in my experience zippers are the problem . they don't stay closed and allow the hulls to fall out, are yours plastic or metal?
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It is plastic... But, since it isn't something that you open and close on a regular basis at all(no need to), it should stay in tact just fine... I really would not make that a reason to not buy the pillow...
2009279
Mine are metal sippers in both sizes that I purchased. So far I have had no problems. Quality of the pillows are good..Queen size is very heavy. Like the weight of a 10 LB sack of potatoes. Stays in place all night.
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Mine is loose too. I guess the thing is to make sure the zipper is closed properly. They can't eat through the material. And it's not to kill the bugs really, it's more protection against them. Because Bed bugs can go up to 6 months without feeding and still live.
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The zipper itself is plastic but the pull is metal. We bout two different styles from this brand and they both held up great as we hiked in Peru.
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Mine are plastic, but I haven't had any problems. I don't have a reason to hang heavy things on the rack.
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Jim - I will do my best here.The cover is not what I would desribe as cheap plastic. It is more like a waterproof woven material that seems quite durable. I have had the cover on the boat while trailering on the highway for several trips at over 80 miles each, and the cover held up well. There are also plenty of tie downs that have heald up well.Hope this helps.Jeff
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Sorry to hear others are having problems also. Metal tracks would be an option. Otherwise a complete refund would be in order as this was not an inexpensive tank. Thank you.
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So mine had the same issue. What I did to correct this was to loosen the clamps along the bed rails then allow them to shift around as I pulled and tugged everything into place. I also had made the mistake is not fully engaging the J hooks before zipping. If you have the J hooks fully engaged to where you hear a "snap" you should then be able to slide the window back and forth along the j hook in order to get better alignment from the zippers. I have never had any leaks.
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Also, be careful when you close it. A metal part always catches on mine and pulls at the fabric. This actually caused the fabric to tear. I try not to collapse mine if I don't have to now.
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Hi Michael, I'm not sure I'm the right person to ask really. This is my very first rod case. It is a plastic zipper and it seems OK, but that is yet to be seen I guess. Sorry I do not have a better answer. I do like the case.
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The gears are enclosed in a plastic sleeve. I'd guess plastic, but I cannot tell. Do NOT purchase this product until you've read my earlier comments on the opening/closing door not closing!
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Hello Roy,The zipper track is nylon/plastic while the zipper puller is metal. Thanks. :)
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I had a full size dreadnought in mine. Which "was" 42". If you get it do but trust the zipper and do not trust the shoulder strap,they both broke and damage the instrument both times. Spend the extra $10 and get something a little more substantial.
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Not sure if I have the newest version, but I haven't had a problem with the zippers. They do seem cheap though
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If you contact customer service, they will replace these. They had a bad batch where the zipper didn't seal properly. Customer service has been very good.
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The fleece has no bearing on the parts you may need replaced zippers are metal, plastic or nylon and that's what should match to the repair kit. . I am assuming the zipper you have in the fleece vest or jacket is plastic #5 for which the metal kit may not be what you are looking for.
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No the zippers are not metal they are of a nylon or plastic composition. Bag is functional and sturdy have used it for business and pleasure.
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Mine ate the zipper. Does the company provide replacement panels? If not, why not?