how do you attach the leash to a fit bit zip?
611073
It must have an opening (hole) to put the narrow attachment through. Then you simply pass the rest through the loop that sticks out through that opening.
611074
The leash is a loop, so it just attaches to the hook on the fit bit zip. The fit bit is a small piece, but has a cover that it comes with , I think in different colors?, we have blue... and there is a hook on the back that you use to hook on your clothes. So we attach the loop of the leash in the hook, then hook the fitbit to the clothes, and then connect the leash to our clothes as well. It's an added security that it won't fall off. We really like it!
576073
Not sure about the actual clip, but have you thought about using a clip from a dog leash or similar? At least its a work around until you can find the actual clip.
801441
The leash is more a wrist strap. I would assume it would be more of a hassle to have it attached as a fail safe if you might be that clumsy.
2104349
Joseph--There are a couple of you-tube videos that demonstrate how to do this with a screwdriver. The leash plug has rims on each side that extend beyond the hole and seal it when you tighten it down.
315599
It has 2 D-rings to attach leashes. I use a leash that has a metal clip-on hook on both ends. I haven't tried to make it work with a standard leash.
1115703
I haven't had any problems with attaching a leash. The front doesn't come up so high that the collar is covered so leash goes on as usual. There is an opening if you are using a harness. The Thundershirt really makes a difference with our little dog during storms, I would recommend it for sure!
649659
It has a thin nylon loop, made to go into a small eyelet on the pedometer. My Fitbit only has a rigid hook, so I put the loop thru that, then slip the leash thru the loop.
1270788
Just push in bit with some force. It will fit it snuggly. Pull out to remove.
844976
I just lay it down buckle side down and have the pups step in to the holes. Then pick up the flaps and Velcro them across the back. Finally snap the buckle. Hope this helps!
631995
I undid the not and tied a dog leash clip to the rope. I then covered the area in hot glue. This has been working for months so far.
1200211
Actually there's no loop for the leash. I just clip it on the harness' handle. O.o
1565013
I have four buns of different sizes/breeds and this leash will fit them all. Loosen using a plastic push button clip that rests (once on) between their shoulder blades. Put both loops over the bun's head, then the loop toward the back you tuck the front legs through so that it looks just like the picture. Use the plastic clip to tighten it so snug . . . be careful not to catch bun's fur in it (I tuck a finger between the bun and the leash). I put it on my buns while they are sitting in my lap facing away from me and have never had one fight it . . .
74279
You can use several items to remove the zip tie. You could use a regular pair of scissors. You could use a utility knife. You could use a pair of wire cutting pliers. The zip tie is extremely small so it would come off relatively easily.
1611881
No - there is no hooks/eyelets to attach a leash though you could probably put a harness over it. ;)
1521321
I have never tried to attach it to the leash because I always put it on my pants loop (which is easy). Also, I have a retractable leash, so I don't think that would work. Its a pretty big loop, so I don't think I would try attaching it to a leash in any case. I love the product and would always recommend it. This is simple to use and inexpensive, so I say go for it!!!!
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It only has one adjustable Velcro tab that lays against the case inside the handle area. The other 3 attachments are wide elastic bands that secure it to the case. The smallest leash I have used this on is a Classic Compact 2 that is probably at least one size larger than the one you have. I would guess you could use it, but the fit would probably be somewhat loose.
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Give it a little tug that should set it in place. Any way that works for me.