How high up do these go? Do they fall/roll down after prolonged use?
327726
These are ankle socks and rise approximately 1/2" above the opening of my running shoes. I have multiple pairs of this style and they hold shape, comfort and fit through any terrain, workout or weather condition I've thrown at them. Great socks!
327727
They are about the same height as the abck of my New Balance running shoes. Haven't worn them long enough to know if the roll down after prolonged use.
327728
The wife wears they are no shows just even with her running shoes she wears them to work and they do not fall down or roll down well worth the money
1866955
They do go up in down. Make sure that you have an Invacare wheel, if not they will not fix. I found that I needed to remove the foot pedal because my legs were longer. Good luck.
1811918
Mine rolls up fine.So if you pull down slowly it stays where you put it, if you pull down quickly (just an inch or so) and let go it rolls back up.
2048943
They lock when in the "Up" (open) position. When down they are quite stable though.
842903
I've been using them for over 8 months now and they hold them really fine just with the clamps and I have them tilted downward, no movement at all.
717698
Yes, they are meant to fall to the floor on a 6 ft table. However, they actually fell a bit longer so I put the excess on one side since my tables were against a wall.
1214759
Definitely do not fold but maybe roll up. Try laying them flat under your mattress when not in use.
1866952
I have only owned these legs for almost 2 weeks now and yes they will stay in an elevated position or move to any position in between, in fact one is in the fully elevated position and will not go back down. Fortunately I need it in that position, but later it will be a problem.
498962
I double checked Sorry they are hard plastic. I did not have any trouble getting or keeping mine in the ground
1391734
They tip over Very easily. We don't have any children, so it's not an issue with us. Hope this helps.
80355
They don't ride up but they do wobble a bit, from side to side. I think it depends on the size of your hands; mine are small to medium. If you're doing a lot of punching and gripping the middle of the glove in your palm, you should be fine.
1104510
These do flatten after being rolled; however, I would suggest placing a heavy flat object over them to speed the process.I rolled mine up and they flattened after about 30-45 min
558626
They are rigid, but somewhat flexible. Cannot be rolled up. I don't think they would snap.
1697100
Pretty easy to get down, about 7/8" long and 1/8" round. You do need to take them with at least 6oz glass of water to make sure it goes all the way down without sticking.
1938349
These stools do go up pretty high,we use the ones we got at are pub patio table.
1137610
They are kind of high, but they squish down some in a relatively short time. They are nice enough to take the risk and if it doesn't work out put them in another pair of shoes.....Worth it, at least my feet think so!
1845063
Not exactly sure how long they are but I can tell you that I am 6'9'' and I have to set them all the way to the top without them being properly secured. That being said I have failed while squatting and even at the highest level they still do their job. I do squat below parallel and I usually drop the weight when I am at my lowest point and it is not much of a drop.