I bought this splint and when I took it out of the box a small black foam wedge fell to the ground (it has velcro on both sides). Where does it go?
2041637
Sorry, we do not remember receiving a black foam wedge with velcro on both sides in our box. Perhaps it is part of the packaging or an extender of some type.
2041638
I wish I could tell you, Sarah. I didn't remember seeing one when my boot arrived; so, I checked it again. There is no wedge in my boot. Sorry.
1662905
They sell replacement velcro strips on their website. 3 for $2.50. Go to the search function and type in velcro. It will be the last result. I'm having the same issue as you.
1603693
Locate the top t in total gym XLS on the slider cushion. Imagine a horizontal line from there to the rails. You should see a hole on either side.Just a note, the holes do logically seem as if they are low, but they are correct once your on the slider and you arms are fully extended downward.Good Luck
181598
You will need to contract the manufacture or they may be available at a local hardware store. I contacted the manufacture due to foam padding on the side of the trampoline deteriorating and have yet to hear from them.
577960
no. it is a cloth splint, and not strong enough. I have the same problem and it is better than anything else I have found
1077446
Oooh, it appears they made a mistake. There should be a part (coupler, I think they call it) that is fixed around the pole in order for the "cone" not to slide down the pole: tehn you fold closed the cone over the coupler--on which it rests and holds. If the coupler (with its screws) was not in the package, you should complain and have the whole thing replaced or have them ship to you the missing part. Good luck!
2021611
Mine was purchased for an upcoming rebuild that has not happened yet. I do not know about how it fits. I did get it out of the box and it seems to be thick and full. Looks like it is a soft rubber compound that will work much better than the deteriorating foam version I have now. Sorry I cannot give complete installation report as it is still on the to do list.
1801279
I used the universal pad for my son's knee surgery. It comes with velcro so you can tighten it up how you want it.
590023
Well... Studiohut (the seller) should probably know better than me, but mine definitely comes off. I just took it off to see. There's an adjustment knob on the bottom that screws into the cold shoe from the bottom via 1/4-20 thread. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean, or perhaps it's been re-engineered since I bought mine.
343538
The back is made of a semi rigid thin foam, 1/8" thick if I had to guess. I would not call it a splint but it is more support than just fabric.
1104432
It does not have a splint. It's much more comfortable than the plastic versions.
1334028
That's odd. You shouldn't have to twist it to velcro. Sounds like you may have received a bad one.
1462095
Personally, I would keep looking for a better quality shoe stretcher. When I tried to tighten it down, the plastic broke, so now it is useless. Plus, there was nothing there to actually hold the stretcher in your shoe. The black part does not go inside. Keep looking!!!
1445096
The hard metal piece, the splint, is removable. It's just a bit tricky. Using pliers to grab the metal piece would help.
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You can keep searching the web site for the side that you want. I found that they were not all in one place. I have just tried mine on the other foot, and it seemed fine. There is no apparent curve in the structure that would indicate right or left, perhaps it is in the inside bladder for the "air cast"portion. If you cannot locate the correct side, perhaps a call to customer service or easier....take the plunge and order one. It can be returned, but don't try it on with the dog around!
939052
There are two small pieces of velcro in the box -- I missed them the first time too. Those adhere to the plastic and hold them on.
631596
I can't answer on how to repair the Velcro, but for others who use this device, I never undo the Velcro...just force my hand into the opening. If I did have the problem, I would sew the straps down permanently, and just live with it that way.