I see they have a draw string. Do they stay closed or what keeps them closed once you have pulled on that drawstring.
1314859
Hi. It is a cotton drawstring. Although there is nothing that secures the drawstring when you close it, I have had no trouble with them staying closed and keeping everything in.
1314874
They should, they are easy to use and open up fully. I knot the draw string to keep them closed.
400704
There is just a drawstring, be cautious about the sizing, I ordered for a size largef and they were still to small
168792
I am not sure if they have them that you do not hold down yourself. Mine you plug in hold the lever down for as long as you want and then let go. I suppose you could put an elastic band around it to hold it on indefinitely but that would not be a very safe way to do it. I find these things get quite warm and the heat lasts a long time after you let up on the lever.
2247252
They're just knotted, so you unknot the loose one and tie it tighter. Easy peasy!
259984
They did not have a drawstring. I would NOT store food in them!!! They smelled so bad like kerosene!!! I tossed them
1747431
It's very easy to do. You just pull down on the little tab that holds the string in place and it loosens it up. These sheets are the best. I never want to be without them. I searched long and hard for a solution to this problem and these work wonders.
1218302
They slide in and out, so they just tuck away inside or you can pull them out when you want to use them. They do not detach, or at least I don't think so.
1191645
Yes it does have a draw string, but I usually do not use it as I find the 2 tie straps work fine.
1722
They are loose, they work well and are quality made. I never have any issue getting them out. Hope this helps
213246
These are very long with a draw string. I put the quite a ways back on my king sheets; so I'm sure you won't have an issue with a twin sheet that is too big! I find these to be a must have.....especially for the price.
78343
They are silk as is stated in the caption NOT ripstop. There are no zippers. There is a single Velcro fastener on the side that is sewn half-way closed. The ones I have do not, as one responded reported, have a drawstring.
748563
They look like a pin that you push through a hole in the needle. This essentially holds the needle in place allowing you to screw them on and off more easily if you need to tighten them down further.
2233093
Agreed that you really have to turn them tightly. However if using them in slick mud, the mud will hold them solidly so they twist loose as you pull them out.
1577716
They are held closed with felcro and when you pull it open the magazine should slide out into you hand. Which saves you having to try and pull it up and out from under your arm. If you are in a hurry to get your magazine it is better to have it fall into your hand when you pull open the flap which is held secure by the felcro (hook and Loop). I hope I was clear in my answer.
119470
No, as soon as you close it there's not enough pull on the draw string to keep it on. However for the price I expected this
1352991
You might need to lower the strings. If too high, one or some might not be exact when holding down all.