Is this for top tear checks, or side tear checks?
257585
I use it for top-tear, but see no reason why it wouldn't work for side-tear.....
257586
I am using it as a top tear, but I see there is a slot to insert side tearing checks if that is what you need. I like it. It was a tight fit for my register and checkbook in the beginning when it was new, but after it was broken in, it is soft and supple. I would buy again.
2056963
it's both side. At least from our experience those diamond powders on disc stay very very well, very durable by this price.Just one, careful, it's thin blade disc, you cannot push too hard on vertical direction when you cut. keep cut straigt then you can use very long more than you expected.
320624
Both. I have done both. I luggage checked the seat once (reluctantly, after hearing stories of how seats are tossed and the resulting impact may well be akin to that of a minor accidental and one should avoid that). Seat and cover seems to have survived trip. I should add that my bag has some minor tears now. They have not affected performance of the bag (my other bags ended up with bigger rips), but just something to keep in mind. One more thing, you can put a lot of stuff into this bag, bring it in, and gate check it. It can save you an extra luggage check fee.
710935
As far as I know, it's for both. I got it because my finger nails were splitting and my doctor told me to try this. It works.
1482998
Yes you can fit a square box of tissues on either side. It's a nice piece...it isn't big but it's nice looking. I love it! I hope this helps your customer
409906
This is pre-perforated, and pretty easy to tear. Can't do it one handed, but it's not tough to tear at all with two hands.
1467895
i have a tear cover with this at the top and it holding..as long as there is pressure it will hold..... just be sure and push all air pockets out.. hope this helps...
824715
This one is used for medical reasons, although it is affordable and easy to carry around with you. I am a RN, and havent used this particular one, but as a rule, the ones I have used in the past are fairly accurate. There other types used in a hospital for continuous 02 monitoring that stays attached to your finger and is more expensive. These are usually great for a spot check though. The problem I have had is with some of the cheaper brands loosening at the closure so they no longer fit snug enough to get a reading. It is important for your finger to be somewhat warm when you check your 02 sat and also avoid using finger with enlarged knuckles etc (: This one is used for medical reasons, although it is affordable and easy to carry around with you. I am a RN, and havent used this particular one, but as a rule, the ones I have used in the past are fairly accurate. There other types used in a hospital for continuous 02 monitoring that stays attached to your finger and is more expensive. These are usually great for a spot check though. The problem I have had is with some of the cheaper brands loosening at the closure so they no longer fit snug enough to get a reading. It is important for your finger to be somewhat warm when you check your... » Read More This one is used for medical reasons, although it is affordable and easy to carry around with you. I am a RN, and havent used this particular one, but as a rule, the ones I have used in the past are fairly accurate. There other types used in a hospital for continuous 02 monitoring that stays attached to your finger and is more expensive. These are usually great for a spot check though. The problem I have had is with some of the cheaper brands loosening at the closure so they no longer fit snug enough to get a reading. It is important for your finger to be somewhat warm when you check your 02 sat and also avoid using finger with enlarged knuckles etc (: « Show Less
716837
Worked just fine for me. I also had a 2 inch tear in mine. Keep in mind that it darkens quite a bit when it dries.
1198099
I believe the material is the same on both sides - so either would work well! I didn't notice the difference.
831782
So sorry unless the original listings measurementsI find both very useful. I use one as an over the shoulder w my small laptop, CDs etc..ample roomThe other I have 6 checkbooks, my wallet opened, and 3 eyeglass cases standing on one end. This is in the bottom half of the bag. The quality far is superior to most all out there so if you can make it work or need a bag for the beach or something this is one that you should not wear out.
1226656
Yes, it does a good job scanning both sides through the top document feeder. It is slower of course, but works well. That is one of the reasons I upgraded from an 8480dn, I needed double sided scanning. For mixed one sided and two sided documents, I simply delete the blank pages with acrobat.
2031825
Maybe, but would be difficult, this device is primarily used to check slides for organizing or review. Not recommended for other purposesRecently had all my slides scanned by Fotobridge, did super job.
1966756
Just one side, you get to see the entire side. I would only use these sleeves they are the best.
1034011
I got my tape measure out and pulled out one side of the pannier. My opinion? It is one of those things where I could say strictly yes you could do this. But from a practical vantage I would say No. The reasons? 1) it would be very tight in both directions; and 2) a computer is a rigid object and these just aren't really meant to be holding that sort of rigid thing when it is draping down, etc. I would say that if you really want to do this or have to do this, it would be worth ordering, trying it out, and deciding. I don't do that with stuff too much but in this situation you propose I am thinking it would be the only way to be certain. I got my tape measure out and pulled out one side of the pannier. My opinion? It is one of those things where I could say strictly yes you could do this. But from a practical vantage I would say No. The reasons? 1) it would be very tight in both directions; and 2) a computer is a rigid object and these just aren't really meant to be holding that sort of rigid thing when it is draping down, etc. I would say that if you really want to do this or have to do this, it would be worth ordering, trying it out, and deciding. I don't do that with stuff too much but in this situation you propose I am... » Read More I got my tape measure out and pulled out one side of the pannier. My opinion? It is one of those things where I could say strictly yes you could do this. But from a practical vantage I would say No. The reasons? 1) it would be very tight in both directions; and 2) a computer is a rigid object and these just aren't really meant to be holding that sort of rigid thing when it is draping down, etc. I would say that if you really want to do this or have to do this, it would be worth ordering, trying it out, and deciding. I don't do that with stuff too much but in this situation you propose I am thinking it would be the only way to be certain. « Show Less
296753
I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
688331
yes I use both sides, when dead lifting. over and under. Hope that answer ur ??