What keeps the shoes from sliding off the ends?
306440
The shoes are angled up, away from the door and the bars have a gritty nonslip texture. I can really only fit 2 pairs of (mens) shoes on each row.
306441
I don't know what keeps them on the rack but my shoes don't move. It holds three pairs of shoes on each rod. It took my about 10 minutes to put it together. I put it behind my bedroom door and now the door does not open all the way but I can live with that. My shoes are all in one place and off the floor.
59759
I've had the same issues, so I took my to my neighborhood shoe maker. Old timer, who fixed it with ease. better than it was before. Did try local sporting good stores to no avail. Hope this help you.
2182849
Not very much. The heel protectors take up a little bit more room and so your heels are a little less likely to slip out of the shoe.Larry Cummings
32556
Check the front swivel on the shoe to see if it's not too tight that it won't move up and down. That small black lever moves mine up and down because it is the shoe release. Hope that helps.
590023
Well... Studiohut (the seller) should probably know better than me, but mine definitely comes off. I just took it off to see. There's an adjustment knob on the bottom that screws into the cold shoe from the bottom via 1/4-20 thread. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean, or perhaps it's been re-engineered since I bought mine.
1999713
There are holes in the back of the top supports. When you get the back canvas in place, screw the crews through the canvas into the holes. That keeps the back from sliding off. I had the same question, but finally figured it out (with help from my kids).
1068175
I use sensi pink self adhere wrap around the ankles. It keeps them from twisting or falling off. Just be careful not to wrap it too tight. I buy the sensi wrap here on Amazon. http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B005NHB4BY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1096951
They are which means it can't be adjusted. Didn't work too well for my size 12 shoes so I passed it on to my wife.
702283
Yes, I have them on carpet but it would imagine the rubber on the bottom would keep it from slipping
634269
Can't remember. I just played with them and they slipped on. I believe there are instructions on how to. Sorry I can't be of more help.
853625
They slip on and stay on with friction, no screwing or other method of attaching. The only issue might be the size of the tip of the walking stick. Too small they wouldn't stay on, too large and they wouldn't go on. But - you could always return them.
38300
No, it only goes part way to the heel. But there's sliding soles on both shoes.
1009744
That's the only way it works for me. If I wear socks, they start to slip off. I like the bare-foot workout but I suppose it would work with shoes.
2168060
Put them to the heal of the shoe.The more you break them in the more they stay in place.
540606
The underside is sticky. You can peel off layers of the heel to adjust the lift to the height you need. I peel off one layer to make it a one-quarter inch lift. I use them in my Nike trainer shoes, because you can lift up the insole and put underneath. I have one leg shorter than the other. Works great.
538118
They don't but I haven't had any issues with the shoes coming out of them. I also loosely tie them too just in case.
1016605
I have not had any issues. The rubberized feet rested nicely and there was no sliding or slippage on the floor.