how do I use lifetime warranty, stitches came out on part of right side strap??
1731903
I looked for the package where I received the cover and doesn't have any information about the manufacturer. Try to contact the seller.
659002
Contact the company to get it replaced. It has a lifetime warranty, but I'm not sure that covers normal wear and tear.
1596446
I still have the tag for this very purpose. It is a limited warrenty and you need proof of purchase. It is for defects of material and workmanship for one year from date of purchase. They will repair or replace at their option. Is specifically does not cover "unreasonable use, normal wear and tear" so bear that in mind. Contact customer service with POP at customerservice@groupiiico.com to obtain return authorization for your repair. You must pay for the return.
1283160
no problem, each side adjusts individually, but it is a single VERY long strap threaded through the leather back piece. If you have adjusted the sliders until there is no room left and it seems to be almost there (or on the right track to fitting) do a shortening test. put it on in the shortest configuration it will do,pinch the single strap together until it feels right, staple it, repeat for the other side. Once it fits....sew the excess material to the strap or cut one of the anchor loops at the leather centerpiece, shorten the strap and resew. If you mess up, the elastic nylon is at any fabric store no problem, each side adjusts individually, but it is a single VERY long strap threaded through the leather back piece. If you have adjusted the sliders until there is no room left and it seems to be almost there (or on the right track to fitting) do a shortening test. put it on in the shortest configuration it will do,pinch the single strap together until it feels right, staple it, repeat for the other side. Once it fits....sew the excess material to the strap or cut one of the anchor loops at the leather centerpiece, shorten the strap and resew. If you mess up, the... » Read More no problem, each side adjusts individually, but it is a single VERY long strap threaded through the leather back piece. If you have adjusted the sliders until there is no room left and it seems to be almost there (or on the right track to fitting) do a shortening test. put it on in the shortest configuration it will do,pinch the single strap together until it feels right, staple it, repeat for the other side. Once it fits....sew the excess material to the strap or cut one of the anchor loops at the leather centerpiece, shorten the strap and resew. If you mess up, the elastic nylon is at any fabric store « Show Less
710653
My lacing broke and the replacement was better than the original. I'm not sure what you can do when the rivets pulled out, sorry. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer and get advice.
1597491
Amazon directed me to Emsco's warranty department (800) 458-0839. I had to send a picture--that was last week and I have not heard back. The red straps were no longer available, so the replacement one would be black. Hoping to get a full refund instead, but according to Emsco that would have to come from Amazon. Not pleased in all this---it was a Christmas gift for my grandson.
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I would use clear thread, like fine fishing line and sew them up, reinforcing the areas that get more stress. Use tiny stitches to insure a tighter hold. I haven't noticed mine coming un-stitched. If yours are in really bad shape and you haven't had them very long, I would contact the seller and let them know you have a defective pair. Good luck either way.
151638
Cut the strap shorter and resew it back on. Anybody with a sewing machine could do it in seconds or if you have a needle and thread it would take a few minutes if the sewing machine isn't available.
1167656
Another possibility is to have a local seamstress make you a replacement. I had to do that with the cuffs on a jacket of mine.
1434370
If you got it from speedo, I would suggest going to the speedo website and calling them. I recently called them about a swimsuit repair (they don't do those) and they were very helpful. They seemed very reasonable to work with. I, too, bought mine in the fall and so far so good. Good luck!
1965896
Hello Aaron Blandon,The lifetime warranty is offered and handled by ArmorSuit. The replacement is a simple process. Simply go to the following link for warranty instructions: http://www.armorsuit.com/warranty. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us through Amazon for better assistance.iTech Accessory
1280572
You'd probably have to ask the seller directly, but the one I got required the shoulder strap stitching to be reinforced.
631593
Because I keep the Velcro closed at the same place and take the wrist guard off and on like glove, the Velcro is fine. Unfortunately, you may need to buy new wrist guards? or buy Velcro sticky backs and attach them (sew them on?) the wrist guards. You could contact the manufacturer and ask for repair ideas or replacement. Sorry I can't be of much help in repair ideas.
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Hello Jungyu Yoon, The lifetime warranty is offered and handled by ArmorSuit. The replacement is a simple process. Simply go to the following link for warranty instructions: http://www.armorsuit.com/warranty. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us through Amazon for better assistance. iTech Accessory
1883044
Sorry, I really don't know the answer. If you kept packaging and have name of company you might be able to contact them. Otherwise, buying Velcro and sewing on your self would be my only other solution.
898671
No clue, I threw the darn strap away, I know how but it's really wimpy and isn't any good. Sorry if i didnt help any, best if luck with the strap
1981460
Is this a question? You should contact skinomi direct. Read, "100% Risk-Free Lifetime Replacement Warranty from Manufacturer." They'll likely send you a replacement.