I can't tell from image because it is too dark how the attach. Do these go over like a large rubber nail head and slide into slot?
1559949
Yes. Turn 90 degrees to install. Turn to align with fin pull hard toward the heel to finish
1559950
Yes, I just got these and the ends are clips that attach to a 'nail head' on the fins. If you already have clips (broke your strap), you should be able remove the clips provided and attach the new straps to your old clips.
1559951
Yea just line them up and turn they lock right in. I bought them for my sons flippers and it was the best $12.00 I ever spent
1559952
Yes, over the nail and pull to lock in. I like them, they're also quick release. If you need pic, just send me an email
822243
Yes...I don't have a problem with mine. Maybe jiggle it a little to make sure it goes in...there are grooves on the base so they have to fit in their specific slots.
1515815
You have to just pull very hard. There is plastic locks that hold them in and if you put a lot of pulling pressure on them they will come out over the slot that holds them in.
310725
Put them in the base until you hear a click/snap. You can also lightly tap them with a hammer until they click. They won't fall out.....
787805
They don't exactly lock into place. There is grooves they set in to keep them in place. I have not had problems with them moving so it seems to work for me.
119448
No, mine did not either but it's pretty self explanatory on where they go and how they attach.... if you have a question let me know but mine are installed and doing just fine.
271402
Dear Brad, Thank you for your interest in our pieces. The item has a slot to put a nail or screw to hang it in. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Best regards, Ina Customer Service
2223624
U can not add anything to mounts, the actual brackets have a lock groove in them to secure the light from moving, once u tighten it down
1875612
not initially, these things work as plastic clip on hinges so after awhile when the plastic wears off, they will become loose enough even rubber band will do the trick
2097685
there is a slot on back of each light -- and it just slips over a nail or screw. we have had them installed for quite awhile and the installed lights are securely fastened. We installed them on the side railing beside each step instead of on the stair riser -- no danger of tripping on them that way.
489334
They do, but you have to line them up just right and be sure that you don't lose the rubber tips at the end. Hope this helps.
143272
I just put them over the light. I had to cut slots for the wiring. They are heavy enough to stay in place.
2167352
With difficulty! But they slide in the slots on the bottom back side. You just have to press/slide them with force.
1109655
no, they don't. They're angled so it doesn't get in. don't know why they are there.
1799549
They have a lip that screws it in place, only thing is that they don't fit snug on 4x4 post. You need to place shims on three sides for firm fit. Also I wouldn't recommend this set of lights as only one of the 4 worked for a short time. Replaced batteries and still didn't work. They look nice but that's all.
1166350
They stick up just under 3/4 of an inch. I have it directly under the EO Tech magnifier and it works great! I have a pic I took for you but don't see how to attach here...?
1730006
They shouldn't snap into each other, but should slide down into each other, locking in place. Otherwise, I don't know