Use the strap's adjustable buckle to change the length of the strap as needed for your comfort and ease of playing.
They have worked to force Cromartie out of what Thurman termed his "comfort zone," of playing receivers off the line, and using his hands and long arms to disrupt their timing, much as he did Monday against Johnson.
This has been partly the result of sheer grit by people who shunned personal comfort in the name of playing a role in Jewish history.
At least he can take comfort in the prospect of playing Nadal on grass next time after the killing joylessness of mere survival on clay, where the champion's vicious top-spun forehand puts the ball in the most uncomfortable places.
In dreadful fashion on Monday night, the Giants backpedaled into a false comfort zone, a meandering way of playing football that they thought they had left behind.
I was out of my comfort zone, playing in baking hot conditions so you didn't want to be chasing the ball all afternoon.
Eddie Redmayne got an Oscar last year for going out of his comfort zone and playing someone with a severe, crippling disability, and when The Rock does the same thing – using his acting powers to channel something he is not, i.e. a human being capable of experiencing fear – he barely wins an MTV award.
For added comfort, they play a CD of farm sounds in the chicken nursery to help prepare them for the outdoor environment.
Instead, sensing a potential televised conflict, in which, for a time at least, he'd have to surrender the microphone to a hostile comedian, Trump ducked out, choosing instead to nurse his pride in the comfort of another campaign rally, playing to what comedians would call a friendly room.
