Are these velcro or slide on?
1194765
Both. They slide on with a sleeve that has holes/perforations and a small cut to accommodate flexed position of your knees. I personally think the cut behind the knees should be bigger Overall they are great kneepads for protection and being low-profile.
1194766
Slide on, sort of like compression sleeves. There's a small opening directly at the back side of the knee joint to flex and breathe, with porous kind of mesh texture on the rest of the back side, yet full coverage . There's an elastic strap top and bottom to firm up the fit, which is velcro at the end for easy adjustment. Love these. Had them for a couple years now and still very comfortable and though scraped, still lasting very well.
522651
They could slide. You could install wood or aluminum strips of correct thickness next to the Z-Clips to keep them from sliding.
1730113
These are side mount slides. Installation instructions come with the slides.
116924
These pads attach with velcro; they are not drawstring. I found it difficult to keep them on.
1272845
No. They are made of a thin dry-fit fabric. My son loves how cool they are, but they do not have any padding for sliding.
1768389
No. They slip on. It has a hole on the handle so that the plunger-like button that's on the pole can lock it in place.
1637351
they do not have rubber or any other lining. They are smooth but I have not had a problem with sliding...I would think you would not unless you have short or very thin hair.
508589
100% yes. They will only literally slide on, and secure on this by friction. It will not click or screw on. Hope I helped.
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.
1975602
Yes they slide up and down. There is a video manual at conferplastics.com that shows the complete assembly process.
1549607
They're slide on blades. They're exactly the same as the Gillette Trac II blades.
929262
I've never had a problem with them slipping. The Velcro straps can be tightened without being uncomfortable, so it stays in place.
1148514
There are 2. Problem with these is if the seam is not very wide these slip and slide all over. I've seen some that have magnets to hold them in place.
85417
They just slide on and there is a clip that keeps them from sliding in and a plastic cap that keeps them from sliding off. I have had mine for one year and so far they have all stayed in place.
1616069
They slide, however, I have not tied them on properly.. To be fair, for the money, they are great..
1982752
You can slide them, but it is "snug" so the cords don't fall. The cords pretty much stay in place.
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you slide them and then strap them on.. sorry for late replay hope it helps. a cloth covers the pad as you can see in the picture