Can you slide your hand under any of the 3 straps on the cover or do they just hold it in place?
1511240
Hi- no, you can't slide your hand under. they are sewn in. you can use them to hold ipad up so it stands. 3 different angles. hope this helps. I still love my case!
1511241
You cannot put anything under the stripes - they are sewn solid against the cover - used to hold the ipad in the various standing position.
1511242
No... the "3 straps" are just for propping open at different angles. They are pretty useful when you get tired of holding it. I end up holding mine "open" in one hand like a book, or propping it open in my lap or on a table (works well on an airplane fold down tray).
1511243
I find that if I fold back the cover and "reverse-snap" the clasp in place, then I am able to slide my hand in between and hold the iPad comfortably in one hand for longer periods of time. There are no "straps" by which to hold the case/iPad, but then, it is not that heavy. The advantages of this case far, far outweigh any disadvantages (if any).
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.
1967119
Not exactly - I usually lay it over the cart or high chair and then put the baby in the seat and secure all of the straps while I hold her. I really like the cover. It is soft and my LO likes the tags which I can also use to secure toys to.
1059197
There are grips in all four corners so it stays put. I have never had any issues with it slipping or sliding anywhere.
1954641
I bought the Prop 'n Go to hold my Kindle 3 in its cover. It did not slip or slide off in my experience. I used it almost 1 year with my Kindle in its cover before buying an iPad. In fact, I've since bought a second Prop'n Go, but I've been using it with an iPad.
1888071
Mine has two small tabs on the battery cover at one end that slide in first, then the other end of the battery cover snaps into place. Mine stays securely there.
1794675
Yes, The cover slides up and down. The previous models folded up like an old "flip" cell phone. The sliding mechanism works fine.
1849312
There is a clip on the back side of the protective sleeve that slides into the handle bar mount. And yes you slide the phone into the protective sleeve/bag and fold the end over and secure with Velcro. You can still operator your phone through the cover.
649542
It is a tight stretch elastic on each end that holds this cover in place. On my unit, it works very well. There are a couple of straps to use with a slide buckle for the under portion center--but I have not needed them and I live in Wyoming.
121217
Yes. The two straps are sufficient for holding the cover in place during inclement weather.
1307899
no the cover simply pulls over the sides and stays on by the elastic corners.
37089
Not at all. I've bought 3! No problem except the cover need to be handle with care...
919597
I use the bottom part of my palm, next to my wrist, to push the pad that locks it in place, then it just has to be folded up while pushing, I use my fingertips to pull up on it. It is not hard. I have some arthritis in my hands, but not debilitating arthritis. It does not bother my hands at all.
741924
You should see the word, "PUSH" on the front and back of the cover. If you squeeze with your thumb and first finger slightly below those areas, the cover should give enough to be able to pull it off while continuing to squeeze. Might have to wiggle it a little while pulling but watch that your fingers don't get caught on the needles. Hope that helps.
1102063
No it doesn't but you could probably slide one under the flap and strap-pretty snug.
419016
the cover is at the end of the short part of the arm. you really don't push the little cover off, you pull it straight out and off
1834449
Slide the cover down. The cover is under the belt hook and it slides downward.