is there a draw string for under your chin
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There's one long string, about the size of a large boot lace. It goes around the crown, then the short half hangs down to hug the nape of your neck (just above the hairline in back.) This is what really keeps the hat on..and it WORKS. The longer half hangs down by your ears. In windy conditions, you can let this hang under your chin...it reaches to almost your collarbone..to catch the hat in the unlikely event is blows off. Otherwise, you can let it hang down in back, or loop it up onto the hat for "storage." SO well thought-out!
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Yes, there is a drawstring for under the chin. It is one piece but hangs in back and ties in front. The string is about like a wide shoestring. Two grommets let the "loop" of the string hang down on the back of your neck, keeping the hat from blowing forward. Two more grommets let the "under the chin" part hang down so you can tie it in front. It holds the hat very nicely. If you want you can adjust it so there is only a string in front. Mine blew off my kayak because it was sitting on the deck, my bad. :-D I really like mine. Hope this helped.
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Technically? No, can be configured to, but unnecessary if using the retention strings properly
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Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3 for live" ...LITERALLY !HughNetherlands Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3... » Read More Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3 for live" ...LITERALLY !HughNetherlands « Show Less
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Does not have draw string but does have stretch elastic for snug fit also has nine straps to keep it tightly secured in the wind hope this helps
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Yes, and yes: The waist is elastic, and there is a draw string. Currently I don't bother tying the drawstring, because the elastic does a good job, but once they're old and the elastic is degraded, I bet the draw string will be a Good Thing!
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No, there are no holes in it (for stringing through). Instead, we do a zip tie around the middle (where the X intersects) and attach our lanyard through that. Our son won't wear anything around his neck, so we have a clippy (not sure the real term) on which the lanyard (it more closely resembles that curly telephone cord) is affixed, and the lanyard through the zip tie onto the chewy. I'll try to take a pic and post it to the user photos feature.
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No it's not a pull out draw ! It's a beverage tray with 2 holes for cup or glass !
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I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come with the cord. I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come... » Read More I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come with the cord. « Show Less
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I don't know that you can. I looked for one and couldn't find one. You may have to buy a strap that would fit in the hole in the side, it's big enough to fit a small string through one.
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There is a zipper between the shoulder blade area that can be opened for a leash to connect to a harness, if that is what you are using. I don't use it, since I get better control with a neck collar up high behind the ears.
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Yes there is room to draw a bow but I would not recommend it due to the fact that the mesh windows are not replaceable. I bought this blind for duck hunting only, I have another blind for bow hunting
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i had the large arm cast cover. like a big rubber oven mitt. no draw string at top. tight rubber seal, gets tighter when you use the bulb to suck out the air, creating a vacuum seal underneath the whole mitt.
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No, there is not much "give". It is a very stiff memory foam type material. It doesn't necessairly go under the chin but rather snugly around the neck. I recently used it on a 12 hour flight and I never found it comfortable.
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There is no chinstrap; there is a really comfortable strap that goes around the back of the head. I have been using the Pilairo for over a year and I love it! Make sure you buy all three parts: nasal pillow, frame and strap together. Good luck!
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Yes. It is adjustable from flat down to 90 degrees. We love it!!! The chin area also raises up, if you can imagine that.
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Yes, my chin was starting to recede and push down another fold of skin, and these exercises have brought my chin back out -- I don't know the anatomy, but my theory is that by firming up a muscle behind the chin they push it forward and stop flesh sagging behind it.
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It's really for if u wear your hair down not in a pony tail they have draw strings for that hair style draw string pony tail is prefer for you if that's the style u wanna wear . This hair clip in is for making your hair look Fuller & longer wearing down
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Hello. The button mic sounds like your best option for proper fitment behind the chin skirt. Most liners will pop out or allow a thin wire to be ran behind them for proper audio setup.Thanks.
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The chin strap is adjustable, but still very tight on my husband and too uncomfortable. I can't speak to the mouth guard as it was missing from my order and they couldn't send me one without me returning the chin strap and re-ordering. Very disappointing. I'd look elsewhere. To be fair though, Amazon did refund me 40% of the original cost.