Is the mouthpiece soft or hard?
130180
Silicone spout is soft for comfortable drinking and there is no leaking whatsoever. This water bottle comes with the sport cap version 3.0, which is the latest upgrade from KK. You might want to avoid mold by occasionally washing the sport cap with bleach and letting it dry naturally before using it again.
130181
The base of it is part of the cap, that part is hard. The top pulls out of the base is soft. So the part that you put in your mouth is soft like rubber. I hope that makes sense
130182
The nipple itself is softish. Can be bitten without chipping a tooth but is tough enough to be sturdy. The surrounding cap/holder is far more rigid so you pull out the softer nipple to drink.
130183
the part that you pull up to drink and push down to close is soft silicone.
2194472
Somewhere between hard and soft, I'd say. Maybe "stiff" would be a good descriptor. Where gaps between teeth are wide, the bristles clear out trapped food without changing in stiffness. But in the tighter spaces the bristles will bend when they are forced.
594236
It is soft, but I've dropped it many times and it has never cracked. This is the sturdiest water bottle I've ever had.
2226601
Not sure of the actual hardness but it is pretty soft. More dense and less porous than a wetsuit neoprene but probably softer. Hope that helps!
1302281
Not speciffically a safety mouthpiece, although there is a little ridge where it does kind of snap into place. You would have to suck pretty hard before it would come out, so it most likely wouldn't happen by accident.
861258
It's not hard hard, but it's not soft either. It has a soft cover outside of the most typical round shaped earphones, so it's not too hard. And the earphones don't go all the way in, it's the kind that is supposed to stay on the outermost layer of the ears, so it shouldn't hurt.
912063
Well I am not really sure. It's an ok clarinet. Sometimes it can be a little hard to play. But I think it may have to do with the mouthpiece and reed choice is a big factor. I found that the lower down I moved my ligature the easier it was to play. I hope this answers your question.
715733
The firmness in this brush comes mostly how dense the hair is grouped. Compared to a toothbrush I'd say it's on the "soft" side.
342594
I have been using Oral-B products for years and really prefer them over the others. 1) It has a small head.2) It has a soft setting for those who are sensitive.3) Very little, if any vibration.
1703492
The rubber on the home & volume buttons is very soft. It's more like a silicone-rubber feel. I absolutely love it.
1799540
Personally, I need chest breathing. This is for belly breathing, 'I' think. Hope that helps! P.S I WAS NOT impressed with the mouthpiece.
1718590
my daughter plays the fife. she holds it at a slight angle and keep your lips together. slowly blow air into the mouth hole. if you blow too hard nothing happens. you might have to rotate it a little back and forth until you find the exact position. but use little puffs not straight blowing.
1304015
I don't find it too hard. But it's not as soft as my last one. I have it on the lowest setting when I brush my teeth and that seems to work the best.
1854153
Yes, it is soft. The brush is designed to be finishing, with use of a comb or styling brush in the other hand.
1948743
I picked the default option, which was the soft night guard. The soft night guard is actually fairly hard, and only a bit bendable. I can't imagine how hard the hard one must be. I am happy with my soft one, and think a hard one might irritate your gums if it had no give, but since I didn't order the expensive hard one, I can't say for sure.
1725467
it is plastic but you can bend it so it is not completely hard... if you want something soft in this shape try NUK they have a silicone mouth piece and you can get the cup 2 different sizes.
1972678
Just squeeze the mouthpiece and the fluid flows very easily. Once on you hardly notice the weight of the pack.