Are both side of the velcro stretchy or just one? Most straps have just one stretchy end and I need them both like that.
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Nope. There's a plastic part that has the rough, "sticky" side of the velcro - it's approximately 3 inches in length. The rest of it is very stretchy!
1091767
The entire strap is stretchy & is pulled tight & secured by the velcro. Works good around a yoga mat.
1091768
all I recall is the entire thing being wayy to stretchy for my needs. So I got rid of it, needless to say I'd lean towards yes
1091769
Yes, both sides stretch, but like any other stretch velcro straps, they eventually lose the stretch and stickiness after long use
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All my veranda pieces have 2 click straps, opposing sides. I use the pull strap to loop around as well after I have tightened them.
1642767
Top strap is ~13" and one piece that connects to a post on the outside/top of the knee pad. Bottom strap is ~16" in total and closes with velcro behind your calf and is attached on both sides of the pad and closes in the middle. Both are elastic type straps so they can stretch a bit beyond the approximate measurements I provided above. I hope this helps you. I use mine frequently with my volunteer work for Habitat. The next day my knees feel great. Make it a great day.
1265548
works on either one. you just attach the big strap to one side or the other.
656063
The straps are adjustable, so you can modify to the length you prefer. I love the straps, so much better than wearing around the neck. If you carry multiple bodies, you can strap one to each side and use as needed. In fact, I only ever use one side per body - or put another way, I do not use as it is designed per se. We all spend a lot on our gear, and while this item may seem like a luxury, it is one I use each and every time I shoot with my bag in tow.
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The straps are Velcro. I've never had one break. They are a fabric with Velcro closure. I leave mine on all the time and never had a problem. I don't know if you can get replacements. But my last cup holder got wrecked before the straps, my Macaw chewed it.
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They actually go both ways...there are snaps on side and buckles on one side so you can shorten or lengthen with buckles as well as open if you want to actually use the buckles and there are snaps on the other end for easy access :)
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The design is on one side, the other side is plain and the straps are very sturdy. I hope that this helps.
606378
they provide a short black string at the end of each clip. Remove the old straps and thread the short black line through the slot on each side where the old straps went so that a small loop is sticking out each side, pull these together and clip on.
312145
Yes, the straps are one length of heavy-duty nylon. One end has the very strong clip and the other end has an open loop so you can hook them together. I am very happy with the set-up I rigged for my grandson's swing.
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I use two. one on each end of the hammock. Some tree straps need one on each end by the tree also.
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Bottom straps don't stretch--it's like a belt buckle--depends how much it's raised--if short it is possible to sew a extension pce on to lengthen--
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Both and the back are Martingale loops. Both straps are fully adjustable. You can attach leash to either one or both depending on what you are doing. When taking her for a casual walk, I use the front to reduce pulling. When training, I use the back loop to keep the leash out of the way. When navigating through a crowded area, I use both loops to provide the maximum control.
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It does not look like straps only are available, but their web site does have an E-mail contact us page. I do have to ask, how on earth do the straps tear off? I've had only 2 pairs in 30 years and still have the original straps in good condition. Not much pressure is needed to hold the body in place, try wearing shoes if you are concerned about slipping out. I hope that helps - Randy PS ratchet straps is what I commented on, not the knee bend loops.
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It was 2 straps, but it didn't really matter since the bag ripped apart on the very first outing.A waste of good money for very shoddy workmanship. I hope your luck is better than mine.
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There are two straps, each one about 3 or 4 inches away from the end. They are really long adjustment cords and stayed tight during all my trips.
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There is no Velcro. There is a metal "belt buckle" with three sharp teeth on each one that permanently hold the adjustment you desire. You can change it, but what I mean is they really grab in to the strap and won't move slowly like a bra strap and come undone. I had to tighten them up all the way to make them fit (I have broad shoulders and am 5' 8" but am slender and the large was too big. Now that it has stretched just a bit, I cannot take mine up any more. So better to order slightly on the small side than on the large.