I like to tie one on in the morning :-) and then wear it all day. Are the pockets placed right for walking around with my hands stuck in them?
1957896
Pockets are designed to be at the right height (waist level) to put hands comfortably inside - you could certainly keep your hands there as you walk around.
1957897
The strap that goes around the neck is adjustable so that the apron can be adjusted up or down thus raising or lowering the pockets. This apron also washes beautifully with no ironing needed.
1957898
The pockets are in the front of the apron about 4 to 6 inches below the waist. You enter the pockets from the top. In the Amazon picture of the apron, the pocked entry in just above the company name, which is visible. I hope that helps.
1513737
I'm not sure if Levis pockets are smaller or something, but I've been able to fit this in the back pocket of other jeans. It's highly uncomfortable unless you plan on standing up the whole ride. A better idea would be to wear a belt and wedge the lock between your pants and belt. I know this doesn't address your actual question, but I thought I'd give you the heads up.
354078
There are two zipper pockets, one on each side in same location on each leg. The pocket actually is situated on top of thigh so I don't care to peddle with something bulky in pocket. Just my preference. Otherwise the location is fine when walking. Overall, I am satisifed with them. Actaully just ordered another pair of Santic shorts but slightly different style.
822229
Nope, and its rather large for a pocket, so either wear trousers, or have a big enough purse. (According to your gender, hopefully)
1038895
I do love the case but it can be difficult to take out of your pants pocket, depending of course on the size of the pockets. No problem taking it out of a jacket pocket. It will not slip off your leg.
1479761
No, they are definitely to wear during the day as well. My husband uses them for computer work and writing as they reduce his hand pain during those activities. You don't have to wear them all the time! Do not wear them while you're eating - they get very messy. Wash them every two weeks or so in warm sudsy water - I use joy and let them soak - they can get smelly! Good gloves - we have two pair and I'm ordering a 3rd.
1414594
Yes I put it in my front pocket. No, I don't find any problem. Of course it shows some wearing. And I note some grip while pushing it out the pocket.
1441061
There is for mine. But then, my phone's on the small side, and my wallet's pretty thin...so your mileage may vary. The pockets aren't cargo pockets but they are pretty generous.
2131890
The pockets are open. Its good for small items such as you see in the picture. Headbands or large necklaces will not fit well. THank YOu
1001956
no because of the double zipper --- pull strap connect them. very small lock on side pockets
1678186
Michael, there is plenty of room in the pockets, but I don't tend to put them in there due to the tendency for them to hang down and push the Underquilt too far away from my cold little bottom and create a draft area. I do keep my light camp shoes in them in the winter for my midnight "nature walks".
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Clipping to the outer area of the pocket would be helpful as the white arrowed 2 buttons control the amount of time set & the lower black button is on / off. These could more easily be moved IF inside a pocket due to body movement 7 cloth friction especially IF at the waist or lower extremities. Being in the pocket would be awkward for on / of access.
508096
I carry mine in my front pant pocket. I find it is more comfortable than using the carrying attachment that clips on at the waist. It is easy to slip it in and out of my pocket.
996115
Yes, you slip into it like the half of a sleeveless jacket. Then you fasten it to your body with the attached Velcro straps under the arm and across the body. You don't have to hold it in place. I find it very practical that you can move and walk around wearing it. It will stay in place. - I like to add that it covers one side of your shoulder at a time, but you can turn it inside out to treat the other side of the shoulder. Hope this will explain it better.
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Not really. I wear normal size jeans and find that I have to extend the pocket with one hand while sliding in the phone with the other. It's easier to get out though, but then the pocket gets pulled out. The silicone doesn't attract much lint, and when it does, it's easy to get on and off.
2103110
They shouldn't call it a cell phone pocket. iPhones don't fit, and I would have to imagine droids would not either. I put my phone, keys, wallet and anything else in the side pockets.
667319
I strap it on my wrist, directly below my palm. If you look at your pinky and then the bone bump of your wrist below it as you follow that edge of your hand, the strap should go right in that gap and around your wrist, snug but not strangling.