How can i remove the adjustable strap/band without broken?
2025556
I had the product only for a week and i returned it did not fit me well. But the strap was not removable .
2025557
Grab it close to where it connects to the headphones and pull. Should come right out, without breaking. I had to remove the band from mine because I couldn't get a good fit with it installed.
2028274
Put the end with the flat tip (and groves on the side) through the slot on the one side. When you get to the other side slip it through the other side sideways. The groves hold the strap in place. :)
115002
Hey Victoria: My son broke his band too probably by tugging too hard when taking the watch off. I'm gonna write to the company now to see if replacement bands are available. Please post if you found another band. Thanks, John
2026118
I suggest emailing the vendor and/or manufacturer to ask about a replacement strap. It is made by a company called K-Cliffs Lifestyle and here's the link to their home webpage: http://www.k-cliffs.com/ From there, click on the "contact us" link and ask if you can just buy a strap replacement. Good luck and hope this helps.
1294773
Sorry I don't have any suggestions for replacement parts. Since the strap was broken when you received the shipment, you're probably better off just returning the entire thing to Amazon for a full refund, then ordering a new gravity bar kit.
488207
Patty, the arm bands are not attached to the machine when you take it out of the box. The straps can be attached to the machine by screws which you could easily be unscrewed if you feel that the straps get in your way. Hope this helps.
960155
I've found if I tighten from the back and then pull the strap no problem but it is impossible to tighten from the strap itself
811252
Yes....The knob unscrews and it will spring open enough to remove the band. It can be rotated to any position, not really in the way at all.
585686
Yes, that strap is a PAIN! I had to use a straight pin to help me pull it under the cross pin, and a good flashlight! That's the best advice I can give.
267312
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!
898673
I just unscrewed the handle fixtures so I could put that on. The velcro strap is extremely annoying and falls out when I take it off. If I could reverse the velcro side I think I could get it to stay in.
1527360
Use a pair of pliers or a crescent wrench to twist off the metal prongs and then slip it out of the collar.
1112253
It's all attached using Velcro. You can adjust the tightness around and attach or remove the band above the belly.
1278848
The simplest would be to replace the buckle. Remove the old buckle by carefully cutting the threads. If you have a buckle from a previous bag, then sew it back on web belt. I am really disappointed with this bag's performance - from the way oversize belt (which by the way won't stay in a fixed length), to the belt stays slipping and the buckle releasing from just a little bit of pressure allowing the entire assembly to unexpectedly fall from my waist. Sorry I could not have been of greater assist on the repair. Hope for the best.
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StephanieThe strap is adjustable, there are instructions in the box on how to do it.
1445096
The hard metal piece, the splint, is removable. It's just a bit tricky. Using pliers to grab the metal piece would help.
1284905
The strap is fed through 2 slots cut out of the back of the safe. You are able to remove the strap from its current position, but there are no other cut outs in the back of the safe to slide the strap through... You could either make new cuts where you want the straps to go through, or maybe attach the strap inside the safe somehow, with superglue or whatnot. Hope this helps!