Are these straps quicker to adjust in length than the typical over-center locking straps?
451728
Because the strap material is new and playable they work great, they exceeded my expeditions, the buckle gaurding is good
451729
Yes....these adjust to size very quickly. I almost didn't think they would hold they went so quickly, but they hold superbly.
451730
I think so. I used them several times now. They are easy to adjust and they stay tight.
1017171
The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle correctly, it's not obvious. I have been very satisfied with the rings. The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle... » Read More The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle correctly, it's not obvious. I have been very satisfied with the rings. « Show Less
1289260
No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be... » Read More No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). « Show Less
1256877
I would recommend you get extra length straps, but these things make a lot of "impossible" things, possible to move. My daughter and I, (two women) moved her tall front loading washer which is very heavy!
92955
It's quite adjustable. The straps may have to be pulled all the way and you'd probably want to cut them, but you should be good.
1642766
Yes, there are two sets of straps-----one on the top which is 15" long. That strap has only a big plastic fastener and the length can be adjusted. The bottom straps are wider and velcrow together. One side is 12" and the other side is 5 1/2".
427353
The length of the entire strap is 12in, but the length that you have for use is 11in of the actual strap. That inch difference is the part that is attached to the wrist part of the strap. These are great straps and a must have in my opinion. I have to order another set because someone with sticky fingers at the gym took mine. Hope this helps you out.
2176358
yes, the strap has a binder so when you loop it in on itself you effectively adjust its total length. not hard to do but it will probably take some trial and error to make it fit the way you want.
298511
Yes. The actual velcro strapping goes the entire width of the back support piece so you have several inches where you can make the adjustment.
825298
Not very much but the strap is very long so there shouldn't be any problems with adjusting.
1201550
I am not sure about that, I would imagine if I was the manufacturer that I would just increase the length on the strap rather than the back pad. This would have to be a question asked directly to the manufacturer, they may have that info on their website?
757784
My 80lb pitbull still has room for adjustment on his harness, but I think that's a bit larger than these are able to adjust by default. I do think they have extensions available.
1017173
The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle correctly, it's not obvious. I have been very satisfied with the rings.
2161190
Its front and back adjustable straps can be increased to reach 28 and 1/2 inches from the shoulder padding that sits on the shoulder to the bottom of the M.O.L.L.E. webbing. With some adjusting on the rear waist strap, I measure approximately 49 inches (including the buckle length) as the max you can increase it to. I can't give you an answer with that but hope it will help you with deciding it yourself.
1883913
These straps are very long. I can use them to easily secure two boards of 26 inch width and three inches of thickness. That 33 inch board may hang over the side of the pads, but the straps are more than long enough.
1227159
It isn't, but you get 5-6 inches of length there, including the buckle. Since the shoulder straps are adjustable you should be ok, in my opinion. But you know your baby! :)
1871969
The straps are very easy to tighten if the seat is not installed. However, after you fasten the seat in the vehicle and the mechanism that snaps down to clamp to the vehicle's seatbelt is in place, then the straps are a little difficult to move. It is easy to make a small adjustment, but for a large adjustment in the strap length it is more difficult. So all that you need to do if you need to make a large adjustment in the strap length is to release the mechanism that clamps to the vehicle seatbelt and then make your adjustment and then put it back and put your child back in the seat to make the final adjustment. This may take 1 or 2 tries when you first install the seat but it is not a big deal. And this seat is so easy to install with the new mechanism that clamps down on the seatbelt that overall it will still save you time and effort to install over a conventional seat, even if you have to unclamp it from the vehicle seatbelt once or twice to make a strap length adjustment.