What size is the joint on the neck? Typical 24/40 neck?
472062
I had to measure this and the best I can come up with is 15 mil. (diameter) x 25 mil. length (height) of neck. Hope this helps.
995421
Benhind neck. Curved part should be over your ears. Flex to fix comfortable and snug
2210123
I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts kill motors. So . . . a 23.6" belt stands a good chance of working as long as it's fairly stretchy. I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts... » Read More I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts kill motors. So . . . a 23.6" belt stands a good chance of working as long as it's fairly stretchy. « Show Less
2004294
Hi there. 48 inches. I love it; bought a second one to take to my house abroad. Can do high impact exercises on it without next day pain in my neck. My only complaints: it could be wider (it's only 20 inches w) and also it gets marks and scuffs pretty easy. hope this helps! Norita.
1048897
its small, but almost too big to wear around the neck. it's 4 inches from the mouth piece (bottom left) to the tip (top right).
1656868
I don't have it, I have a neck problem, but think it was not quite full size but can't remember, sorry
621131
Mine isin its normal place at back of neck. And the size is right when I wear it.
160820
Approximately 8 inches long by 5-1/2 inches wide at the neck. The max width is 8 inches. The neck is elastic and fits over jelly rings for straining.
1129203
My neck measures 13.5in, and the size regular fit is snug. My problem with the seller is that they did not send my color choice. It was too much trouble to return the item.
2103967
I am right about that size, maybe slightly less, not sure. It is indeed comfy but...I have had THREE of these 'snap' on me on the head brace, the plastic part if fairly easy to break. Once it does you have to tape it up or w/e. I havent tried taping it but I am going to try on this latest pair. It would be nice if Plantronics did something about this.
1613651
Hi Reesa. According to these old eyes (heh) it looks about 24.6mm. Hope this helps. :-)
204431
I actually never measured wth the head on the shank. I would imagine the 20 in. Is JUST the shank without the tip. Because depending on variations (small) between types and styles EXACT MEASUREMENT would be not worthy of knowing. Actually maybe I misunderstand the question as I don't see this as a vital question.
1404079
Honestly? I can 't tell you. Mine doesn't even transmit. As for the fit, I haven't measured my neck but it's pretty big and it's a tight fit.
587521
Using a measurement of the circumference of the throat at the base of the neck, then:Small 13" - 15" (33 - 38 cm)Medium 16" - 19" (40.5 - 48.25 cm)Large 20" - 23" (51 - 58.5 cm)
2096481
From shoulder to shoulder it is 16" across te collar bone, hope this helps.
497400
Don't go based on wrist sized, it's more about how much support you need. Unless you have extremely tiny wrists, if you're using them to bench press I would go with the 24". My wrists are particularly bad (they pop out of socket), so once I got my bench up past 340, I had to switch to 36" wraps from a different brand to get enough support, but for a medium-heavy amount of weight 24" should be fine
2008430
15J. Fits both of my singers. it was agood purchase and Worth the money for me.