How high up do these go? Do they fall/roll down after prolonged use?
327726
These are ankle socks and rise approximately 1/2" above the opening of my running shoes. I have multiple pairs of this style and they hold shape, comfort and fit through any terrain, workout or weather condition I've thrown at them. Great socks!
327727
They are about the same height as the abck of my New Balance running shoes. Haven't worn them long enough to know if the roll down after prolonged use.
327728
The wife wears they are no shows just even with her running shoes she wears them to work and they do not fall down or roll down well worth the money
1866955
They do go up in down. Make sure that you have an Invacare wheel, if not they will not fix. I found that I needed to remove the foot pedal because my legs were longer. Good luck.
1323700
they are 4" vertical from mounting plate to floor and the height is not adjustable. lower and I would not suggest higher unless you used full plates. I have two sets of them and they make rolling an ease. Only problem is they do make the 14" band saw just a little more tippy - but it is already top heavy and had to be moved with care with a different set of shop wheels. Enjoy
1137610
They are kind of high, but they squish down some in a relatively short time. They are nice enough to take the risk and if it doesn't work out put them in another pair of shoes.....Worth it, at least my feet think so!
1805024
I have 7 of these. If they are sitting properly on the deck rail and filled w/soil, they don't tip over. this is my second year with them and have never had it happen. :) Jan
2168325
None whatsoever. I have had mine up several times, and they do not seem to even be fully stretched. Just make sure you do have the minimum amount of air in them.
842903
I've been using them for over 8 months now and they hold them really fine just with the clamps and I have them tilted downward, no movement at all.
438943
The height doesn't change when you roll it up (or at least not by much). Also, they don't really inflate, so much as unroll. Imagine a pillow filled with little cubes of that egg-carton foam which instantly pops back up once you take weight off of it.
546383
The side is higher than the matreses surface (but depend on how thick of your matress), so should be high enough from rolling out. but even they roll out, since the bed is not that high which is quite close to the floor, so it wont be too bad. and it wont hurt to fall down if there is carpet in your room.
498962
I double checked Sorry they are hard plastic. I did not have any trouble getting or keeping mine in the ground
1667794
I bought them for my 2 year old nephew. I've watched him manipulate them many different ways - he's a monkey. They have yet to tip over. If for some reason they ever did, they are so low off of the ground, it may startle him but not harm him (in my opinion). I liked the quality of the build - no sharp edges. Good Luck!
1214759
Definitely do not fold but maybe roll up. Try laying them flat under your mattress when not in use.
2106315
I have mine packed away so I can't measure exactly but maybe like 4-5 inches off the ground. They are low.
219512
Yes, you can roll them up. They are very flexible. I keep mine flat so I do not know if they are rolled up if they would lie flat again. They do not take up much room. I love mine.
2233146
There should be just about enough room. They don't automatically roll, you have to massage yourself. Hope it helps. Mine still collecting dust!
1628337
Absolutely. I put them up when I bought them and they have not moved since . :)
2109449
No, they don't stay up. I use a double shirt and I have to tuck it in under the 1st one and sometimes they don't even after all of that.