What prevents it from sliding around if set up indoors?
297673
I'd say that it is primarily designed for use where it can be staked somehow - that's easy outside, but for use indoors you'd have to devise an alternate method. First thing I'd try is some kind of weights - bags of something heavy on the frame.
297674
Nothing, perhaps duck taping it to the floor. Clearly an outdoor training tool.
297675
I don't use the Radar Pitching Trainer indoors but even on finished concrete I don't believe it would move much. It has heavy framing and a wide base. Worse case, if it moved at all I would just put a rubber mat under it. It has four plastic or rubber feet attached to the bottom of the frame where it makes contact with the floor as well.
1018522
It is hallow underneath so it may be difficult to move on furniture sliders. Hopefully I answered your question.
1512450
I agree with the other 2 responses. Plus, I have issue with the top of it rolling down constantly and not staying in place.
171275
I don't think it will slide around. I keep a few things in mine all the time - empty grocery bags, etc. I've never had a problem with sliding.
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I have found that tucking it under edge of desk at one corner does the trick. For he most part it doesn't slide around much and certainly not when seated. Great mat and good value!
1330335
There is something to keep it from sliding but it is easily knocked off. However you are pouring boiling watr over the thing; better be careful and not moving it around.
1078551
sits on desk. somehow, it's really secure, doesn't slide - perhaps suction?
471846
I think it does move around. I still own it but it's starting to split. However, you may use the tip people use with mixers bowls. Try seeing if laying down a slightly damp dish towel under the board and see if this stops it from sliding while you are working.
114807
this one does not tilt unless the top is assembled on thw wrong side. No there is nothing to prevent things from sliding off. I may use an old school desk to replace the top
310887
Mine never hopped around, but it did slide in a slow clockwise turn. I put a small rubber mat under mine, which works very well.
964910
Mine has little pads built onto the feet already. I don't have much problem at all with sliding around. Also there is a small nook behind the feet that allow it to sit on the edge of a bowl so that the slices will fall right into the bowl.
257236
It has a rubber ring around the bottom. I have no problem with it slipping.
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Are you sure you have it properly locked in place at the handles? That's what keeps it from sliding.
706697
In addition to the feet (which can be upright or closed) there are small silicone like grips on the other corners that help to keep the computer in place. I have not has any problem with sliding.
1347139
I do not have a problem with my laptop sliding. it has like a mesh/ rough top. my laptop has grips on the bottom.
2154682
The surface is a tad slippery, and the easel we have on it slides with the slightest bit if pressure. I'd be concerned about an infant swing set moving around.
930077
It has two rubber pads that run the width of the bottom of the stand (one in the front and the other in the back). They hold it in place well -- but do not lock it down completely. I have had no problems with it sliding around.