I have an ID badge that I need to take out and swipe everyday. Will I be able to slip out my work ID without having to unhook my lanyard?
1517848
Elaine, if you need to swipe the card you will have to remove it. for a swiping card i would suggest you ask if you can get an id hole punch and you can use a retractable belt clip. i hope this answer helps you
1517849
You will not have to unhook your lanyard to get your work I'D out. You will be able to slip it out with ease.
1517850
The flap opens a good ways below the lanyard slot, so you should be alright.
868248
It is my husband's phone. He says you can clip a lanyard to it; that's what it's for. It looks a little small to me, though.
658546
Sorry, I can't help you with that. I don't have any experience with lanyards.
184953
Yes. It slides in and holds it snuggly. I'll be honest, I found that I didn't really trust the handstrap, and still kept ahold of the included lanyard...but I never had a problem either.
1559371
I had to cut off a side piece of the Avery Badge to fit the holder. The holders were made of plastic that had to be seperated by placing your had in the slot, once that was done you could card insert. The clips are not made for lanyards,
149820
Yes, but it more so has to be flipped open as well keep in mind. Flip open wallet, followed by flipping open the ID see through part of it.
64263
Open the back before sliding the end of the lanyard into it. That way you can push the end back through.
2084230
The badge is just metal, not magnetic. There are two magnets along the edge opposite of the hinge. There is a third magnet hidden somewhere near the back of the case near the hinge and holds the top cover in place when folded. When the top is closed the badge and magnet holds well. The part of the top near the other magnetic along the edge doesn't seem to hold very well. For my tastes the badge isn't obnoxious and I'm not too worried about damage to the screen.
2067620
Yes. Pry open the metal clip and pull the end of the lanyard out remove all the keys you do not need place lanyard end back in metal clip and squeeze with pliers.
862592
I'm not sure what kind of answer the official website would provide. I don't see any way for a lanyard to be attached to the case.
936823
No. My experience is the lanyard loop is made fast with a metal lug, similar to a staple. You can't remove it easily.
1455149
The metal backings are attached to the badge and they cannot be removed. Magnets then are placed under the shirt, sweater, etc.. and then the badge is placed in front of the magnet. Be careful --- if someone has a pace maker for their heart it could be trouble for the pace maker. Other wise, excellent for uses on sweaters, shirts, etc.
396861
No. You'll need to get the pin. I'd suggest a locking one so nobody steals it!
1304421
Hi Joseph. I think my iPod dates from around the same time. The iPod itself has no facility for a lanyard, so I'm not sure whether you have a version that does and are asking whether the case would interfere? Or, whether the case itself has a lanyard option. If the latter, then, no there's no lanyard option on the case which fits snugly to the device. Hope that's some help :O) I would say, that I'm still using the Shades case as it's the best option, bar a difficult to fit Invisible Shield, that's out there, that I've seen.
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Yes, it came with a lanyard. I've been using the 480 5 days a week now for 3 months. I use all the functions. The tally counter gets the most abuse. It's a fantastic tool, but I have noticed that one button is getting stiffer, while the other is getting lighter. I'm also developing what I can only explain as Tennis Elbow in my thumbs. Fortunately, I'm ambidextrous in my non-opposable digits and can give my thumbs a break.Update! My stopwatch failed the next day after writing the above report. Could not reset the tally counter. Fortunately, it comes with a one year warranty. We'll see how that works. Just glad I bought two. Yes, it came with a lanyard. I've been using the 480 5 days a week now for 3 months. I use all the functions. The tally counter gets the most abuse. It's a fantastic tool, but I have noticed that one button is getting stiffer, while the other is getting lighter. I'm also developing what I can only explain as Tennis Elbow in my thumbs. Fortunately, I'm ambidextrous in my non-opposable digits and can give my thumbs a break.Update! My stopwatch failed the next day after writing the above report. Could not reset the tally counter. Fortunately, it comes with a one year warranty.... » Read More Yes, it came with a lanyard. I've been using the 480 5 days a week now for 3 months. I use all the functions. The tally counter gets the most abuse. It's a fantastic tool, but I have noticed that one button is getting stiffer, while the other is getting lighter. I'm also developing what I can only explain as Tennis Elbow in my thumbs. Fortunately, I'm ambidextrous in my non-opposable digits and can give my thumbs a break.Update! My stopwatch failed the next day after writing the above report. Could not reset the tally counter. Fortunately, it comes with a one year warranty. We'll see how that works. Just glad I bought two. « Show Less
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Yes, I have a lanyard, and it has saved my Striiv from damage a few times. (dropping into puddles or to the ground when slipped from my hand) I like the length of the lanyard, allows me to check challenges and collect bonuses while still attached. Accuracy overall is very good, best pedometer i have had to date. Hope this helps.
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Yep, I can work it one-handed, using reasonable finger strength and dexterity. As I recall, the first few times, it was a bit stiffer to open. So just work it a bit at home before you go out with it. This will be great for you, a you won't have to set some of your stuff down (vulnerability of phone while getting things out of the 'wallet' and vice versa).