I have trouble climbing stairs if am on my feet a lot will these help.
22480
I believe it will, it helps me when I do a lot of walking and climbing. I did find the Tommy Copper sizing chart to help me find the right size. I hope this answers your question
22481
I doubt it. These sleeves are so light weight you hardly know you are wearing it.
22482
I used it climbing a two story staircase last week and it did help me. I'm not sure it stays on all day but I've used it for 3 hours at a time and it helps.
188367
As I stated in my previous review, I don't know because I was never limber emough to climb on top of the step ladder. It was too tall for me. But I have a shorter one from the same company and I've never had a problem with slipping.
490587
I'd say no. 1. These won't stay on the way you want. (Especially if you're doing kicking drills etc.) They slip and you'll spend more time being annoyed and adjusting than training. 2. The material is cheap. I kept having to come up with new fixes for these. Now they just sit in my closet. Actually I might as well throw them out. 3. They're actually not that heavy. I've worn combat boots that were heavier.
1499721
For safety reasons, I would say no. I don't think friction fit is advised for stair use either.
1664403
They help more in a mental aspect. I've moved more weight with them on. I think it just gives more confidence that your knees will track more correctly.
1987903
I do believe the movements with your legs is still the same. Make sure there not to big, they may dig into the top of your shoe / foot.
1157746
You will, but they won't hold as well as they would in tubular climbing webbing. This stuff is pretty slick, so if you're planning on using it for any weight-bearing purposes I wouldn't trust it.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
653651
I suspect the incline angle you are attempting to climb is greater than the angle recommeded by your chairs manufacture. I suspect t
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you should not try to hook them up your self unless you are a mechanical incline
912998
I've never used it to down stairs but I would imagine if would work just as well as going upstairs.
735606
I would have to say Yes. I'm using them on hardwood floor and I feel that I have to use some effort to slide around in my chair.
178087
There is definitely much resistance pushing them down. I feel my legs are much stronger. Yes. They are great. Use them three times a week.
825013
Not sure yet as this is my first year using them. I am going to leave the steps in except for the upper hand rails and see how that works out.
1919768
This product will clean stairs very well when you use the rotating brush attachment. Beware you will have to be bending over a lot. Stairs are dangerous things to work on. Safety first always. If you get dizzy and lose your balance you could fall down the stairs. Not a good thing to happen. Use your best judgement and be very careful. I hope this helps you.
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It will depend on you, I think. I love them for hiking, but you do feel the rocks, so you must place your feet with care. It's nice to feel the ground under you, but it can be less than nice if you're not paying attention. They grip very well and allow your toes to move, so I enjoy them on rocky surfaces, although I would not recommend them for true rock climbing; they can't even come close to what a true climbing shoe can do for you. (I own both!)
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Yes they will. I liked the resistance level on these. It was just enough to feel it the next day but not too heavy during exercise. The only downfall on these for me was that they are not ideal for small hands. They tend to slide a lot since the weight is located on top of your hand. I used these once during my combat class and had to take them off after 30 mins since I was constantly busy holding on to them trying to keep them from sliding to the side. My knuckles were pretty red from the friction.