Is the cover material slippery? I've tried other knee pillows but when I roll over, they drag on the sheets and it's a hassle.
1084357
The material is not slippery. I tend to toss and turn most of the night and I have no problem rolling over with this pillow.
1084358
Was not a problem for me but I usually squeeze the pillow and take it with me...
1084359
My husband said it is a little slippery but doesn't drag along the sheets but does sometimes slide out. It is his second pillow, a different brand from the first but he is overall happy with it
1084360
It is not slippery. Between the fabric and the raised pattern on it, it is fairly sticky. When I roll over it tends to stick to my knees rather than the sheets.
623881
I would say that it totally depends on the mattress. My futon cushion is actually 2 of the Wal-mart cushions from their (crappy) store brand futons, and while it doesn't slide off, it does "bunch" at the hinge in the center. I've compensated for that by hooking the full fitted sheet I use as a cover over the corners of the wooden frame and it's not a big problem.
710845
I have queen sheets on a full mattress. I love the way the topper sleeps, but it drives me absolutely crazy the way it slides off the edge every couple of days.
1485940
The blanket is not slippery. It's actually very comfortable and cozy. My daughter is a very wild sleeper and I've been surprised the blanket remains on her every night, unlike many other blankets she's had.
370571
The "padding" inside is basically like a Dr Scholl's shoe insert. Its vaguely rubbery and slippery. Its very hard to tell when actually laying on the topper, but if you'd definitely notice it if you were to pinch the product or press firmly down on it and then move back and forth.
198083
The material is not slick and you will not slip on the seat cover. The back side of the seat cover has a rubber material that will not slip on the seats.
1620346
Yes, I feel it is strong enough to keep you from rolling ...It is also great to put under your knees....It is very sturdy. Hope this helps...One of the best buckwheat pillows I have ever come across....
2024857
Yes, I can show you a cover that is a little easier to slide on that is listed here on Amazon. It's called the SafetySure CarEase Transfer Slide. It's 22" L x 18" W. It has two ratings right now. One is good and one isn't. However, we have this and it is a bit slippery and may be the help you need to slide yourself across the Roho. It can slide over the roho (like a pillow case) yet it's open on both ends. If you want more details on this, you can also find it at usmedicalstore.com. If you're going to ride with this cover on while you're riding in the car, you may want to put something underneath it to keep the "bottom" of the cushion from sliding out from under you. My father's doctor recommended that we "don't" use the cushion cover that came with the Roho as it is too thick and can cause pressure sores because of the stiffness and thickness of the Roho cover that comes with the Roho. Do you have anyone who can help you slide onto your cushion? I know these are a bit hard to slide on because of the depth of the cushion.
218911
The material is not scratchy at all. I put a king size pillow case on it but there was a lot of extra room...it didn't bother me.
759940
The top and bottom of this pillow is the same fabric (no skid resistant type of material) so there is nothing on it that will necessarily stop it from sliding if it sits in a glider that it doesn't fit snugly into. I can tell you the quality is very nice and it is fairly dense so I'm not sure if that fact weighs into the equation either way. I hope this helps.
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The back of the pad is a little textured, definitely not slick. So far, we've only used it over flannel sheets, which provides pretty good traction. It'll be wrinkled enough in the morning that it requires smoothing out, but haven't seen any big wrinkles that would be uncomfortable.
2242731
No, it is kinda slick and it does slide very easily. If you are looking for something non-skid, I would not recommend this cover.
1916477
I don't find it slippery at all, but if it's an issue for you. You may try wrapping it with 550 cord or par-cord or even the sports cloth as post by Adam. Another option is take a straight file and file groves in the grip to your satisfaction.
915699
In my experience, It glides ok. I do like the terry cloth ones better but I cannot find terry cloth ones anymore. All I have been able to find is the microfiber ones.
1216252
Yes very slippery that's the only problem I have with it. Hope I was able to help.
682444
I'm a 5'6" female who is a bit heavier than you. I have slept on my cot too many times to count and never had a sliding problem....nor did my much heavier husband. Now is that because of more weight? Don't know the answer to that but if I were to guess, I'd say it doesn't slide.
1984272
I do not slip down during the night. I use it about one-half way up and do not do a lot of tossing and turning. My light weight covers provide the weight needed to hold me in place.