how to strap the organizer into my escape.
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I use it in my mustang and Nissan Sentra and haven't needed to strap it in. It doesn't really move once you set it in the trunk.
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My wife's Escape is a 2014 so I do not know how earlier models are made. Hers has some little brackets (for lack of a better term) on the side panels we can hook to. However, most of the time we do not strap it in. it stays pretty stationary on the carpet. Sorry can't be more helpful.
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I actually found out it's made by Ford once I received it. I have an F250 and just leave it in the back all the time without strapping it down. The only time it's ever moved was when it was empty & I had to slam on my breaks. Hope that helps.
1340252
I never strapped the organizer in place. It's fine just sitting in the back.
1340253
I bought the organizer to go in my MB ML-350 and it fits perfectly. I don't strap it in.
1340254
I have a cargo liner and don't strap mine down. It stays very well. There are places in my 2014 Escape to hook the straps to, but I don"t use them.
716826
I use the large pouch on the inside of the bag. There is a velcro strap to hold it closed.
2189182
The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
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The instructions aren't very clear on this but you have to take the storage pouch on the back of the cover and flip it inside out. You should see a blue strap that's meant to be the strap for the tote ( it's underneath a little flap so you may not see it at first). You can then roll up the the cover from the bottom and stuff it inside the storage pouch, but I prefer to take a little more time to fold it because it makes it look like the picture. Here's how I do it: Step 1: I do the inside-out thing with the pouch then lay the cover flat and turn it so the back is facing me. The two wings on the side should already be folded in. Step 2: I fold both sides toward the middle over the wings so the two sides are touching but not overlapping (this will later make a rectangle as opposed to a square, which I find to be more bulky). Step 3: I fold it up in thirds from the bottom so that I'm left with a rectangle with both of the leg holes facing up. Step 4: I push the rectangle into the pouch (note that the front of the cover rolls in on itself to form the front of the tote), making sure that it's as flat as possible and all four corners are pushed completely out. This whole process takes me around a minute when I really try to get it perfect but, like I said, it works just as well if you spend ten seconds just rolling the whole thing into the storage pouch :-)
2110341
slip the whole thing through the strap. then slide the lanyard through the small loop at the end.
451395
The trick is in the folding...no need to be a bluetooth oragami master, but there is a technique to it as others have indicated. The foam idea also works well. I took some thin foam from something we bought, cut it to size, and used a little cheap spray adhesive to glue it in. Works like a charm! I also don't worry about someone breaking into my car to steal the adapter when I leave it there. Hey, it is only a box of Altoids, why break in? (big smile!)
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Gently twist it into a figure 8 while applying pressure from the bottom and the top. Have the bag ready to slide it in once it's flat and slide it into the bag at least half-way before it pops up again. I hope this is helpful. It's a challenge, then it's easy.
506077
hello! Pull up on the section with the earaser then place the lead into the white holder inside.
1284905
The strap is fed through 2 slots cut out of the back of the safe. You are able to remove the strap from its current position, but there are no other cut outs in the back of the safe to slide the strap through... You could either make new cuts where you want the straps to go through, or maybe attach the strap inside the safe somehow, with superglue or whatnot. Hope this helps!
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Put the end with the flat tip (and groves on the side) through the slot on the one side. When you get to the other side slip it through the other side sideways. The groves hold the strap in place. :)
979727
There are no designated spots to hook them. But you could probably hook them to the straps on the side. They are the short straps with the clip in the middle that go horizontally towards the top of the bag. I'm not sure what they are called.
1111272
I use electrical cord velcro straps, do a quick search on amazon, they are excellent for cable management.
612977
you can buy straps that can stick ends together put them on each end side of the device & lock them.
640284
I use two bungee cord's, crossed over the top dome. I don't have a problem with the drawer moving, but you could use one there as well
75018
Thanks! Trying to consolidate what I carry. That would be no good if I lost it altogether so a pouch would be best. Thanks for your answer!
459246
I did what is mentioned here.. got it on the shoulder.. but how do I avoid it slinging.. it's still loose hanging loop?
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There is a screw to hold the flap closed. You'll need a little screwdriver.