Agreed; please also add more D ring spots in the bags, so we can have place to attach things. Do the lanyard come in color options?
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What colors would you suggest? I think bright blue and orange would be nice.
Each time our factory makes a batch of bags, they're adding more d-rings to them. The new knitting bag has four d-rings.Have a question? @Darcy (to make sure I see it)
Current carry: testing new potential materials in the form of Original Large Shop Bags.
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How about a 9" lanyard?
Originally posted by Tom Bihn View PostNext question: how long should these lanyards be? I was thinking two sizes, like a medium and a long/large, 12" and 18" respectively. But that's just to start the discussion - what do y'all think?
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Test Lanyards
For all of you that have been testing our lanyards I have some questions:
How do you find the little snaphook thing at the end of the lanyard? Does it stay hooked when you need it to? Is it reasonably easy to unhook? And how about the cord: is it fuzzing out or otherwise showing signs of use?
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Originally posted by Tom Bihn View PostFor all of you that have been testing our lanyards I have some questions:
How do you find the little snaphook thing at the end of the lanyard? Does it stay hooked when you need it to? Is it reasonably easy to unhook? And how about the cord: is it fuzzing out or otherwise showing signs of use?Using a: Super Ego (Black, Steel, Wasabi) with seat belt strip (Wasabi), and alternate reflective Strip. Black BrainCell, Wasabi Snake Charmer, Cork Small Organizer Pouch, and Olive green medium organizer pouch.
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Originally posted by MikeL View PostOh, and when will they be avaliable?Have a question? @Darcy (to make sure I see it)
Current carry: testing new potential materials in the form of Original Large Shop Bags.
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Originally posted by Tom Bihn View PostFor all of you that have been testing our lanyards I have some questions:
How do you find the little snaphook thing at the end of the lanyard? Does it stay hooked when you need it to? Is it reasonably easy to unhook? And how about the cord: is it fuzzing out or otherwise showing signs of use?
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Originally posted by Tom Bihn View PostFor all of you that have been testing our lanyards I have some questions:
How do you find the little snaphook thing at the end of the lanyard? Does it stay hooked when you need it to? Is it reasonably easy to unhook? And how about the cord: is it fuzzing out or otherwise showing signs of use?
I haven't had any problems with fuzzing out.
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Also, why do you need a hook for a lanyard?
With the original one the customer showed, it looked like a closed loop threaded through the D ring and then through itself. If you just wanted one length, instead of a double length, put a loop or a ring on the end. The pouches have hooks on them. How about a soft loop on one end and a ring on the other? Thread the loop through the ring on the bag and then over the rest of the lanyard. Then use the ring to attach any number of hooks from pouches. Or a big ring and a smaller ring that fits through it.
Seems to me these would be less likely to break than the hook.
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More on lanyards
Originally posted by wildgeese View PostAlso, why do you need a hook for a lanyard?
With the original one the customer showed, it looked like a closed loop threaded through the D ring and then through itself. If you just wanted one length, instead of a double length, put a loop or a ring on the end. The pouches have hooks on them. How about a soft loop on one end and a ring on the other? Thread the loop through the ring on the bag and then over the rest of the lanyard. Then use the ring to attach any number of hooks from pouches. Or a big ring and a smaller ring that fits through it.
Seems to me these would be less likely to break than the hook.
On the issue of length, I've found the longer lanyard surprisingly convenient.
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