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.
310649
YES, my wife can't wear hers and I can't wear mine. we need to return them and get new, better, different ones from Outdoor Research.
226019
The ball may have a tear/might be damaged. Lift the ball up out of the box. If the sand flows from it then return! The sand actually supports/weighs down the ball so it doesn't slide/wobble all over the place. Good luck.
641930
I had no trouble with them not spinning. They spin pretty well but a few of them seemed loose & slipped off the metal shaft causing me to hit myself in my chin a few times.
1729810
They can be slid, however they aren't what I would recommend as a slide wheel. Check out Cloud Ride Slides or Cloud Ride Mini Slides for a fantastic slide wheel
1586246
These slides are the best I have seen, with very little bounce in them. I would purchase them again if needed! I hope this has helped you..
1616069
They slide, however, I have not tied them on properly.. To be fair, for the money, they are great..
548160
I had the same problem and mine broke. You can try running hot water over the outside to loosen them up, but they are really prone to breaking so be careful.
456080
They are attached using Velcro. Maybe the diameter is too big or small. You could just buy them and return them if they don't fit. Lol
2270406
they are adjustable, so you have to move them. You should watch this http://youtu.be/lEjwyYOFwZg?t=2m37s
1984135
hi Bahr they are tight I used a rubber mallit& or just press hard & use alachoal so it will slide easer.
477187
Make sure the side bowl is not touching anything (i.e walls, grass) They have to be completely isolated. Also, it helps if they are placed on a smooth surface.
2233094
My husband has the same problem - I just retighten them every couple of walks. These walks are not anything as active as hiking, but he still has problems, usually only on one side. Sorry I have no good answer for you.
850468
I think if you are a strong, fast swimmer they may come loose..... This could be remedied by using goggles to secure them, or a swimming cap. I do a fast side stroke and I haven't had any problem with them coming off while swimming. I also do a slow- medium freestyle and I haven't had a problem with them. I love them....for the price, give them a try. You could always use them for relaxing pool time or work-outs...
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.
967508
Sorry to hear that. That's odd that they fall out. The ones we bought fit nice and snug; the person using the walker was very happy at the difference they made...wonder if your brand of walker has their own custom made sliders, that's the only thing I can think of. Good luck.
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