Can anyone describe how to configure the strap? Seems too long to me. Maybe I have a skinny arm. Thanks.
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Attaching to the left arm: Put case on normally and pull the strap very tight. Continue pulling to the outside of your arm. Either pull it over the phone or pull it over and under the phone. Attach normally. This works for an old skinny guy with zero biceps.
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I'm a 5' 6" woman and I got it to fit me well for my big camera when I'm hiking--so there's hope. How to explain it when I'm not there is much harder. Take the slider mechanisms so that all the straps are double, and therefore shorter. In other words, pull the slider up as far as it will go. Another suggestion is to take it to your camera or sporting goods store to have a salesperson help you (even if you didn't buy it there). The bottom line is that you should be able to make it fit unless you are smaller than I am. Good luck.
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The strap is narrow and not very soft. If you put it around your neck, put the collar of your shirt or jacket in front of the strap to soften the feel. Personally, I like a wider softer velour type strap that is adjustable and that won't slip off your shoulder when carrying.
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Hey ! for the Big beautiful Lady ?? go to a fabric store, get marching buckles, get strap to your likings, " MAGIC " i did this to my chest strap, I am 69 male extremely built muscles, chest is huge, and the strap did not fit ,,so i extended it with extra belting and buckles, love the bag, now i hike with it along with tents, sleeping bags, and bear food, enjoy, J R Massachusetts USA
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Darcy, just make that the straps are threaded through the back and that when you pull the straps to adjust height, you are pulling through the clamp side NOT the side you squeeze to open the jaws. If you haven't gotten it already you will. just mess with it. lemme know if you need a pic...
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On the two sets that I ordered, the x strap came attached. I found though you have to take it off and adjust it so that it fits properly on your shoulder. Put the brace on first and have someone help you to adjust it. The shorter straps go to the arm piece and the longer ones to the front.
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You can adjust the length by moving the clips on the straps. If you have any additional questions please email me at alockheed524@yahoo.com. My husband is the one who uses the WOSS Military strap trainer. He would be the one to ask but email me and I can have him explain it to me and I can email you back. April
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It isn't difficult to share at all. My husband is 6 foot talk,I am 5 foot 5 inches tall and we wear it the same length, no adjustments needed. I have the under arm strap too. Pop the under arm strap and then pull it over my head and pass it to him. love this strap.
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@April O.,This is Sean Mills, a co-owner of Grantwood Technology. Thanks for taking the time to ask a question.The TuneBand for iPhone 4/4S should come with (2) straps to accommodate a wide variety of arm sizes. One strap is 19" long, and the other is 12" long. If neither of those two straps fit, then we do have three other sizes available. Please contact us at support [at] grantwoodtechnology [dot] com to arrange a replacement strap at our expense.
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Let's try to do the math. I have the deluxe, cloth strap. My strap is 33.5" long and comfortably fits my chest (male, 5"10", 165 lb). This strap has 17" of elastic, that I can double to 34" by pulling it. Within the 17" elastic section, there is a 3-fold section that can be lengthened or contracted. This expandable section is 2.5" on my strap. If I contracted it to a minimum, my strap's overall length might increase by 2". If I expanded the section to a maximum, my strap might shrink by 4". So, we do the math. The strap could range from 33.5"-4"=29.5" to 33.5"+2"=35.5". The strap would be comfortable in a range of 29.5" to 35.5". Since I pull my strap about 3" to clasp it, the comfortable length when worn would be 29.5" to 38.5". At its longest, it would have a 19" elastic part that could expand to 38". That is, we could stretch the 19" elastic to the maximum (a double), making the range from 29.5" to 54.5" in length. The strap would be pure torture if it were stretched that taut. To be reasonably comfortable, I don't think you would want to exceed a range from 30" to 42" in length. This strap does not need to be torture tight. You do need to put water on a 2" cloth part and conducting gel on the 10" heart-rate part. The conducting gel will keep the strap stuck to your chest, which for a female is just below their sports bra, and for a male, on their breast bone. I buy my gel at my grocer's pharmacy as a special order, size of 5 liters (about 1.25 gallons). My grocer is #2 by grocery sales, behind only the big-box warehouse grocer. The 5L size is enough to last several years. :-) You want your strap to be comfortably in place at the beginning of your exercise, as adjusting your strap during your exercise can lead to very strange workout statistics. Final answer: 30" to 42" in length when worn comfortably during an exercise session.
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Strap is only 16" long measured from where it attaches to the bag on the left to where it attaches on the right. If you are a small person you might be able to put it over your shoulder, but it would be up close under your arm. I can put it over my forearm and cary it at my elbow, but not quite over my shoulder.
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I have a 14 inch bicep and still use the first insert for the strap. The whole strap is roughly a foot long. You can weave it in and out of the slots to make it snug or loose as your arm my vary.
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I did a Google search for you and found a site that lists the measurements. It attaches pretty much like the strap that you get with your camera (weaves under and over the little bracket) only I found it's much easier to put on and also very secure, does not loosen up...I love this strap!!!Size Dimensions:Decorative: 2" wide x 30" longConnection: 3/8" wide x 14" long premium nylon webbingTotal Length: 30" fixed length with up to 12-14" additional adjustability on each side of strapTotal Extended Length: 37" fixed length with up to 12-14" additional adjustability on each side of the strap I did a Google search for you and found a site that lists the measurements. It attaches pretty much like the strap that you get with your camera (weaves under and over the little bracket) only I found it's much easier to put on and also very secure, does not loosen up...I love this strap!!!Size Dimensions:Decorative: 2" wide x 30" longConnection: 3/8" wide x 14" long premium nylon webbingTotal Length: 30" fixed length with up to 12-14" additional adjustability on each side of strapTotal Extended... » Read More I did a Google search for you and found a site that lists the measurements. It attaches pretty much like the strap that you get with your camera (weaves under and over the little bracket) only I found it's much easier to put on and also very secure, does not loosen up...I love this strap!!!Size Dimensions:Decorative: 2" wide x 30" longConnection: 3/8" wide x 14" long premium nylon webbingTotal Length: 30" fixed length with up to 12-14" additional adjustability on each side of strapTotal Extended Length: 37" fixed length with up to 12-14" additional adjustability on each side of the strap « Show Less
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Try adjusting the chest strap - they usually come set at one of the smaller settings. If that does not work, you can often find strap extenders at various sporting goods stores. I'd bring the back (or the clip on the strap) with you, as the clips come in different sizes or designs.
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It is a poor design. You need to pull the strap real tight. Pull it to where the first access hole is available then go one more. You need assistance in doing such. We have a different manufacturer which has a infinite adjustable strap much easier.
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Earlier comments are all correct. My only suggestion is, like the others, is an adjustable strap that will put more of the weight on you shoulder rather than trying to lift the neck with you hand.
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You can adjust the shoulder straps and that moves the back strap. I gave read reviews where people had difficulty reaching the back strap, but so far I haven't had a problem. It's a little awkward but I love this ergo and make it work