Are these ones that you have to snap then shake or just shake?
341671
You can just snap but the chemical reaction is slower. The shaking does it much quicker
341672
You have to snap then. Was to tough for kids (5 and 12yrs) to do alone. But no prob for the adults to do it for them
767417
I would say no. I had a few that my kids snapped together just for fun. Getting them apart was not fun, and when I put back together they didn't seem to hold as well.
1301366
They are very (!very!) tough right at first if you lock them all the way until they snap over the catch. Just focus your force right on the tip of the lever (use leverage to your advantage) and they'll pop open. Don't worry about pushing too hard. They won't break. After a week of using them, the catch will soften up and become easier. Honestly though, don't lock them down until they catch. You really only need that if you're going to be dropping them using bumpers. For regular lifts, close them just snug to the outside of the catch, but don't snap over and lock them. In this configuration they are essentially the same as regular Lock-Jaws. They still won't move, trust me. I know it seems odd, as this is likely why you ordered this version, but I really don't find its needed for 90% of your lifts.
1298858
Yes they snap on very tight. You have to pull a little harder to open but that was a plus for me.
548091
If you slightly lift the tabs on the side from the bottom the snap together that way. Be careful because they break super easy!!
834984
They snap in. It takes a little force, although I don't recommend hammer force.
2243959
Snap ons. They come off fairly easily and the cups are not actually water tight if they fall on their side. They are great for my older kids (5 and 7), but I'm not sure they would fill the tippy cup requirement for younger ones.
558624
They are rigid and will not roll up. In fact, I used the ramps as shovels today to dig my car out of a snow drift! They are flexible enough to bend slightly to fit contours in the ground, though, so I doubt they'd snap as long as you use them as intended.
1639762
That it does! Though I will be honest, I've never tried to shake it without holding the top. typically I hold the top and the bottom and shake. But never has it leaked
2113284
As I recall you have to hammer (tap) them in. Not difficult. These have held up exceptionally well.
1454397
Just push them in hard. They won't break. Yea it's a bit difficult at first
1255594
They are fairly thin. Not like the thicker ones, these can get crispy and snap like thinner ones do.
376498
I love mine but if you have difficulty holding things or if you have the shakes then they may be too heavy for you. They are not sharp they have a good finish to them.
386691
Yes. They snap together but I wouldn't say it's a strong snap. It can easily unsnap. Hope that helps.
1947593
As I recall, they don't snap on, you slide them over the ends first, before you attach the top. I think that's how I did it.
1816263
yes - you snap them apart. Just pull very hard and they will come apart. You can find a video on youtube to show you how.
1043109
Only used them In frozen drinks, they bend, but then snap right back into shape. They are strong and I put them in the dishwasher. Hop this helps.