could you double up the strap to make it 10' if working in tight spaces?
48730
Yes. Doubling it would make it 15 feet. Tripling it would make 10 ft. I would suggest a large "D" ring/clevis for this purpose. Do not tie it in knots. Loop it from or through end points. I'd say do some research on off road recovery methods.
397302
Alongside yes. On top I think would not be comfortable. But the straps are long so it may be possible.
2212435
yes you can you'll have to connect the two straps together on the back and pull them tight against each other
1483162
I believe it's the maximum length of the strap, to be on the safe side, you might want to go with a 3 footer, cut the excess, and burn the ends.
265695
Yes if you have longer straps. The one that comes with it will not be long enough.
209133
you could use your old strap. not the most secure but would work in a pinch
1520311
I would contact Zephyr for a different strap.... but as long as the sensor was over your chest area, I don't think it would matter if you extended the end of the strap.
2221574
I don't imagine that there would be any problem, since the straps that are intended for that purpose act like a small post at the point of contact with the elastics. However, the company makes a strap specifically designed for what you are asking about that has padding at the point of contact that is designed to relieve any harmful stress in the cords. The material that comes with the system shows how to quickly affix the strap to a post. IIRC, that strap is sold separately, but it is not expensive.R
304020
They can, just remember one end is permanently longer. Unlike other straps where you can tighten it down to 6" long.
1041587
No Way! The strap is way short and they won't eplace it with a longer one. I called an suggested that they send me a proper length strap and they said no.
365045
I measured the inside dimension of one after I had fastened is sufficiently to keep it from popping open when you kneel down. Looks like anything bigger than 21" will be pushing the limit. You might try sewing a hook-and-loop fabric extender to the existing strap to get more reach. These really are the best, simplest and most comfortable I have ever used.
278739
By adjusting the strap...you can shorten the strap and it will not allow you to go back as far or you can lengthen the strap and it will allow you to go back further. Also, if you unhook the strap it will allow you to become completely inverted.
1680204
Yes, just allow yourself the room necessary to adjust the length to the exercise you plan on doing. The lower you go on some exercises the more advanced the exercise becomes.
249720
Yes. Thats exactly what I did. You will need to be a little creative though because you will need to add some support or strapping to what is supplied.
2171633
I'd be careful with a 10" deep unit. I just went and measured, and the inside-to-inside distance on the straps is 9 inches. The straps are each about an inch wide. If you have the ability to cut new thread slots into the metal brackets, you'll be fine. You might also want to consider placing a foot-or-so long piece of 1x4 scrap lumber beneath your case to make the "base" a bit longer. Failing either of those, you can angle the straps toward the center of the case, and cinch them pretty tight.
1989780
You would be cutting it a little close. The straps are about 3.5 ft conservatively so you Might get just enought slack
587703
No, it's not. But I have fairly large hands and there's plenty of room. I suppose if you got some nylon strap and a buckle, and were handy with a needle, you could make an adjustable strap on it.