I wear a think tank modular belt with 4 modules. Can I wear this up higher than picture so I can use both?
1327522
yes you can adjust it so it in cinched up higher. It depends on the lens you're using as well. If you have a longer zoom tele (200-300mm) then it'll probably go down to your belt buckle. If you have a short prime. You should be fine.
1421340
I don't know why not. There is a lifter to have it set higher on your rail, there is also an adjustment to center the MOA. I don't think there is a problem. I have seen picture with it on using what looks like the 512.
1936977
You can wear it vertically or horizontally...it has a 2"vertical belt loop and a 3" horizontal belt loop. It also has a pretty hefty metal belt clip. It's a great pouch...I use it all the time! It's well made with great stitching for durability!
1948686
Yes you can wear it horizontally or vertically or tilted (despite other response that must be for another similar model perhaps). I am wearing mine at this moment, and the belt clip can be rotated into various "clicking"positions. On this line of cases (I have had this for the iphone 4/4S, and iphone 5/5S) the rotating action is fairly secure, and some are quite stiff (which to me is a good thing so it's not rotating on it's own!). I personnally usually tilt mine for easier access particularly when driving.
2066294
Thank you very much, Jose. Very helpful response! I was hoping it had room for 2 modules, but might go ahead with it any way.
1407209
You can use any clearance that you want, it depends on what you are using them for. I don't have enough clearance in my garage to do muscle ups but I use the rings for pushups and tricep dips. They are adjustable to any height. I could take them outside and use them for muscleups, I just have not tried that yet. For the price, the quality of the rings and the latches and the belts are all excellent!!
1272286
Yes I seem to be able to. Just don't buy the shoulder attachments. You might want abdomin guard extension depending how tall you are.
1125943
It depends on the mod itself. I own several cheap Chinese mechs and use flat-tops in all of them. But I don't think it really matters, unless the maker specifies flat-top or button-top.
1268746
I don't think so. Mine requires a vertical pull and I don't think you can do that across your body. I can't remember how many fasteners are used for the belt connection but I believe there is more than one and that would eliminate you inserting at an angle.
652926
I can't see why you couldn't as the vest falls just below your chest. Unfortunately I don't do traditional sit-ups anymore to give you a true answer. I take on the non-traditional ab/core workout as you would see in the Insanity program. The vest never bunches up for anything else that I do. Its very well built and the velcro straps are sturdy so it keeps it tight to the body. I can say that the vest is one of the best purchases for training purposes that have ever made. You'll be amazed how fast you get used to the weight during your workout. I swear by it and highly recommend it. Hope that helped. J
477840
I would go up a size for more high tech setups. I have this one in a 75 and movement starts to fizzle around 2/3 across the tank.
1045552
Henry you can use your belt size because you wear it just above your hip girdle. Hope this helps.
1414866
You probably can but don't waste your time and money. I had the belt and used it for 4 months and nothing .I followed the instructions to the tee.
1847803
Not typically, I understand it to be more for aiding in holding the belly up against gravity...ie while standing. Plus you don't want to wear it 24/7, you don't want to have the belt compressing the same area for that many hours on end.
1432093
I think the way those lifts are built (triangle on top of triangle with a slight rotation to offset the holes), it looks like you can still incorporate them. My titan rides low on the front with these shocks. I like the idea of the leveling kit. :-)
1789184
I suppose you could do that - but it seems to me that the company makes two version of the switch - one vertical (if you have lots of clearance between the battery and the hood) - and the horizontal version - when the clearance is questionable - seems like a lot of work - if you already have the horizontal version - I suppose you could could try to make it vertical, but if it doesn't work - then you've just spent a chunk on change on something that now is just a piece of recyclable metal part. good luck!
700568
Yes! I would actually recommend doing just that. It looks nicer, is sturdier, and comfier. I did the same thing.