The Cosmos fastening strap...what is it used for and how do you attach the strap to whatever it is supposed to attach to?
1738239
It is a velcro strap for cable management. You can use it to organize cords together or even strap a cable to a thin leg of a desk. It is shown in the picture. I would suggest not buying this though, your space bar will start to hate you. If you want your mac keyboard to stand out, check out Lazerwood. They make wood laminate laser cut keys that individually adhere to your keys. Looks very sharp and people are constantly asking about mine. Pricey but you get more out of those than these loose-fitting and key-jamming keyboard covers.
1738240
Cosmos black cover works fine except the white key names are wearing off the most used ones after about a year. Still lays flat. Don't remember the strap. Probably thought it irrelevant.
1738241
I think it's supposed to be to fasten loose cords to keep them up out of the way. I'm not sure though. I never used it for anything. The keyboard cover is nice though.
386732
When using the regular binocular neck strap, the binoculars are swinging in all directions. This device holds them close in to your body and takes the strain off the back of your neck. The weight is distributed on your shoulders and back. You can see them in use in a lot of hunting features on youtube.
1223851
I think they sell an overpriced way to attach it. I just have a little nylon case that fits it. I just hang it from my tripod.
29303
It is a strap you attached to yr sunglasses U don't use it because my main reason to buy this is to clip it to my visor for my sunglasses
386729
This is a harness for holding your binoculars in place. It keeps them right on your chest so you have easy access to them. You can bring them to your eyes and (if adjusted correctly) they will go back in place when done using them. If you have any more questions let me know.
1095806
Yes, it is a nice strap as others have noted. On the down side my binoculars did not fit well in the case with the strap attached. It is really a larger strap than necessary for such small binoculars. I simply carry mine in a pocket; it is much handier than using a strap. Additionally, there are no lens covers to protect the lenses when carrying them around your neck.
1540171
It attaches in two places. 1) to the shoulder strap via wrap around velcro and 2) through the "load lifter" buckle at the top of the shoulder. The former keeps it in place and the latter keeps if from pulling down on the strap of the backpack.
472847
This was a gift for my grandson, so I'm sorry don't know personally, but I can ask him. From a similar experience with another device, I would think that Edward's answer below would work well - if you don't have copper wire, you could use fishing line, or buttonhole thread to make a loop and thread the loop through to hook around the small thread on the strap.
1045853
Its a strap you could put it through your belt loop before you put the belt on. It does not come off and there is no Velcro for it to come undone.Thanks
1068020
I believe it is either attached by another snap or velcro on the other, unseen side. At any rate, the strap can be taken completely off, which I have done with mine. I actually don't use this holster much as I usually carry my gun concealed in different, inside-the-pant type of holster.
1378642
When I attach the strap, I line up the screw on the strap with the hole on the bottom of the camera and start threading it on by using (twisting/turning) the strap. Then once the thread has started I use the pop up "C" shaped crank (?) and then hand tighten by turning that. I never overtighten but always make sure it is snug then lay the "C" shaped crank flush against the camera. I hope this helps!
516003
Apparently, you have to drill holes to attach the strap yourself. I didn't understand this when I first purchased the strap, but I was able to rig it up without damaging either of my instruments.
2174013
You have to wrap them around a strong point of what you're strapping down by putting one end of strap through the opposite loop so it tightens. Then you use rachet straps from the loop to the vehicle. Basically these are used so you dont put metal hook from rachet strap directly to item.
472842
I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than trying to take the unit apart. I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than... » Read More I agree that the attachment of the strap is not very well thought out however I was able to pull the loop through the slots by forming a very small (Approx 26 AWG) solid copper wire into a hook shape and pressing the wire into one slot until I was able to pull it out the other with a needle noise plyers. Once the copper wire was though I made a tight loop of the wire around the strap cord and pulled it though. With the nylon cord threaded you can pull the larger part of the strap between both cords forming a knot. The technique requires some experimentation and finesse but its better than trying to take the unit apart. « Show Less
553506
I am not a structural or materials engineer but this strap is similar to seat belt strap some of which is load rated at over 10,000 lbs. Your more important question will likely be how to attach it to a hammock or to itself if you are making loops. Standard polyester thread is not going to be nearly as strong as this strap is so you will want to find some heavier thread. Alternately you might be able to use metal buckles and double the strap over on itself. The strap is thick enough to double over, melt a hole and put a bolt through it.
2037570
I am not with mine. But, I do not remember a place to attach a strap. I have a hard foam car also that does come with a strap.
577722
It is made to clip on a belt or using a belt through a loop on the pouch. There are no loops for attaching a shoulder strap. Sorry.