We cannot find a way to attach the lanyards. any help?
1082055
I just received mine and they cam with the lanyards attached. (Maybe they heard the complaints?) However, the lanyards are so short they are pretty useless for anything but hanging. I can barely fit a couple of fingers in them.
1082056
loop a length of thread around the lanyard, then thread the thread through the hole and pull the lanyard through!
1082057
I can remember that they were difficult but I did it. I had to throw all of my flashlights away, so can't look at them. Be aware that you should not use the batteries that come with the product. Mine corroded within a month and they would no longer work even though I replaced with new batties. I had to throw away all of them. Very disappointing.
1082058
it was very difficult and I basically separated the metal ring as Jennifer did in the previous response and put it through the tiny hole on the flashlight. I hope you have better luck with these than we did. Over half of the flashlights did not work after a week.
1082059
It was very difficult to do. You have to separate the tiny metal ring, kind of like a key chain, and then try to jam it into the hole on the flashlight on the lanyard. My husband and I struggled and had some sore and broken fingernails.
1456710
Lanyards are PITA I cut all mine off. Buy a package of triple As batteries local.
1692127
The lanyard on mine is sewn on to the pouch. There's no other place to attach a lanyard without modifying the pouch.
72840
I haven't tried that but there is a hole that might be suitable for a lanyard.
1916906
I have scanned in the directions but I'm not able to attach them to this box.
1691049
Yes to lanyard and carrying case gaurantee with company but if you had a problem I am sure you could call amazon and they would help or guide you who to talk to
381615
Maybe we have a different model, but I do not see any place where a lanyard couls attach. We bought a silicone form fitted protective cover that allows us to use the clip on the back of the radio, but usually we just slide the radio in a pocket and use the earbuds, except when we go walking together, then just clip to a pocket edge. Works GREAT!!! We love it!
1443960
Not sure what to tell u since we tied the bands on using a self-tightening knot. U can find the knot on YouTube. Good luck.
1512123
Push the mount tab that is under the lower end of your unit and slice the unit away, in the direction of the top of the unit. Mine is also a bit hard to remove, I sometimes have to gently wiggle the unit out. You might also want to look underneath to see if the metal loop to tie down the lanyard (or to unlock the back cover) might not be in the way.
582084
If your phone does not have a tiny slit-like opening at the top on the corner edge, then you will not be able to attach ANY lanyard to it. Some phones have this and some don't. If you have it, then you stick the end of the loop through the slit and then pull the other end of the lanyard through it to make a slipknot so to speak, and then pull it tight to secure it. I hope that answers your question.
1546413
I honestly don't know. I gave mine away. There is a small hole showing in the picture where the lanyard goes through. I would think that could be put on a keychain since most of them only have a thin wire on them.
1114621
It isn't easy to secure but this is what I've done: Put the lower circular connectors on top of one another so they are together. The top parts then go together by pushing the part that sticks up into the groove on the edge of the other side. They then are locked in place.
204581
No they do not. these are more for bag storage. I would look elsewhere if you were looking for ones with a lanyard.
936823
No. My experience is the lanyard loop is made fast with a metal lug, similar to a staple. You can't remove it easily.
1974242
I bought five of them and lined them up next to each other. I can't see how you could attach them to each other.
658546
Sorry, I can't help you with that. I don't have any experience with lanyards.
1559371
I had to cut off a side piece of the Avery Badge to fit the holder. The holders were made of plastic that had to be seperated by placing your had in the slot, once that was done you could card insert. The clips are not made for lanyards,