Q: How much weight can they handle?
A: While we haven't tested the extreme limits, we doubt you'll have problems with anything small enough to fit in the FreeHand's pocket.
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Q: Is it possible to send the orders outside of US?
A: Yes, Vat19 ships worldwide.
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Q: Will a n810 fit?
A: We do not have a Nokia N810 to test out. If it is similar in size to an iPhone, then it should fit.
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Q: Is it possible to use this product on another body part?
A: It's designed to be worn on the hand.
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Q: I know you've already give general guidelines for sizing, but could you possibly be a little more specific? Here's the link to sizing that I used: www.glove.org/glovemeasure.htm
A: On a small FreeHand, the palm strap has a circumference of about 7" without stretch and 8" at maximum stretch. The wrist strap is about 6.25" in circumference. As for the large FreeHand, the palm strap circumference is 8" without stretch and 10" at maximum stretch. The large wrist strap is about 7" in circumference. You may also want to keep in mind that, while both sizes easily hold items like cell phones, smaller iPods, cash and credit cards, the large FreeHand is more accommodating for sizeable items like a Treo or a full-sized iPod.
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Q: Why is shipping to Canada so expensive on something so small and light?
A: International shipping isn't cheap. Don't blame us, blame The Man.
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Q: Does this fit a bottle of pepperspray?
A: While we haven't tried to fit pepper spray in the FreeHand, we think a small bottle would fit.
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Q: on a scale of 1 to 10, how stylish would you consider the product? 1 being weird 80's sweaters with cats 10 being completely fabulous runway-worthy hotness.
A: We doubt you'll see the FreeHand on a fashion runway, so we're going to have to give it a 5. It's more about functionality than making a trendy fashion statement.
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Q: was there any intentions that the "violent hand movement" part of the video be portrayed as any innuendo?
A: We merely were insinuating that the FreeHand will securely hold small objects in its pocket.
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Q: i could imagine the earphone wires of an ipod just slapping you in the face as you ran if you were to put an ipod in the pocket, but hey your hamster can jump rope while you run right?
A: Depending on what activity you're engaging in and how much slack you left in the iPod's cord, it could work. You could have an iPod with a speaker tucked inside the FreeHand so you don't have to worry about earbuds and cords.
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Q: Make one for the iPhone and I'll buy it (fits on the left hand with a thin plastic protector that still enables iPhone use through the plastic)
A: Thanks for the suggestion! As far as we know, the company that manufactures the Freehand has no plans to make a Freehand like that (perhaps a FreeArm, though? The iPhone is rather large).
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Q: Is the freehand comfortable enough to wear for everyday use? I'd like to wake up, put it on, keep it on all day.
A: Hm, while the FreeHand was not meant for all-day use, we don't see why that would be a problem, as long as you don't mind wearing something on your hand all day. The neoprene has a little bit of stretch so it's not too constricting. It could get a little warm, though.
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Q: i dont get it
A: The FreeHand allows you to carry your keys, money, credit card, phone, or any other item you may need, while you are running or working out. Instead of holding your phone or having your keys jangling around in your pocket, you can slip them into the FreeHand and they'll be completely secure and out of the way while you run.
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Q: Is the wrist wallet waterproof?
A: The FreeHand is not waterproof. The pocket is mesh, so whatever you put inside of it will get wet if exposed to water.
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Q: Is it safe for use in a washer and dryer?
A: We don't recommend it. The care instructions inside the Freehand indicate that you should hand wash it, lay it flat to dry, and avoid ironing.
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Q: Will the small fit items as large as an iPhone, of will only the large hold that?
A: An iPhone will fit in both the small and large FreeHand.
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Q: Is the smaller size for teenagers?
A: The smaller Freehand is great for teenagers or adults with small hands.
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Q: Will it hold the ATT Tilt Phone?
A: The largest phone we tested in the FreeHand Fitness Glove is an iPhone. Looking at photos online of the Tilt, it looks like it would also fit.
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Q: I am looking into buying the freehand for a man with rather large hands, and I notice the top strap is not adjustable. Will it stretch to fit?
A: Most likely. The FreeHand is made of neoprene, so it's roughly as stretchy as a typical wetsuit.
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Q: Do you offer a model that goes on the right hand for people who are left handed?
A: At this time we only carry a right-handed FreeHand.
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