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Power grip strap replacements

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  1. I'm going to give Power Grips a try for winter riding but the straps aren't long enough to
    accomodate my big feet and their winter boots. Longer replacement straps are required. I thought of
    cutting an old leather belt lengthwise for strap material. Out of curiousity what material have
    other Power Grip owners used for longer replacement straps? TIA.

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    I'm going to give Power Grips a try for winter riding but the straps aren't long enough to
    accomodate my big feet and their winter boots. Longer replacement straps are required. I thought
    of cutting an old leather belt lengthwise for strap material. Out of curiousity what material have
    other Power Grip owners used for longer replacement straps? TIA.

    I have a pair of Power Grips in the extra-large size. The extra-large Power Grips consist of one
    regular strap with an extra length of strap material appended to it via three pop rivets that fasten
    the two pieces together. When I contacted the vendor and told them how unprofessional that seemed --
    i.e., why not use one longer piece? -- they replied that the rivets were necessary to stiffen the
    strap material enough for it to hold its shape in the extra-long size. You may want to keep that
    in mind if you attempt to lengthen the straps.

    Frank Calloway

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