do they twist? i got 15's that the ends rotate a little bit, they're lose, never dropped just cheap. do these twist too, or are they solid?
548025
They are solid. Had mine for awhile and dropped them a few times and no problems.
548026
I got 15's too. They r pretty good. They r still solid, but I have only got it since 2 months ago. I still gotta wait to see they can pass the test of time or not.
2246112
These are not rigid. If you span them over an open space, the corners will curl up. If you put your elbow on the spanned space, they will definitely bend. it is about the consistency of poster board. Suggest seeing one in a store like Office Max or Staples.
60507
I do believe they rotate. I no longer own these, but I do believe they rotate. I could be wrong. they are pretty good quality and good for a bolt action rifle or maybe a shotgun, but not for an AR or AK. hope this helps
34072
These suck big time, do not buy. they are stiff and if you try to bend them they break. Try to find them in some other website. uline.com If you buy them you are taking a chance. Just my opinion. Good Luck
1154591
The ones I got about 6 month ago have those flip locks with external screws to adjust tension, not twist lock.
2198460
Mine does not get twisted at all. Now my old one did but this one does not. Hope that helps.
743772
My wife actually uses these while playing in her hand bell choir. She tells me they can rotated anyway you want to turn them. She just brought them in and showed me that they twist in all different directions.
1614637
Mine have been as good as advertised. No bending or breaking or any other issues with them. I just measure with them and wash them so I don't know how the handles would bend otherwise.
1915933
You twist them (to the left I think). I had trouble with one of mine and had to twist and pull quite a bit before it popped open. Tricky little suckers.
2075172
Yes. They do twist back and forth. However, I like the one way direction best because the salt and pepper are more consistent in size. These have turned out to be the best grinders on the market for me.
1216869
well, the spring clips on the side... did you bend them? like permanently out of shape? once they go into the slots, they stay spread open and hold up the plastic face. if you bent them though, i'd suggest bending them back? Can't see how the face doesn't stay up and closed unless you had bent them out of shape?
2241625
Nothing against these poles but when I used them and would put >50% of my body weight on them, the clamps wouldn't really hold and would start to slide a bit. Climbing something with that much elevation I personally wouldn't trust these poles on the way down. I would highly recommend something with flip lock or any other more solid locking systems instead of just the twist-on ones. A little band of rubber 3 plastic flanges is not a lot to put your life on if you take a tumble. If you can't spring the money for the more securely locking poles, consider renting them from an outfitter.
2128128
I twist mine 90 degrees so I can hang my bike wheels on a shower rod- none have snapped and they work great!
605153
No--they are holding up great. Very heavy pieces, don't bend--loving them. Should last a lifetime if you don't lose them.
1425182
so far, no problems! they're very sturdy...not flimsy. i just tried to bend them..no luck! :)
1865402
To be honest, we were not that thrilled with them. If they are pointed straight down they seem to work okay. But if there is any angle at all, they don't. Hope this helps.
1283255
Not exactly sure your question, but they have a tab or two or three (I don't remember) which makes them only fit one way... so they don't rotate or move. They were not as impressive overall as I thought they might be... but they are definitely better... I would buy them again.