what is the quick carry arm release?
1412568
I think they are referring to the ability to lower the horizontal arm quickly and easily (without tools) so that it lowers out of the way (to the vertical position).
1412569
The Premium rack has a quick release in addition to the typical steel pin that locks the rack in a upright position. When you lean the rack back so that you can open your hatch door, the quick release is real handy. When you push the rack back up in the upright position, it automatically locks (the Quick Release) but you still have to insert the steel pin. If you look at another reviewer of the Deluxe 5 bike model, you'll see how they recommend the premium model for this reason. I have the Premium Model and like it well enough. For me it was the best value for a 5 bike rack.
1412570
"Carry arms" refer to the two arms on which the bikes hang. These will fold down when not in use, and on the premium model have a "quick release" mechanism as oppossed to what I believe is a retaining pin on the non-premium model.
1412571
I'm assuming it is the simple process of being to move the bar that holds the bikes down when not in use. Basically 2 red small bars you easily pinch together that lets the bar move down. We love this bike rack!
70786
No it not a quick release. I found this to be one of the better space bars.
1470110
I don't know the difference but I have the U8000 and it does have the quick release.
334946
You don't have to have quick release. It makes it more convenient but not necessary.
57809
No, it's not what I consider quick detach, it screws to the receiver and should be set with lock tight. , they mount in place of the removable rail
2227883
Not sure. I usually do not bother with the quick release feature since I switch tripods for different situations. This litte tripod is so easy to just screw on and off as I need it.
139322
Does not have a quick release but the thumb screw is pretty easy and smooth. Goes on quick.
1826867
The mount is adjustable and the two screws that hold the arm in place can be removed. This will allow you to take the arm off.
2074619
It is quite easy for me to carry with one arm. I had to have help putting it up on at tripod. I am very pleased with the unit. I ran it for three hours with the AA batteries. I bought another unit from Amazon and returned it. It cut out on me and I could not use it. The Roland is a good choice. If you don't like it, you can always send it back.
1732521
It is a paddle holster. You can slide it on your belt or tuck the paddle inside your pants.
1780612
Yes, rapid acting is the same as quick release. Simply rotate the handle 1 turn counterclockwise and then pull or push the jaw of the vise.
489765
There is a quick release. The only part that will remain is the mount connected to the seat post.
1651165
No, they are not quick release. You can unhook them fairly easy but no, not what I would call a quick release.
1545454
The camera mounts directly to the front, with the same mechanism as the stock mount. There is no quick release.
1490567
I did not find it easy to pull out over my shoulder but, if you flip it, it drops easily out. This is also a much faster method to bring the weapon on line. Additionally, one doesn't need as much head room to deploy it when allowing it to drop into one's hand.
1123692
Hi, Yes this is a quick release. The frame holding the Trolley Tote can be adjusted so it won't hit your butt. However, your seat height/angle may affect this adjustment. Enjoy...
294564
You don't NEED to have a quick release... however, if you have to take the camera off the tripod quickly, the release is nice rather than having to unscrew it from the monopod.