Which are easier to tie, Pogi's with handles or without? Anyone tried both? Thoughts on tradeoff btw no handle but on roll, vs handle and no roll?
482916
I haven't tried the ones with handles, but the ones without are sort of difficult to tie
482917
I have the no tie one and they are easy to tie if you get the right size. The large for my lab is plenty big w space for tying.
482918
I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching the dispenser to a leash. I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching... » Read More I haven't tried the bags with handles, but I don't think the bags without handles are hard to tie. They're big enough that, even after picking up a handful, there's enough room to tie the top in a knot. I like the convenience of the roll - you get 15 bags in a dispenser that takes up a lot less space than 15 loose bags. What I do is to carry one roll-filled dispenser and a spare roll; that way, when I get to the end of the roll, I still have more than enough bags to get through walking my two guys. I also carry the dispenser/extra roll in a pocket; I find that more convenient than attaching the dispenser to a leash. « Show Less
2183397
I know that the ultimate harness has a handle on too instead of complete velcrow. If you look the up kn google images there are lots of different angles.
2016008
I would definitely go with the pull through... It's more efficient, less hassle, rods can bend and warp really a pain... Pull throughs often boast extremely fast cleaning( 1swipe and done ) which is true, but I always do a couple passes to be on the safe side.
1263975
I've not used either of those, but I can tell you that this pomade is great! Has a great hold smells good and washes out very easily. Highly recommended, I use it for a small pomp and it does what it's supposed to with little effort. Hope this helps.
1351078
We have two English Bulldogs, the male is 70lbs and the female 50lbs, we have had both the 8" and 10" red jolly ball tug-n-toss, either way you go that handle will be chewed off in the first couple of days (if not hours). Once the handle is gone they still love it and play with it, so no worries there. Both sizes worked great for our dogs. But I advise to stay away from the colored/flavored ones, our male can destroy those in minutes, only the red ones have lasted for for us.
526045
It's my daughters, so I don't know what the differences are. I looked at it and the hole goes all the way through. You can tie it to come out on either side. From what I understand, you want it to hang from the side away from you (with the knot facing you) when you play. It seems to me that shifting it from one hand to the next while keeping the tie on your side of the kendama is all you need to do to make it one hand or the other. Sorry if this isn't what you're looking for, but I'm not very familiar with this toy and my daughter just plays with it without thinking about any of this stuff.
414746
The rope cocker is rather easy to use, and is significantly simpler quicker to use than the crank. The only time I'd recommend getting the crank is for someone that has a disability that prevents them from using the rope. It's not terribly difficult to pull back by hand, but I'd recommend against it, because if the string is misaligned, it can cause damage to the limbs.
457643
No, they have no handles. They are longer and deeper than regular bags and have never had any problems tying these bags - I clean up 3 large dogs (greyhounds)...
1985082
I like mine better....the bottom (the plate with the holes in it) does not come out on mine, which makes it more sturdy and easier to use. I had one where the plate was removeable, and it caused me all kinds of grief. It liked to come up when I would lift the handle while pressing to get better noodle consistency. Sometimes the dough would spurt out around the edges. I am not saying this one does that, but in my opinion, the single piece is the best way to go. You can also avoid losing the plate if it's fixed in place.
558406
The handles I bought I put on a kawasaki mule.it has smaller roll bars than a jeep wrangled.I just used some black tie wraps to take up the extra material
2208975
I don't get the non pulling part. They can still lunge forward, but if you look at the picture of this, nothing is close to the neck. the weight is against the front part of the chest. I have Pom's and cannot have any pressure on the neck so this works great for me. It also just slips over their head and then they step into the bottom part that is padded. I have very long-haired Pomeranians and it has never tangled in their hair.
1142122
There are two hooks on each side that hold the bungee cord, so you do not have to knot the end of the cord. I usually do not knot the cord, as that way the cord is adjustable.
919092
I have had no problem with this. I have the type of rod that bows out, so the "catch" area is at the ends. They sometimes get hung on this transition area, but a light tug usually works to dislodge them. These are the smoothest I have ever had and I purchased them specifically because I tried two other types that did not work at all. I am pleased with them. I believe there are none that would slide seamlessly, but these do well.
347741
No handles... straight webbed belt with sturdy buckle... same as what is used in nursing homes.
1539480
I have both and yes. Same capacity, hole size, etc. Just foldable arms -- and I would avoid this one. The foldable arms seemed cool at first thought, but in practical application, they are sort of a pain. I much prefer the fixed arms. Just my opinion/experience.
1303016
Nope! No handles. But they're long enough to just reach in, pick up, slide the extra over your hand, and then just tie it off in a knot. I've only done it ... about 5,000 times! Can't really see how a handle would improve things, since tying it closed is usually desirable anyway, for ... olfactory reasons!
925227
Just wrap over board one side and attach to frame, note I find it also better to use another bungee chord when rolling a single fin board, one bungee top fin and other below fin holds better and keeps surf stow straight when rolling.