holding it without any strap.
1108822
No. The bottom moves freely. The weight of your hand is supposed to be enough to keep it from slipping.
1241803
You could tighten the velcro strap to fit around your upper forearm, but it may be too loose for your wrist.
2015033
The strap is adjustable elastic and will lock into place with the snap down lock. I just place it on the wrist with the bulky part on the inside of the wrist. The instructions don't clarify as to which wrist to use. I was told, however, that rubbing lotion on my wrist would make for better contact.
1846205
I haven't had that issue. Because the straps are independant, you can tighten the one at the top of the knee more, so should not slip.
773236
Nope no safety features at all. The wrist strap is just a removable accessory. But I don't see how it might go off accidently because it's a sort of switch you have to hold down.
20614
Jim I have very small wrist and I do not have any problems with this trying to come off. The material that they are made of and the shape of them allows them to stay on, it you really wanted to clinch it down you could always place a rubber band around it to tighten it up but it is not needed. I did this with a previous floatable strap. When I was snorkling in the Dominican Republic recently on an excursion, I saw several people on the trip with the same thing and when I was talking to them about them (men & women) they all said they really liked them and had no problems. Hope this helps.
436015
I haven't experience any issue with the clasps and if it on correctly it shouldn't slip against the leather or clothe. I plan on purchasing another this summer thanks
258417
It does come with a wrist strap. Its a little tricky to get on. I leave mine off since I put it in my shirt pocket with no issues.