is it a safety clasp and is the thread safety knotted?
823651
Each bead has a knot on either side so if the necklace breaks there is only 1 bead to worry about. The clasp is plastic and the two ends screw into each other not sure if that's a safety clasp or not.
823652
I personally didn't have any problems with the thread, so I'm GUESSING it's safety knottd. As for the clasp, mine was easily taken off. My 4 month could take it off. Now I only had my product for a few hours so I hardly got to look at all the details of it. I'm hoping this answer was some what helpful.
823653
it's the type of clasp that you twist together. each bead is individually tied. IF the necklace does break then only one bead falls off.
823654
The clasp is a screw in and it's double knotted between each stone. It's short enough to where my daughter can't pick it up and put it in her mouth. She wears it all day and night and never messes with it.
1297766
I have had this bracelet for a long time now and the clasp has never come open accidentally. Plus when closed the clasp is smooth and blends in with the rest of the links. Not to much to find it tho. I highly recommend it.
307074
There is no clasp. Only a loop that goes over the head rest. I have had it for a month and it works great . I play tennis and golf and get in the car sweaty. It does a great job for me.
1274128
I believe that the safety line is 5/8" thick rope and the Prusik knot loop is 1/2".
728870
It is very thin cord, so a little knot isn't noticeable. I've also used a little super glue and rolled the end to a point, if I need to avoid a knot.
977079
One of the knots is a slip knot. The bracelet will slide open to 3" in diameter. I have very large hands (and very skinny wrists) and the bracelet slides open large enough to slip over my hand and then small enough to be comfortable around the wrist.
1297765
The clasp is similar to one that you would find on a watch. Very good clasp and links can be easily removed if it's too big!
2281095
No magnetic clasp , but there is a push button clasp so you do not need to unbuckle it.
1847421
I did not use it this way, so I'm afraid I am not qualified to answer that one. Off the cuff, I would think you could fashion a knot at the end of a theraband...
2143117
I would say that it's a standard narrow thread. The only problem with the handle is that it's too short and it needs a hole through the end with a leather strap to hang it. The handle that comes with it is varnished which is really nice.
1114358
I did not keep it as the clasps would not latch so I returned it. So I cannot be of any help. Sorry
137705
This thread is for sewing machine or hand sewing. It is not for embroidery. I have this and it works good for me.
1069041
It is as stiff as fine wire. So yes, it can hold a knot, but not every knot.
1752252
yes it ties just like rope with no slipping. Keep in mind once the knot is tied and pulled tight it will not be undone. Using a draw weight scale used for setting up compound bows the line broke at 88lbs no matter what knot i used. Hope this helps
1377203
It is a magnetic closure. Has twin belt loops and a "slide on" belt loop. Very Well made!
911314
I don't know if it is safety rated for that, but it has been secure. It has a very wide velcro tab and I don't see it going anywhere. Hope this helps.
219025
There is a hole for a thin thread. I think it is too flimsy to hang it on keychain. I am carrying it on a lanyard.