Mic pack belt - DELUXE - Custom Sizing
Nott-Innovative is proud to present the upgrade to it's kickstarter product: The Mic Pack Belt... DELUXE!
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This is a product that solves most actors' problem with mic pack placement. This belt is meant to sit comfortably around your mid-abdominal space, and hold the mic pack in the arch of your back. This eliminates multiple circumstances from play:
-Ladies no longer have a bulge coming out from their shoulderblades when wearing tigher shirts!
-No more packs in pockets! This eliminated the strain put on the connection peice between the lav and the pack itself when in the front pockets, and eliminates the potential for breaking packs by sitting/landing on them when in the back pocket!
-No more packs being squeezed so tighly when put inside of belt line.
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And, best of all, this particular product DOESN'T require the pack to have a clip on it! You can either clip it, or let it sit inside the pack freely, without fear of it falling out!
IMPORTANT: When placing an order, make sure to include your size!
Sizing instructions: Use a sewing tape measure for sizing. Measure yourself when standing comfortably. Do not take a large breath, or exhale excessively. Measure when at your normal, relaxed standing position.
Wrap the tape measure around your stomach area, and send in that measurement. Measurement must be as close to exact as possible.
Sizing guarantee
If you order a unit and it doesn't quite fit you right, I will have a new one made with corrections made to get it right for you! Must have original unit in hand to be sent back before recieving new unit.
Nott Innovative is not responsible for any damage done to the product following it's arrival to your location caused by improper use, or user abuse.
Damaged/Lost product
Nott Innovative is not responsible for any damage done to the product following it's arrival to your location, nor the loss of your product.
Nott Innovative is not responsible for broken sound equipment resulting from the incorrect usage of this product. We are not responsible for packs falling out of the strap as a result of the pack's clip failing.