Can these be used by yourself or do you need someone to latch them up when using it on both hands?
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They are very easy to use once you get the hang of it. Enjoy & have a kick-ass workout! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX-Daef9fSQ
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I wrap them up by myself. You just need to have the technique to wrap them up around the bar. straps don't need to be super tightly wrapped
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U can do them yourself. Just do them one hand at a time. Wrap them around the barbell, then twist your wrists until they tighten snugly to the bar. Then do the same for the other hand.
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You get good at flipping them around so you can grab them and manipulate them single handedly. So you can do yourself.
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Hi Inquisitve, yes you can wrap these around the bar yourself. At first the second one may feel a bit awkward but after a couple tries you will master it with no problem. Please check out our How to Use Lifting Straps Vid on YT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX-Daef9fSQCheers...
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You can use them by yourself. The first few times, it'll be awkward, but the more you use it, it'll become second-nature.
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My daughter puts in on by herself with no problems but she has never taken it off. It is very easy for my husband and I to take off though. My daughter is 3.
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Single exerciser only, so you will need to buy two to exercise both hands at the same time.
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They can not stand up on their own, so you will need two hands to fill them. I have a set that does stand up and while helpful for filling I find these clean so much better! Love these pouches!
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You have to use both hands. I have a childcare and most of my babies just slide in because of the back of the seat is set so far back. I also have to set a blanket behind them so get don't slouch to one side. I got them for my childcare and don't use them everyday, if getting to use for everyday and every meal, I would not recommend it.
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They latch together automatically. I have three in use and only one gets sketchy because the gap widens in the cold winter weather between our home and the retaining wall the fence is mounted on. They will latch even with a fairly rapid closing of the gates. We use just this latch so opening is a one-handed affair
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It is easy to remove with one hand. I usually use both hands to stabilize, but not really necessary.
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Yes, I am able to put this on by myself. I have the small strap that goes around the arm secured and then slip my arm into the opening. Then I either reach around my back to get a hold of the other strap or bend to the side to have the strap fall to that side to get a hold of it to secure at the front of the chest. I really like this product.
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Mostly by yourself but will need someone to hold up or balance a couple of parts. My 10 year old was able to assist.
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These jump rings are kind of small, and I use my pliers to close them, so no I would not use my hands to close them unless you have tiny hands.
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I'm not certain what you mean by "by yourself"; however, perhaps this will help. This is a big device which works best when operated by another person. That being said, the video which ships with the device illustrates a wide variety of ways for one person to use it on themselves --- i use it by my self though i prefer it when my wife uses it. To be fair, she complains about the weight and much prefers to use our "mini-thumper" which is a much smaller and lighter conventionally designed device. We probably do not get as much use out of this as i would like (especially given its price). I hope this helps. bill I'm not certain what you mean by "by yourself"; however, perhaps this will help. This is a big device which works best when operated by another person. That being said, the video which ships with the device illustrates a wide variety of ways for one person to use it on themselves --- i use it by my self though i prefer it when my wife uses it. To be fair, she complains about the weight and much prefers to use our "mini-thumper" which is a much smaller and lighter conventionally designed device. We probably do not get as much use out of this as i would like (especially... » Read More I'm not certain what you mean by "by yourself"; however, perhaps this will help. This is a big device which works best when operated by another person. That being said, the video which ships with the device illustrates a wide variety of ways for one person to use it on themselves --- i use it by my self though i prefer it when my wife uses it. To be fair, she complains about the weight and much prefers to use our "mini-thumper" which is a much smaller and lighter conventionally designed device. We probably do not get as much use out of this as i would like (especially given its price). I hope this helps. bill « Show Less
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No, you do not need to use two if you are using both hands. Using 1 will ground your entire body, eliminating any static. At that point, you could use both hands and both feet if you wanted!
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If they can't hold their head up by themselves I would not recommend using it without an infant carrier.
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You can use it alone. You might want someone there the first couple of times for confidence.
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I found the legs on the Dolica deploy more quickly than latch systems I've used previously. All knobs can be loosened at the same time (or fewer as desired). I don't have the biggest hands either, but I found them easy to turn. How well these hold up over time compared to latches remains to be seen. Hope this helps.
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They do not lock and they come separately. You don't have to use them if you don't need to.
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Yes after practicing a few times I found it easy to put on alone and now it's really quick. I snap the bottom and then use both arms to reach up and back to snap the top but to undo the top I use one arm to hold the baby and the other I reach from the back upwards to undo. It's really not bad at all. :)