Do they have anything at the top end to keep them from sliding down your arm? Like Specialized has a sort of rubberized inside band that's effective.
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they are contoured at the top and have an a band at the top to secure the fit at the top.
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Hi, they have a seam that is expandable, neither my husband nor I have ever had any trouble with them rolling or sliding down. They stay in place.
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The whole sleeve is snug and doesn't slide at all. No need for rubber bands. I've seen those that are baggy, they look crappy. These are very nice looking. I bought a size small. I wear a medium size shirt. These are the best I've seen.
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Nope. It has an elastic fabric covered band at the top of the arm portion that holds it in place well enough since the sleeves fit snugly on the arms, like a wet suit.
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I think this depends on personal preference and the excerise as they can be worn to protect both inside and outside of the wrist. I think it was originally intended for the inside of the wrist though
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It has an attached elastic band that can keep it closed. I don't usually use it much as it stays closed pretty well without it.
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No, the arms only adjust up and down. They are nicely padded, so if you are a leaner, the arms are great for that.
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No, they are not that long. When I wear a short-sleeved top, they go up to where the sleeves end on my arms. Definitely not all the way to the shoulders, so they would not work with a sleeveless shirt/top. Generally mine stay up pretty well, although I find they are slipping more with the more I wear them & the older they get. It will also depend on what size you have, how large (and long) your arms are, and how active you are while wearing them. I have used mine hiking & bike riding and have loved them; they actually make my arms feel cooler and I love the way they protect the top of my hands in addition to my arms. I've recommended them to friends and have already purchased 3 pairs myself. No, they are not that long. When I wear a short-sleeved top, they go up to where the sleeves end on my arms. Definitely not all the way to the shoulders, so they would not work with a sleeveless shirt/top. Generally mine stay up pretty well, although I find they are slipping more with the more I wear them & the older they get. It will also depend on what size you have, how large (and long) your arms are, and how active you are while wearing them. I have used mine hiking & bike riding and have loved them; they actually make my arms feel cooler and I love the way they protect the top of my... » Read More No, they are not that long. When I wear a short-sleeved top, they go up to where the sleeves end on my arms. Definitely not all the way to the shoulders, so they would not work with a sleeveless shirt/top. Generally mine stay up pretty well, although I find they are slipping more with the more I wear them & the older they get. It will also depend on what size you have, how large (and long) your arms are, and how active you are while wearing them. I have used mine hiking & bike riding and have loved them; they actually make my arms feel cooler and I love the way they protect the top of my hands in addition to my arms. I've recommended them to friends and have already purchased 3 pairs myself. « Show Less
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The gloves will not slip because you velcor them around your wrist. If your HRM has to be worn at a specific place on the wrist it my be uncomfortable to place it under the Velcro since it's tight around the arm.
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They are an elastic like style. I think it would stop snow from going up the sleeve depending on how big your wrists are. I'm a smaller dude so there's a bit of room but nothing crazy. I would think that you'd be wearing gloves on top so wouldn't have to worry about the snow sneaking in there.
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No- There aren't any internal elastic bands, but my Macbook pro 13 fits in perfectly.
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I bought mine from wal-mart. They're the tube like ones with handles. You could adapt with any resistance band, really.
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Hello again Sandra. My caregiver just recalled it has an elastic band and not velcro. Sorry for the misinformation.
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I have an average size wrist and although its kind of bulky it does wrap securely, it stays in place. I primarily got these for just above my knee area so I needed them to have a further reach. Also keep in mind that amazon only sends one of these unless it specifies that the price comes with two. When I ordered the 3 pound ones I didn't notice it and I had to re-order the 2nd one and wait for it to come in the mail. Hope this info has helped.
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I'm sure because it adjusts to a pretty small circumference. The other reason you are going to want this band is simply for shock protection is the tiny ipod. I either felt like I was going to lose or drop it.
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There is a magnet that helps keep it close, but there is no elastic or magnet to keep it open. I haven't found that to be a problem though because I am either using the hand strap or just holding it. I recommend it unless you want there to be something like you are asking about. You could always use a rubber band I guess.
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The bands are made of the same material as the rest of the gloves. The elastic straps have velcrow on the back of them for secure fastening. The bands can be adjusted for any level of support and go much tigher than you'll ever use or as loose as you would like them.
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The Velcro closures rest just above the wrist and don't offer much support. They do keep a snug fit on the hand.
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They really don't actually! Thanks to the various sizes inserts, you pick the one that fits your ear best! I've ran with them in and they've not fallen out once, they may needed readjusting here and there but nothing major!
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No. The upper part of the sock is gently elastic with no specific band at the top.