Doesn't have the metal bar at the end to make the cuff tighter by pulling it through it. How hard/easy is it to put it properly on your arm, YOURSELF?
60613
The metal bar to pull through would have been helpful. Too bad this particular one doesn't have that.
355896
I don't think it needs to fit snug on your arm. Just let it hang there as you would a bracelet.
29533
You have to squeeze the larger end of the clasp and push the open end away from the center where it hooks, it was a little hard to do with my weak fingers but I do like how secure the clip is.
2033329
The metal clasp flips up and you slinde it in and close the metal clasp. Hope that helps.
1880355
So after contacting mount-it customer support and trying. The hex bit that is in the part that lifts the arm needed to be tightened counter-clockwise. (not clockwise) and it just keeps tightening and doesn't seem to stop. Also there were parts on there that looked like you could put a quarter on and turn it but that was not the case. Anyway the arm lifting part nut turned counter-clockwise a lot. seems to stiffen the thing and give me more control. Im ight keep it now.
1114322
A larger arm cuff is available. Call Blipcare customer service. They provided mine at no charge.
2099096
Don't think so. Mine works perfectly with just the screw and I have no memory of any type of sleeve provided in the package. Of course, it is not necessary to screw down excessively to hold the arm in the desired position...just a little less than "hand tight" should be fine and you won't distort (i.e., "crush inward") the arm. I use it during grooming of our two Miniature Schnauzers and, once set, haven't had to adjust it.
1221683
In the picture the ankle loop has a piece you see stickink out. That is the key that opens the cuff. It is removable.
21014
There is no "d" ring. Wrap cuff around arm and it secures with velcro. Inflation during use will tighten cuff adequately.
472846
I had problems getting the wrist strap 'threaded' into the opening, its a "royal pain" for old hands like mine! But I asked my adult son to help, and he was able to get it threaded through the opening and attached for me. Since he got it attached, I didn't try this, but the narrow point of needle-nose pliers might slide into the opening enough to help you pull the loop through, you then thread the strap through the loop to finish the job. Good luck! I would be leery of opening the the back of the device to get access to the opening. I don't have access to the device right now, I can't say for sure...
77572
Once you've unscrewed the cuff and fully inserted the attachment past the ring wrapping around the attachments nozzle, tightening the cuff isn't keeping the attachment in?
2240157
Not TOO easy, it kind of clicks in so it does not just fall out. Stays wrapped around your wrist when jogging, etc....
1975909
Well, that's the only down fall of the Shield. I had to hot glue gun the the metal part of the strap to keep from coming off. But after doing that it was just fine. The strap is velcro. Make a little loop so that you can put your arm through it and tighten the strap if you need to. It just wraps around part of the forearm and place the handle on the other side of it so you can grip it.
465135
Take out the metal part and pull. It was tight for me initially but easier now. If it's not coming out pull harder!
77571
Loosen the cuff slightly by turning the left - no needed to remove the cuff just loosen slight then insert the attachment and tighten the cuff by turning to the right.
419016
the cover is at the end of the short part of the arm. you really don't push the little cover off, you pull it straight out and off
2124627
Yes the cuff can be easily placed with one hand. It's very easy to put on and take off