How does the strap attach to the harness? Is it stitched together? A standard "O" ring?? I am trying to determine if I can attach a longer tether?
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You can change out the tether it comes off just as a leash would to a collar.
1671271
It is a plastic clip. It would be easy to extend the tether with another clip or whatever you prefer. FYI:There is a piece of Velcro next to the clip if you want to use the tether without the harness.
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There's a plastic clip and a plastic ring for the tether itself. You could easily attach a longer tether with a ring.
1906131
Both ends have the standard leash type clasp. You could connect 2. Either end(s) attaches to the pets' collar or harness ring.
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One end is the buckle. The other end is cut off. You put the cut off end into the buckle properly for solid fastening, at any tightness you want. Kind of like a belt without holes in it. Once you get it to the length you need, you can snap it in or out and even tighten it further once it is snapped. If you are using the strap for only one purpose, you can sew the loose end so it won't budge at all. You can cut off excess at an angle and flame the end so it won't unravel.
363147
I bought the rotating adapter and the camera at the same time, and so it came with a tether and I don't know which one the tether was with with. Also, I have used the adpater with my camera on my helmet while driving and the adapter has never become unattached. The double sticky tape has held very tight.
898671
No clue, I threw the darn strap away, I know how but it's really wimpy and isn't any good. Sorry if i didnt help any, best if luck with the strap
203531
There are two more rows of MOLLE webbing on the rear portion of the harness, as well as a drag handle.See http://www.condoroutdoor.com/Condor-MCR7.aspx for more info and photos.
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They don't have a "D" ring but they do have something they call "soft connect", which works very well and I'm assuming the same concept you're referring about. You can connect using the hook, or pull the rope through whatever you want to latch onto, and the hook will come around and connect to a secondary strap which prevents ruining finishes if that's the case. Here's a good picture of what I'm talking about: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&uact;=8&v;ed=0CAcQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kidsattractions.com%2Fcatalog%2Fparts-and-accessories%2Fheavy-duty-ratchet-straps.html&ei;=1YXrVIjrEIiuogTK_oLADw&bvm;=bv.86475890,d.cGU&psig;=AFQjCNFH_PT6v6kKhtuj-UxlyQfPUPRUEw&ust;=1424807747152419. The strap is on the left. They don't have a "D" ring but they do have something they call "soft connect", which works very well and I'm assuming the same concept you're referring about. You can connect using the hook, or pull the rope through whatever you want to latch onto, and the hook will come around and connect to a secondary strap which prevents ruining finishes if that's the case. Here's a good picture of what I'm talking about:... » Read More They don't have a "D" ring but they do have something they call "soft connect", which works very well and I'm assuming the same concept you're referring about. You can connect using the hook, or pull the rope through whatever you want to latch onto, and the hook will come around and connect to a secondary strap which prevents ruining finishes if that's the case. Here's a good picture of what I'm talking about: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=images&cd;=&cad;=rja&uact;=8&v;ed=0CAcQjRw&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kidsattractions.com%2Fcatalog%2Fparts-and-accessories%2Fheavy-duty-ratchet-straps.html&ei;=1YXrVIjrEIiuogTK_oLADw&bvm;=bv.86475890,d.cGU&psig;=AFQjCNFH_PT6v6kKhtuj-UxlyQfPUPRUEw&ust;=1424807747152419. The strap is on the left. « Show Less
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I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than trying to take the unit apart. I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than... » Read More I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than trying to take the unit apart. « Show Less
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No...there is no place to attach it. I saw online where a guy used fishing line to make his own tether. Maybe you can try something like that.
2275577
It doesn't have a hook if that's what you mean. it winds through like other straps. I use my my camera often, and have had this strap for quite a while without issue of it falling off. I like that I can adjust it long so the camera can go onto my back if I'm climbing up somewhere for a shot, and it is secure.
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I know that the ultimate harness has a handle on too instead of complete velcrow. If you look the up kn google images there are lots of different angles.
1897520
It has a loop right behind the hand hold to attach a leash-I use it as a harness most of the time
528112
You have to get one of the flat plastic adjustor pieces that is available. It has 2 long rectangular slots, so the strap is adjustable. I just pop riveted the ones I did and wound it with electrical tape. You could use small screws, nuts and washers also.
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Mine accommodates a harness, I bought the small size and my Basenji's harness has a hook which I can access through a small hole in this vest. Not sure if it's the same place for other sizes of vests/dogs.
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I would say those users are not attaching the safety tether to their dog's collar! My 12 lb. Poochon gets out also unless I attach it, but then is happy in the car seat & can see outside. You can also adjust the tether's length. I love this car seat, have also used it for my 20 lb. cat, who loves it!
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You can attach it to either one. I attach it to a harness but also to my puppy's Gentle Leader..either way it works great. He still pulls quit a bit when I walk him so having him pull on my body rather than my arm works out nicely...before my arm got very sore. Also, I keep him tethered to me in the house at times so I can move about but keep my eye on him. One of my finds has a full grown dog and she uses The Buddy System and the puppy trainer also recommended it. Be careful about the size you order...my trainer said to order a medium not the small even though I'm only 5'2" and weight 105. Here' some detail from the product description:The Regular Dog System is available in 3 adjustable belt sizes which can accommodate waists from 22" to 60". The Small Dog System is offered only in Black with 1 adjustable belt size accommodating waists from 27 to 50. You can see that the small size may not accommodate a smaller waist so depending on your needs be careful about the size you order.
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I think there at two tethers so you can put two dogs in there. When I only have one dog in I only use one. So I just use the harnesses that I already have.