My band is too tight. I'm surprised. I luv this product. Anyone made their band larger? How'd you do it?
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My husbands fits great and he wears it "every"night to bed. What I suggest is to sew with a machine in 2 straight lines in the back vertically next to each other than cut between them (so not to ravel) them sew in 1.5" elastic about 2-2.5" long & that will make it larger for for. Good luck.
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Is it just me??? I cannot get the band to latch closed. It's like the stubs on the metal clasp are too short to go through to reach the holes on the other strap side to secure it. I'm fed up and ready to return this thing. So far it has not been user friendly!
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Do you use a watch? I just use my band. Is feels like a watch. Not that bad for me.
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Keep in mind, the stitching it onto a sweatband... The thread is heavier than normal, strongly double stitched. There's a neoprene-type pad directly under where the phone goes to help it 'stick' once it's in the pocket. It's a well-made product from a very small, new company. The only feedback I've given them is that they might want to have different sizes of the band. Mine is a little snug for my forearm, tho not uncomfortable.
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Hi, I just received mine about a week ago, and enjoying it. I would contact the seller and ask them how much just the band part would be, I am sure the seller gets this question as lot. Good luck to you. Please let me know if I might be of help again.
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I'm sure because it adjusts to a pretty small circumference. The other reason you are going to want this band is simply for shock protection is the tiny ipod. I either felt like I was going to lose or drop it.
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I have only purchased these for others, don't own one myself. There is a lot of stretch to the bands, so I would measure the device and see if it looks like it would fit into one of the banded areas. Sorry I can't answer your question directly - I do know that this was a huge hit for all my boys from a corporate guy, to a musician, to a police officer.
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I got the older production and it did not. But i had no problem with the band coming loose at all. I am using fitbit charge now.
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I struggled with this also, but it's actually super easy...it just slides apart. Use your thumb and index finger and hold the sides above the clip, and use the same hold in the middle of the bottom piece and then pull apart! Hope this was helpful. It's a really wonderful band, and I didn't have issue with the headphone jack as others did. Once I got it open and the Ipod inside, I was very happy I made the purchase!
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Oh! I'm sorry to hear that! I think you should try to cover the band with leather or something!Coz i never meet such a situation! ^^Hope you enjoy that dude!
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I have the same problem, I have a pullup bar that stands on the floor. The band still worked for me pretty well. What I had to do is bend my legs and the band rides down my thigh as I start the pullup but then as I straighten my legs the pressure comes off the thigh. It was quite awkward at first, but I got used to the motion and now I don't even notice it. They key to this is where you situation the band on the chinup bar. For example, on a wide grip chinup you need to situation the band just INSIDE your hand on the side that you're putting your foot into on the support strap. That way the strap won't cross your body or run outside your leg making it harder to bend your knees. Long story short, you can make it work, and in my opinion it is worth using the product. I've seen huge gains with it. Cheers. Ben.
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That's how you adjust (shorten) the length of the band - pick the length you want and then push the black ball into the little cup in the handle.The company should have instructions with the product - it's on their website though.Nice product -
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I have not tried but have wondered the same thing. I would like a back up band. If you hear anything from someone else, please forward on. Good .luck :)
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Hello. It has a wide range of size adjustments. It measures at nearly 12 inches long from end to end with the ability to size it from really small to almost the edge of the band. I hope this makes sense and ask me anything else if you need to.
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sounds like you need to get some sand paper and smooth things out...or glue some felt to the band
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My wife's wrist is 14-14.25cm & we bought a small jawbone. She says it was "snug" on her wrist. Also, I have a large, and there is definitely some flexibility to the band. IOW, you can expand or contract it a bit by gently bending it. That said, she lost her band while moving old possessions from her parents' apartment - it popped off and is presumed to be in a bag of Goodwill donations. Additionally, if you are active, you might want to rethink the jawbone - I'm on my 3rd one in a year and am disappointed in their durability - look at my review. Hope this helps!
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Yes it took me a while. Pull the clear plastic top off, DO NOT try to unscrew it, just pull it straight. Then loosen the screw at the top of the band, again DO NOT take the screw right out, just loosen it. You can then wriggle the band off and replace it with a new one and retighten the screw and replace the cover. I hope that this helps.