Does the strap have a hole on one end, so the strap can thread through itself? So when not in use it stays attached to the cable.
2064552
Sorry about the delayed response. And to answer your 2 questions, the answer is yes.
2064553
The strap has a hole on one end where you slide the other end through. think of the design of a needle. it will slide up and down the cable if you don't re-tighten it. I've been using them to organize those cables you use every now and then. they work great for me. Hope this helps.
2064554
I had this exact question when I was researching so I created a video to show how it works:
2064555
Yes. There are four rolls of the straps in the package. On each roll the straps are held together and need to to born apart. There is a perforated area that creates the hole to thread the strap through. Light duty but worth the money.
2064556
I had this exact question when I was researching so I created a video to show how it works: http://www.amazon.com/review/R7OQJ64Z8PLDE/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm
2064557
Yes. The initial step in using the product is to secure it in just that way.
2064558
Yep. I use them for all sorts of cables, like USB or Ethernet cables behind a desk or in a laptop bag. I often cut the ends down to about 2-3" long. That is still good enough to wrap around 5 loops of cable at least twice. Unless the cable is very this I can cinch them down enough so they don't slide easily on their own, but a drop of superglue might help keep them from sliding at all. Great ties!
1414115
At the very bottom of the unit there is a slot that you can put the loop of the strap through and then put the other end back through the loop. Works just fine. Thanks Steve
1180206
No, but it does keep the strap in place. It is recommended that you use it.
2010650
Not easily -- it's sewn on one side of the bag. The other side of the bagh has a plastic loop, and the other side of the strap passes through the loop and is sewn to itself.
1126165
It does not lock but it is very steady and does not come off easily. Very well made cable.
982193
No, it has a hole in the top where the cord attached to your camera slips through. It also has a stitched 1-1/4" x 3-1/4" belt strap on the back if you wanted to attach it to your belt or really anything.
412792
I guess it does. However, my biggest disappointment with this cable is its thickness. Its so thick and not comfortable to use at all. I don't recommend it.
1260442
No. In order to attach this to a strap you have to take the strap off and thread it through a loop on the pouch.
1668595
It doesn't come with a strap for the hole but. You can definitely put your own on and carry it any way you want. I use my Today Show lanyard with my house keys on it and it is by far handy. Saved myself many times from dropping my phone. Hope that helped. God Bless
1620709
Both ends of the strap attach 2 the same place, I know, kinda wierd, but it works, I mostly carry it around by the handle.
151835
I have not had any problems attaching or detaching my strap. By the way this is a great pick-up. I ordered two of them, one for a classical guitar and one for a really old steel string dreadnought acoustic.
427651
i saw the hole but have not looked for a strap yet. The hole does seem to be very small....Good luck
381940
It's attached with a circular wire like those for key chains. It could be taken on and off. I rarely use the strap, but it does come in handy occasionally. It does not get in the way when not in use.
954345
Yes. It is disconnected when moving. This only works when you have stopped for the night/day. Very simple, cable is supplied with unit. As I mentioned, I have a good cable for locking outside.
1933845
it clips on to strap just fine... the cord is long enough to prevent any banging but........ I wouldn't recommend buying this. I bought one some time ago and it is so noisy and feedback a lot I just gave up on it. I tried it a hand full of times on my church system. NO GOOD
45894
Short answer, yes. The cable that acts as a key-ring has a coupling nut on it that comes unscrewed sometime. Just a caution.
1647269
Boltar:Good question. Unfortunately the answer is no. At present, the product will pull the cable in until it bottoms out, and doesn't have a part-way stop. (I've had times when I wanted my cord part way out, and I've found that a small binder clip is an effective, though not elegant solution.)