I'm a woman who works extensively in my garden. How do these fasten? Would they be adjustable enough for me?
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Two Velcro straps. They should adjust sufficiently unless you have unusual legs, which you didn't mention. These are the number one selling knee pads. There are many reasons why. Comfort and fit are two of them.
525552
They have adjustable hooks at the top and Velcro straps for the calf I'm not a big guy and still have plenty of slack so yes I think they would work
525553
Two straps and they are both adjustable. The top one over the back of the knee clips onto a post on the knee pad. The strap is thin ~1". The 2nd one is wider and goes below the back of the knee and attaches via velcro. They are very adjustable and easy to fit to your specific body type. Best of all..they are very comfortable for me. I hope this information helps you make your decision.
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They would fit but how well they would hold would depend on weather and soil conditions in your area. Landscape staples placed vertically are more subject to freeze & thaw "heave" than ones placed horizontally. Or at least that's what I was told when installing lawn edging.
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No I don't believe they are adjustable. I am 5'9 and my wife is 5'1" and we are both comfortable when pushing it.
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They are about the size of your palm. The nice thing is that you can loosen & turn them to make it easier or more difficult then re-tighten.
553199
They are adjustable for different sizes. That being said I assume they would fit.
477401
Yes, you adjust them to as tight as you want. The straps are thin and WILL break if you pull too hard. As I did. They are just what your paying for but they do look nice.
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Hi Carolyn,I purchased two of these last summer for full sized hattaras hammocks. These stands are substantial and will support a lot of weight. The stands are not adjustable. However, my hammocks have a chain at each end and I can put different links of chain on the hammock stand hooks and that adjusts the tension of the hammock and the amount of sag I get when someone lies down in it. They are very nice and substantial stands.
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They are very adjustable, but I'm not sure...I would suggest writing or calling Mobilegs. They are great!
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Yes, they are adjustable. Just pull the strap through the keeper in the back to snug them up or loosen them.
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Yes they would. They stand up to alot . I do gardens for others and these are the first that keep your hands pretty clean and do not tear.
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These are adjustable - forward and backward to accommodate whatever you wish to attach to them. Note of caution:
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No they aren't adjustable. I suppose if you wanted to add some extra space, you could with your own materials, but otherwise it's not adjustable.
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The weight does not completely wrap around my ankle and I am a woman with small bones. Nevertheless, the gap is small and they work perfectly for me. I tried them on my husband and they also work: there is plenty of velcro to hold them on tightly - but, the velcro bridges a gap of about an inch between the ends of the weight. Once adjusted, however, they work great! Never came undone and stayed on comfortably.
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Hi Wailam, I was not able to loosen them as mine were riveted. Hope this helps.
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Yes! I find most gardening type gloves are either too tight and wear through too quickly, or the heavy duty ones too loose in the fingers. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortably these fit yet allow me to do do most anything without taking them off.
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I am not 100% sure but they do come with ways to adapt. The screw holes are oblong so they can be move up and down.
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I sort of think they'd be tight enough. The elastic modulus is pretty stiff, and to some degree they're adjustable with the pull tab.