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1-Up Hair Ties

1-Up The One Hand Hair Tie

A range of one handed hair ties made of elastic and a plastic toggle. They assist a person with the use of one hand to tie their hair into a pony tail, or use as a head band. They are available in a range of colours and with various decorative accessories.

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Image Gallery: 1-Up Hair Ties Using Residual Limb Stand Up Method Foot Technique Two Handed Method

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For information contact AT Aust on 1300 452 679

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The hair tie can be used by sliding the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over the user's head. It is then placed over the user's head and positioned like a necklace. The hair tie is then moved so it sits above the ears and at the nape of the neck (like a headband). One end of the elastic is secured, while the user slides the toggle backwards, closing the loop over the hair. The loose end is then wrapped around the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

Method Of Use

See website (for instructions) and web link (for video demonstration).

Method One
1. Slide the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over your head. (Your teeth are useful for helping to achieve this.)

2. Slide the loop of the elastic over your head and move it to sit around your neck like a necklace, with the long end hanging down your chest. Move the hair at the back of your head to sit on top of the hair tie. Then pull the hair tie up so that it sits above your ears and at the nape of your neck (like a headband). Make sure the toggle is at the top of your forehead.

3. Wrap the long end of the hair tie around your impaired limb, using it to keep tension in the elastic.

4. While holding tension (you may need to pull) with your impaired limb on the long end, use your hand to slide the toggle and loop backwards closing the loop over your hair.

5. As you slide the toggle and loop closed and pull downwards with your impaired limb on the long end, the 1-UP catches all your hair into a pony tail.

6. When you have the pony tail secured, carefully release the long end from around your impaired limb. Wrap the remaining elastic cord tightly around (and around) the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

For high ponytails it works best if you hold your head upside down, for lower ponytails it works better holding your head upright.

Method 2:
1.Slide the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over your head (your teeth are useful for helping to achieve this).

2. Slide the loop of the elastic over your head and move it to sit around your neck like a necklace, with the long end hanging down your chest. Move the hair at the back of your head to sit on top of the hair tie. Then pull the hair tie up so that it sits above your ears and at the nape of your neck (like a headband). Make sure the toggle is at the top of your forehead.

3. Sit down and carefully place the long end of the hair tie in between your toes. Ensure you grip tightly with your toes and avoid the long end flicking back on you.

4. Slowly stand up, holding tension with your toes, use your hand to slide the toggle and loop backwards closing the loop over your hair.

5. As you slide the toggle and loop closed and stand straight, the 1-UP catches all your hair into a pony tail.

6. When you have the pony tail secured, carefully release and hold the long end from in between your toes. Wrap the remaining elastic cord tightly around (and around) the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

Considerations

Caution
* As the 1-Up is made of elastic and solid objects, there is a risk of eye or facial injuries if it is used incorrectly
* The user must insure they retain hold of the hair tie while creating a pony tail

Place Of Manufacture

United Kingdom

Price Guide

Approximately $7 for each band.

More Details

The hair tie can be used by sliding the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over the user's head. It is then placed over the user's head and positioned like a necklace. The hair tie is then moved so it sits above the ears and at the nape of the neck (like a headband). One end of the elastic is secured, while the user slides the toggle backwards, closing the loop over the hair. The loose end is then wrapped around the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

Method Of Use

See website (for instructions) and web link (for video demonstration).

Method One
1. Slide the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over your head. (Your teeth are useful for helping to achieve this.)

2. Slide the loop of the elastic over your head and move it to sit around your neck like a necklace, with the long end hanging down your chest. Move the hair at the back of your head to sit on top of the hair tie. Then pull the hair tie up so that it sits above your ears and at the nape of your neck (like a headband). Make sure the toggle is at the top of your forehead.

3. Wrap the long end of the hair tie around your impaired limb, using it to keep tension in the elastic.

4. While holding tension (you may need to pull) with your impaired limb on the long end, use your hand to slide the toggle and loop backwards closing the loop over your hair.

5. As you slide the toggle and loop closed and pull downwards with your impaired limb on the long end, the 1-UP catches all your hair into a pony tail.

6. When you have the pony tail secured, carefully release the long end from around your impaired limb. Wrap the remaining elastic cord tightly around (and around) the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

For high ponytails it works best if you hold your head upside down, for lower ponytails it works better holding your head upright.

Method 2:
1.Slide the toggle to create a loop big enough to fit over your head (your teeth are useful for helping to achieve this).

2. Slide the loop of the elastic over your head and move it to sit around your neck like a necklace, with the long end hanging down your chest. Move the hair at the back of your head to sit on top of the hair tie. Then pull the hair tie up so that it sits above your ears and at the nape of your neck (like a headband). Make sure the toggle is at the top of your forehead.

3. Sit down and carefully place the long end of the hair tie in between your toes. Ensure you grip tightly with your toes and avoid the long end flicking back on you.

4. Slowly stand up, holding tension with your toes, use your hand to slide the toggle and loop backwards closing the loop over your hair.

5. As you slide the toggle and loop closed and stand straight, the 1-UP catches all your hair into a pony tail.

6. When you have the pony tail secured, carefully release and hold the long end from in between your toes. Wrap the remaining elastic cord tightly around (and around) the base of the pony tail. The elastic holds itself in place.

Considerations

Caution
* As the 1-Up is made of elastic and solid objects, there is a risk of eye or facial injuries if it is used incorrectly
* The user must insure they retain hold of the hair tie while creating a pony tail

Place Of Manufacture

United Kingdom

Price Guide

Approximately $7 for each band.

Models

* Available in a variety of colours and with accessories (including beads and other decorative features).

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Standards

Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information about standards also see http://at-aust.org/home/assistive_technology/standards.html

Disclaimer

Whilst all care is taken to provide accurate information with respect to the item described, the Independent Living Centre New South Wales (ILCNSW), operating as Assistive Technology Australia, is not involved in product design or manufacture, and therefore not in a position to guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Selection of equipment, which is both suitable and appropriate for individual needs remains the responsibility of the person(s) considering requisition, and no responsibility is taken by the ILCNSW (Assistive Technology Australia) for any loss or injury caused through use of the equipment or alleged to have arisen through reliance upon information provided. As information is subject to change any enquiries should be directed to the manufacturer.

Suppliers

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Compartment Seventy6 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Sales: 0424 158 781
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