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# Wearing & Removing the Gloves

## Wearing the Gloves

Peel off the Velcro on the gloves, insert your entire hand from the bottom of the glove, and pull the sides of the glove to help wear it.

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Press the gaps between the fingers with the other hand to ensure that each finger fits neatly.

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Adjust the Velcro to fit comfortably around the wrist.

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## Removing the Gloves

Peel off the Velcro on the gloves.

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Gently pull the fingertips of the other hand one by one to gradually remove the glove.

{% hint style="warning" %}
When removing the gloves, <mark style="color:red;">DO NOT</mark> yank or forcibly pull on any single finger.
{% endhint %}

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## Strap mounting (optional)

Strap installation diagram. The strap can be adjusted by aligning the hole in the strap with the Type-C connector in the datacube, reserving the lower connector for the joystick cable.

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