They do not slide and cannot wear them while bowling. Is there a way I can remedy this problem?
191337
If you aren't getting enough slide, most bowling alleys sell a soft powder that is made specifically for that purpose. It's usually $2-$3 and works great. Hope this helps.
2212198
To be honest with you, I am not 100% sure. I am 6'3" and I still have issues every now and then with them falling. I have big legs so maybe it's part of the problem. I use them for paintball, though, and wouldn't trade them for the world. I just got used to re-adjusting between games they work fine while I am using them.
696942
I had the same problem. I replaced the balance bar and it helped a little. In time I just had to learn nothing perfect. U can Google it to. They call it the toilet bowl effect
1555362
They are absolutely non-slip!!!! We had the same problem as you, and now our bed just stays in place. One suggestion: measure your casters to make sure they're the right size.Good luck!!!
2078899
Put your fingers at the top or bottom of the grips and slide them up or down DO NOT wrap fingers or squeeze the grips. If you do this they will not slide Hope this helps Roger
1296612
It sounds as though your ball is not seated properly or the connection is not tight enough. I have had this model for nearly a year with no stability issue at all. My husband has used the same type for nearly three years and his is still very stable. Mine did come loose one time and I had trouble getting back on securely. Once I got it to 'snap' in place it has remained tight and moves only when I move it myself. If this is a new purchase I would suggest contacting the seller for replacement.
788099
I had the same issue. You need to basically force them on there. I think the reason they're like this is so they don't easily slide off. I bought these tips nearly six months ago and they're still holding up pretty well..hope this helps.
1945713
My husband has the same issue so we used a piece of PVC to pre-stretch them. You do want them snug so don't over stretch them. :o)
2168051
Maybe consider taking the ear buds off completely. Then to keep them in place use the speedo silicone ear plugs. All I can think of.
686797
They are slippery and you have to be very careful. Look for ones that have no slip strips on them like Bathguard. Much safer!
2270406
they are adjustable, so you have to move them. You should watch this http://youtu.be/lEjwyYOFwZg?t=2m37s
463441
Mine are rock solid on these, it is difficult to just slide, you have to really elevate to move them at all.
875989
They do slide on a smooth table...they are not rubbery so they don't have any grip.
2233092
If you lock / tighten the mechanism at two levels as seen on these walking sticks, it should prevent it from sliding it.If keeps happening inspite of locking /screwing ,then the locking mechanism is broken. This happened to the Nordic track ski/walking poles I purchased 5 years ago.good luck
36421
No. I haven't had any issues with them sliding. I am using them in wrought iron furniture.
2167354
They "slide" in on the back, just inside of where the screen is screwed on. You might want to try a little wax or lemon pledge to help. They are stronger than others I have had in the past, and take some careful force to push in.
1651948
I am not familiar with that problem. But they might, if you wore them upside down. I would try one or ask a PT you trust.