Has anyone tried this and verified that The Slippwer" shoulder rest fits in it. The Slippr is much bulkier than the Kun, etc.
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I don't know the slippwer shoulder. But I can put 2 kun on it and there's still room.
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I can only verify that this thing is junk. Use the Bobelock Shoulder Rest Bag available here on Amazon - it's well made, well padded, and huge.
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If you have an armchair armrest that is not much longer than where you rest your arm, this 6 pocket arm rest organizer may not be the best for your use. I bought it for my lady's use because the armrest area on her chair allows her enough room to place the organizer at the most forward part of the armrest and still leaves her room to rest her arm comfortably. I can't use it on my chair due to the length of the organizer. Pay close attention to the information listed for ANY armrest organizer. It usually tells you the dimensions of the product. Joe
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My daughter had the same shoulder rest and it fit perfectly. The first pouch we baught was too small but this one was perfect.
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Leslie raises a good point, but has she found any other alternative solutions that are better? I have not found anything else. (FYI: if you have a larger waist which sticks out a bit, using the Connect-A-Desk can be somewhat awkward for typing!)
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The Kun is thinner and might be more comfortable for a person with a shorter neck. My neck is somewhere in the middle and I find it to be comfortable. I use the Everest for my electric violin. I do feel the space difference from the Kun. However it works for me because my electric is heavier than my acoustic and the Everest kind of adds that extra height without me having to use more of my neck.
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I have shoulder length and works for me. I love it and I can tell when I forget to use it. Trying it is worth a shot!
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Same here. I LOVE having this arm rest! Only wish I would have bought it sooner! My arm rest on it when shifting and usually it's more of a wrist movement then. The Pros by far outweigh the Cons. =)
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Hi Donald. I have a Posey Green Six Handle belt that I bought to use with my mother. The belt does slip sometimes when used, but it still helps me get her up. I would rather have the belt even with the slipping than not have it at all.
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I didn't have an issue at all with my standard bow fitting. The front section where the neck lays was also perfect for my shoulder rest to fit in. I use the standard Khun shoulder rest.
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I never tried the older shoulder rest so I couldn't say. I found this one to be very comfortable on the chin yet sturdy on the shoulder, plus it was a good price. Hope that helps a little.
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I haven't noticed any difference. I have the clear one and it has that nice no slip grip. I set mine on the arm of my leather recliner and it will not move unless I move it.
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Rickcapraro's answer is accurate. The 36 inch pull (the overhead cross bar) is too short by far, and causes the user to have his/her arms squished in. I replaced it with a 45 inch pole (similar to the SkyChair brand), and the chair was immediately far more comfortable.
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My son uses the exterior pocket which has enough depth and volume to hold a his full-size shoulder rest. His shoulder rest is the type with the fasteners that fold inward.
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Yes, that should work. It is smooth and soft enough but may protrude a little under your slip cover.
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I am not certain on that. Mine already had an arm rest. That said, over the months I've had this one, I'm not happy with its performance. It is loose and floppy and coming apart. I will need to open it up to see if I can fix it.
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No... Red Rock doesn't make the version for the other shoulder. The original design from Maxpedition (called the Sitka) has one switched the other way.
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I don't use one because the fleece on the bottom is very nice but you could. I haven't had problems with slippage. It's more of an english fit obviously. It's a nice lightweight alternative.