How to fasten the strap?
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You slip the strap between 2 rings, back under one of them, then snap it to the button on the left strap.
103181
Slip your arm through the loop made with the velcro strap. Once in place it can be made tighter.
763018
If you have the locks (purchased separately), unlock them first. Pop out the center, which includes a hex-key (Allen wrench). Keep turning the hex-key (after inserting into the hex-head screw) counter-clockwise until the securing strap is released completely from restraining pressure of the screw-device. Then pull the strap free to release the foot.
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There should be instructions inside. Basically, you turn it upside down and put the two opposite ends together. Hold that with one hand then push the opposite sides down. Twist the first part in on itself. Then secure with strap and put back into the carrying case. It takes a couple of tries but once you get it, it's simple.
534030
Weave strap through first slot and then back up through the second slot Slip on arm, adjust (pull tight) and press Velcro together.
151835
I have not had any problems attaching or detaching my strap. By the way this is a great pick-up. I ordered two of them, one for a classical guitar and one for a really old steel string dreadnought acoustic.
303892
That's a tough one to explain, make sure you give the latches enough give then clip into your seat. Same for the back latch. There is a grey button that you push that will give you more slack for each strap. Once you clip everything in just pull everything tight. I hope that helps. Maybe they have some videos on YouTube to help more.
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There is a pin on the bottom to attach a strap but you would need narrow leather strip or something like a shoelace for the upper end.
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The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
456691
I couldn't figure it out, so I just use without the straps! Let me know if you get an answer that would help us both.
1378642
When I attach the strap, I line up the screw on the strap with the hole on the bottom of the camera and start threading it on by using (twisting/turning) the strap. Then once the thread has started I use the pop up "C" shaped crank (?) and then hand tighten by turning that. I never overtighten but always make sure it is snug then lay the "C" shaped crank flush against the camera. I hope this helps!
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the strap should come up thru the hole in the rebound bar so it can be easily accessed, almost like you were going to put it in the seat with the little one. I just tighten it, then tuck it down so my son doesn't yank on it and tighten it more himself. I hope that helps
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Place the back wrap on your back where you need it, then take long strap in front, put it through the eyelet pull strap to the right and fasten on velcro, then pump it up where it's not too tight but comfortable. Hope this helps.
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you could use your old strap. not the most secure but would work in a pinch
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First, you pull the nylon strap through the plastic piece in an over under type deal. Then you loop it through the buckle piece on the case then you double back the same exact way you came in. If that makes any sense haha. Its tricky and I couldnt get it on my own but I just copied the strap that was on my big boy camera.
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The strap cannot be opened.Throw one end over the limb then pull the other end through the loop to tighten the strap.
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Slide the small loop under the camera strap slot, then feed the larger loop through the small loop. Pull until the small loop is tight around the camera strap slot and you're good to go.