Will the rectangle ring on the band turn sideways when the strap is on your arm tight? I had this issue on a similar band.
1551368
As an occasional runner, I haven't used my band frequently, but when I have used it, I did not have this issue.
199482
Yes. There are multiple holes in the wrist band. I sometimes adjust the tightness during a round if it is humid.
1054525
I had the impression that I was supposed to lock the clip after I pull the strap tight. It seems second nature to do so since you hold the ring with one hand an the clip/base area w the other to cinch tight to your body. After that motion, I automatically lock it in place. My D800 plus 24-70 would fall down every time if I didn't lock it.
172347
Yes, just adjust the band to fit your finger. Slide it to your palm side when not needed or to use it with slap motion. I haven't used it in action, fortunately, but it can deliver sting pain that will last for few seconds.
974556
Mine keeps it pretty straight, but there is a thick piece of aluminum in both the front and back of the wrist that I imagine could be bent to any desired angle.
714195
I've never has that issue personally. The band stays on pretty well and when I have removed it myself it didn't cause any issues when putting back on.
1059345
I only own the Military Strap Trainer system from Woss. If the difference is on the width of the band, I would of preferred it on the wider side instead. Why, because sometimes I do use a TRX system with my PT and I realized the difference was in the width of my military strap was smaller, making it a bit of a harder workout and the handles were not as cushiony. Although functionality wise, everything works well with what I have and am very happy with the military strap system.
1844240
The strap does not adjust forward. The fit on my Borador is the same and I have not noticed any problems. Hope this helps.
950303
Leafslinger, You're right, turning the headphone so the arm piece is all on the bottom like a bowel & then turning it a 1/4 turn clockwise works best. I had been "screwing" it on with tiny back/forth movements.
306933
It honestly depends on your backpack. The band is very strong and does not let it move around at all. I put mine in my backpack if that is the only thing I need and I've never had a problem.
1502601
No, the holster itself doesn't rotate, but you can adjust the Velcro at different angles to your specific comfort. I own several of these & have had no problems with discomfort. The interior is heavily padded with thick sheeps wool. Hope that helps.
1400647
I used arm band everyday for month, I had to turn band around as flap was hitting body and coming undone. But Velcro still works
2131922
It is too big for my wrist. I tried it on that way and it won't stay in one place, just swings around. The arm band is too long for a smaller wrist. My wrist is 6 inches around.
1865121
I had mine about 10 days when it fell off and I lost it. I complained to Garmin and they replaced it for a reduced fee. I think that if you put it on and never or very very rarely take it off, the band doesn't loosen, my husband has not had problems with his. The band clearly is a design problem, and I don't get the sense they are doing much to fix it.
1473299
I would say yes. I actually still have to wrap the band around at least on one hand. You shouldn't have a problem at all : )
259314
Yes, this band fits and can be adjusted as tight or lose as you need on your upper arm. It also comes with a small band if you wanted to use on your wrist area. I find it comfortable and it stays in place without cutting off circulation. I run with it in. Love this product!
1943773
I put a thin rubber band in the groove of the adapter ring and it works well-no unwanted rotation. I use rubber bands from an inexpensive, multicolored assortment available in the office/school supply section at Wal-Mart.