I need directions to hang the rings. I put strap in, but when I place body weight on them, thry move. How do I set it up correctly? THX. Darcy
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The strap can go through the teeth in 2 different directions. One of them keeps it tighter than the other. Try threading it in the other direction.
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I think you put the end of the strap through the wrong side of the buckle...there should be an arrow pointing the right direction. If not try differently from what you're doing, good luck.
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Loop the strap across the bar or whichever apparatus you use to support it. With the push lever of the cam buckle facing up, press down on the cam buckle until you can make it open and close properly. It should look like a mouth chomping open and closed. Next, look at the right side of the cam buckle as you are facing it. It should read "web feed" and have a narrow pointing toward you. This simply tells you to feed the other end from the back opening of the "mouth" toward you, underneath the opening and closing "jaw" of the cam buckle. Once that is in place, adjust it to the appropriate height for the apparatus from which you are hanging it, and you should be in business. Loop the strap across the bar or whichever apparatus you use to support it. With the push lever of the cam buckle facing up, press down on the cam buckle until you can make it open and close properly. It should look like a mouth chomping open and closed. Next, look at the right side of the cam buckle as you are facing it. It should read "web feed" and have a narrow pointing toward you. This simply tells you to feed the other end from the back opening of the "mouth" toward you, underneath the opening and closing "jaw" of the cam buckle. Once that is in place,... » Read More Loop the strap across the bar or whichever apparatus you use to support it. With the push lever of the cam buckle facing up, press down on the cam buckle until you can make it open and close properly. It should look like a mouth chomping open and closed. Next, look at the right side of the cam buckle as you are facing it. It should read "web feed" and have a narrow pointing toward you. This simply tells you to feed the other end from the back opening of the "mouth" toward you, underneath the opening and closing "jaw" of the cam buckle. Once that is in place, adjust it to the appropriate height for the apparatus from which you are hanging it, and you should be in business. « Show Less
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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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Hello.First thing you have to check is the direction of the strap in the metal device. You can start by pulling from one side and another to be sure you've the right direction. If you have it right then you can make a small knot to the strap and then it wont pass from the metal device.
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There's arrows on the metal piece. You need to thread them up in the direction of the arrows. Hope this helps.
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I know it is a little harder to do but you need to load the strap through the bottom of the buckle. While depressing the thumb tab you have to thread the strap from the middle on the bottom to the outside. That will take care of any slipping problems. I have a 400+ lb. friend that works out with me and never has a problem at all with them.
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insert the straps into the buckle in the opposite way that you are doing it. i know it seems counter-intuitive - i had the exact same problem! so basically, you are inserting the strap through the "back" side of the buckle (the extra strap will come out like a tongue through a dragon's teeth). once you do that, when the buckle clamps, it will hold. these are really super rings, easy on the hands and durable (i have had them outside all summer). but they really should include some visual instructions. hope this helps!
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Step to attach neck strap ::Step 1: undo strap from adjustmentStep 2: attach short piece to ring on binoStep 3: attach long piece to ring on bino Step 4: attach the two pieces together If these instructions don't help just let me know
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Sorry I never replied here -- but here's a link to some photos of the strap setup (scroll down to the bottom of the discussion):http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=440646
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It's locked in place. Twist the green ring until it snaps out of the lock position, then it should move up and down for you :)
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i am not sure about your 1st question. But i do know that you need to hang the heavy bag and use another rope to tie the bottom of the heavy bag to this stuff, the heavy bag cant stand on the anchor. and this makes the anchor only suits heavy bags with double ends, meaning that there is a ring on each end of them
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Once you have it perfectly balanced, all you have to do is raise your arms to come out of the inverted position. You will need a spotter for the first few times. Make sure you also use the strap your first few times, this will prevent you from full inversion. My first time fully inverted was a bit scary, so make sure again you have a spotter.
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The ring isn't heavy. If there is no way to hang the net, I would maybe go and get that heavy duty Velcro and use that to attach the ring to the ceiling. I used that stuff once to hang my framed photographs in a show. When the show was over, the glass and frames broke from trying to rip them off of the walls. In other words... that Velcro is intense.. and WORKS.
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from what i know, you just push them in, make sure it aligns and push it in, my brother did it for me .... he says to make sure the ring aligns, and your best bet would be to search it on youtube to see yourself and make sure :) good luck !
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I had trouble with this too. I tried 4 or 5 times, then it just fell into place. If you look at the picture carefully, the loops go over the bar and the bottom protruding arms hook on the bottom bar. Good Luck.
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I have the same issue....I have screwed the ring down as far as possible .... bracket just falls out...I will try small screws and super glue..need it this weekend no time to send back...what a rip
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Are you talking about the long handle or the short, cross-wise handle? If your long handle is loose, twist the ring that you would hang it from, at the end of the handle, clockwise to tighten it. Mine was loose as well. You might have to stick something through the ring to get enough leverage, unless you're an Amazon!
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We did it... just adjust the chain lengths accordingly on each hook. If you need longer chain, it can be picked up at the hardware store VERY cheap!
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Nothing came with mine. You can see videos on line. Set up...after I put my hooks too wide I Called,was told "raise your arms above your head and that is where (how wide) the hooks should be. I bought ikea hooks --there solid and used chain to be able to adjust. The moves are much harder than they look on the videos. Dave v.
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I have started with my gloves on when i was hanging on my gym wall next to the ring but its a little tricky. prob no chance of starting it if its not stable against a wall.
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Hello Patrick,You should be able to adjust the straps as tight as you want, you can feed the loops twice if it is not tight enough. The loops are large enough to have you feed the straps twice if needed. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Generally what works for me is I put the lines up like I'm going to prepare to hang clothes; once in place grab on of the sagging lines and as you begin to turn large wheel (to tighen lines) pull that line in towards the wall mount. Once it is tightened, I pull the little wheel on other side to loosen all the lines (usually works best if you have two people-one pulling and turning knobs other person pushing lines) disconnect lines from the pole walk towards holder part way - turn around and place lines back like you are preparing to hang clothes again and repeat. Thus far it has worked every time for me. Yes, it is a bit much to do but it works :)
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Hi Frank, You can loop a rope through the D Ring on the strap and work it that way. Hope this helps.