Do the eye cups click into place after twisting up?
1184840
They don't "click" but they twist up and stay in place while you're using them.
658015
yes they will if you are talking about a inverted nipple. you have to stick with them even though you think they are working, don't quit for a few weeks at least. or they revert back to before and you have to start over.
629163
If they're stretchy or loose, yes it does. I usually just put it on top though because it's easier to adjust the fastenings that way. The central fastener comes undone as you move and you have to tighten it up about twenty time a day. (I'm a larger-sized person)
1745742
Not at all! I twist as I pull and have not had a problem! There are some different sizes in the bag... So some fit more snug than others. I have my preffered colors but they all work!
2124711
No, it is a snap and twist design. There is a channel on the container and two raised dimples on the lid, the dimples go down into the channel, turns to lock in place.
175362
negative mine has no adjustments, except for the hinge in the middle to compensate for the width between your eyeballs.
1375214
They do. It just takes awhile to figure out how to manipulate them to stay in. I have been happy with mine.
158283
Twist up, pull out, pop another one in. If it is too small to grip an eyeglass screwdriver or pin can be used to leverage it out.
1421642
Yes, they do. The little cup is designed to fit into the opening of the bottle, and the white ring and nipple twist directly on as usual, holding the cup in place. They are great, I use them all the time; for keeping a bottle ready next to the bed at night, and for the diaper bag. Be careful with the airtight lid that goes in the cup, it's a very tight fit and can sometimes be tricky to remove without formula going everywhere. Hope this helps!
1947593
As I recall, they don't snap on, you slide them over the ends first, before you attach the top. I think that's how I did it.
1547391
The eyecup is reversible. You have to pull it off of the bracket, flip it and re-install it. I did it just to see if it would work and it does. Hope that helps.
1988909
Thank you for your question! Once you twist the top to choose your desired setting, the mechanism should stay in place until you decide to change it.
662519
The eyecup fits on the camera's square bracket. The metal bracket on the eyecup is square on the side that slips onto the camera, and round on the rubber side to allow the eyecup to rotate around the bracket to allow it to be used with either eye. The round opening on the eyecup doesn't interfere with your ability to see the entire viewfinder. I've been very happy with this eyecup; it allows me to keep my glasses on and use the viewfinder in bright light when I can't see the LCD screen.
1754591
If you did not, you have to push down slightly as you are twisting it. I hope this helps.
1818609
It does, but make sure you only put them on once. I had to readjust it once after it was on and all but one stripped, this unit is garbage, go with a peep sight you'll save time and aggravation.
869093
Yes, there are actually strap adjustments on the ends/sides of the goggles. Not sure exactly what to call them... but they are pretty nifty and easy. You can actually adjust them while they are on your head. You can pull the excess straps and you can hear the "clicking" sound as it locks and gets tighter. If too tight, there are release buttons on them too for it to loosen. Easiest goggles to adjust I've ever used.
2232529
No, but mostly I use the loops as I have had prior holsters come off unexpectedly when bending the body in different directions. I love it so far!