is wrist loop removable.
2018573
I have ordered twice - this cane is available without loop - but if you get it with - then Jst cut it off easily.
2018574
Easily. It's attached with a ring such as found on key rings. The wrist loop can be slid off just like removing a key from a keyring. The plug in the upper end of the cane is only plastic and can be removed if you don't want the tiny bump-out where the keyring attaches, but that would leave the upper end of the cane open. The bump-out is very small and shouldn't present any problem. I suppose you could cut it off with a knife. The plug is rubbery.
252246
No you are not.. the loop is sewn on top and bottom... not removable.. I usually only have to remove my belt from the first loop on my pants to have it on my right hip.... Good quality product, but I do wish it had a clip to attach it to your pants.. Still a great buy, I ended up getting 3 more for my buddies, who all really like them as well..
1221683
In the picture the ankle loop has a piece you see stickink out. That is the key that opens the cuff. It is removable.
2257939
Yes. But I suggest you leave it on: I forgot to put it back on when cutting holes for door handles, just about broke my wrist when it seized.
1788567
The loop attaches to the camera at the place where the neck strap would have attached. The loops attach to the strap/sling via "quick connect/disconnect" units, so they can be easily disconnected and reconnected from/to the strap/sling. This system has worked wonderfully for me.
1832313
Not a loop, but a clip that hooks over your belt. Never had it come off except when I got careless and clipped it over my belt and pants instead of just the belt.
1746750
It has both - a loop sewn and a metal clip on top of the loop. If you are pretty tough with it you might want to re in-force the sewn loop. Will eventually break down if you are wearing it a ton.
934285
yes, it can come off the wristband. This unit works great, easy to use and right on the money for yardage. Can't go wrong with this.
132837
Yes it is removable. The rings are attached to a plastic backing that slides into a pocket behind the writing tablet. Also the rings are 1.5 inches in diameter.
981970
Just pull the buckle side of the wrist strap away from the watch and slide it off. I don't wear mine on my wrist during the winter because of the long sleeved jacket I wear. I like it there during the warm seasons. It is easy to remove the strap.
60959
It can be taken out of the rubber wrist casing. But you will need a casing with the dimension of the computer.
1746751
It has both - a loop sewn and a metal clip on top of the loop. It is not practical to remove the metal clip except by using a hacksaw or equivalent (leaving a sharp edge, alas). I have used these for a couple of years only with the belt loop, with replacement interval being about 6 weeks, when the top of the loop stitching invariably comes apart. I buy them by the dozen...sometimes can get them for $2.00 each.
314071
The picture that I recall (6 - 8 weeks ago) and the present picture do not show a wrist strap, but a loop at the end that can be used to connect to a strap or belt loop (I am not sure that mine would hold up on a belt loop). An no, I did not receive wrist straps. I do use a chunk of "vet wrap" around my wrist, then through the loop, and then around my wrist higher up my arm (and partly over the clicker, leaving the button exposed). But that is my implementation of a wrist strap that works for me.
1179519
The simple answer is no.You can, technically. There is no hardware thats removable though...you'd loose the loop. You would either have to cut the loop off or, if your crafty, drill out the substantial rivets (5) and take it off. You could, after that, use chicago screws to install your own loop, but thats a project. It's not like a Coldsteel sheath.
2244128
No thumb loops... But, I have found that these don't need them (they're thick enough - when tightened appropriately - they don't to ride up on my wrists)
488209
Yes, the bands are removable. Love the machine. I have two, one at home and one in the lake house.
472846
I had problems getting the wrist strap 'threaded' into the opening, its a "royal pain" for old hands like mine! But I asked my adult son to help, and he was able to get it threaded through the opening and attached for me. Since he got it attached, I didn't try this, but the narrow point of needle-nose pliers might slide into the opening enough to help you pull the loop through, you then thread the strap through the loop to finish the job. Good luck! I would be leery of opening the the back of the device to get access to the opening. I don't have access to the device right now, I can't say for sure...