Where do you put the gels on this belt? I just received mine and do not see any place where gels would go.
841673
It depends on the type of gel you have - this one really only works for the gels that have little belt slits in them so that you can slide the belt through the packaging and then rip them off when you need them. Gels without that won't be supportable on this belt.
841674
The belt has two places where you can put them. The holes are around your hips. Check them!
841675
I don't think it has specific gel storage. You could tape them to the belt...
841676
This particular model does not support gel storage. It is only a race belt. I think the description and picture showed that. Sorry.
841677
Honeslty I bought this simple to hold the number as I hated the pinning on process. Did not look for or see places to stick gels, I normally use my jersey back pockets as I do triathlons and the top I use has back pockets.
829664
you need to measure around the waist where the belt will sit. Look at the messurements on the belt and match them with the size you need to order. Unfortunately we did not do that and ended up ordering the wrong size and it was way to big. When we messured and matched that with the belt I reordered and the belt it fit perfectly.
1588897
You could put it on your normal belt, but it would be a real hassle if you're also trying to thread it through your belt loops. In order to use the product as intended, you really should purchase a separate tool belt. Something like this one: Style n Craft 75-052 http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002A8YBBO/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1370347936&sr;=1-3π=AA160
1927583
The manufacture suggests wetting the belt can help it slide on but I was able to slid it on dry and it stays in place just fine. The fit should be snug, but if you can't get it on at all I'd probably contact the seller / manufacturer.
1289107
The gel pad on back really keeps it in place. But not too difficult to move around. Get one, I love mine
1655381
Probably just need to replace the belt. Should be a cheap part and an easy replacement - it's essentially a large rubber band underneath the platter. May have gotten stretched due to heat or some other factor.
117716
There is a "tensioned" bracket on the back of the product. The bracket goes over your belt. It stays put pretty well. However, I would recommend gluing the ends of the bracket together, thus forming a loop. Yes, a loop on the product would have been optimal, but this is easy to fix.
1519453
sorry for the late response-was out of town. the back is a loop that the belt passes through. hope this helps!
1960339
Belt wraps around the front to the other side. Pull tight. We have had ours for almost a year and it has stayed snug. No problems.
1237655
I'm not sure if it's a belt loop per se, but it has a little crevace in the back that is about 3.5 - 4" long (about the width of the pouch) through which you could insert your belt. I've only noticed this now and have actually been using the strap, putting my belt through it, and then flipping the pouch back inside my pants so it is tucked away safely. I can the just pull it out when I need to get anything from it. Hope this sort of answers your question.
1714688
Apply this product to the underside of the belt with "LUBE.N.WALK" application wand which can be purchased from Amazon. Slide the lubricated wand under the belt and run it the length of the tread. It helps if you can have a second person assist you in this cleaning/lubricating process. You hold one end of the wand and your helper is on the other. Works like a charm.
541329
to me it's not that long whereas you can wrap it around you comfortably. It also rolls. I don't even wear it anymore. to me it's uncomfortable. and it not as wide as I thought. I believe I chose the wrong belt but didn't want to go through the hassle of returning. But you have to try for yourself and if you don't like it then you can return it. It might just work for you.
1373009
No. It's a slider. From the back, the belt will go into the rear loop that you can see and underneath the holster into a larger loop that is behind the slide. I usually put the belt loop on my jeans between the two on the holster. I lose the sliding functionality of the holster, but it says on my side right where I want it.
911921
There is a Velcro belt extension that comes with this. I believe this is how they figure up to 60". However, I have a little extra around the middle and the Velcro doesn't seem to want to hold. It keeps coming loose. I don't recommend this product at all. There seems to be more negatives to it than positives, at least in my opinion.
526210
I use slender tone which are pads attached to a belt that is adjusted with Velcro. The gel helps the pads adhear to your skin but they just peal off with no stickiness after.
1990508
Maybe this will help: http://www.ehow.com/how_5637672_lubricate-treadmill-belt.htmlBe careful not to place oil close to either side. I use rubber gloves to spread the lubricant.
47273
A belt is not used or required for this holder, it "clips" over the edge of your pants instead. The paddle goes on the inside of your pants and the holster is on the outside. The rubber on the outside of the paddle, the part that sits against your leg inside of your pants, helps it grip. From what I recall, if wearing a belt there is a recess on the paddle that helps the holster grip a little better and adds to the stability of the holster, but I have not had it slip around without a belt.