Can the tension be adjusted? Will glassses slip off the head if someone is working for example under a car or sink, when the head is tilted back?
1661285
The only adjustment is to push them further up on the arms, but they tend not to stay since they are not rubber!
1661286
Tension can be adjusted slightly. I have never had my glasses fall off & I used them when I work out & play sports.This includes doing push-ups, where your head is facing down.
1661287
You can adjust how tight the glasses are by simply sliding the Croakies further up the glasses' arms, closer to the lenses. They're not falling off unless you pull the glasses' arms out of the Croakies. (These instructions will make sense if you get the product). In other words, you should be good.
1661288
depending on the glasses. the holes for the glasses on the croakies can be pulled all the way to the lense if the glasses' temples aren't very thick. there is a good chance you can adjust them all the way to just stay on the face
1661289
If you pull them forward on the earpieces, I don't think you would have a problem. I've worked on plumbing with mine on, canoed, and climbed with them on with no problem. You should make sure your glasses are not loose and properly adjusted.
1661290
yes you can adjust the tension and I use this product when I get sweaty and have to work and need my glasses to stay tight
1094581
Good morning....the head does swivel back and forth but there is no way to adjust the tension on it. I've used it a few times and it is a solidly built tool. Hope this helps.
250842
Yes, you can back the tension right off. There's a large knob you simply screw in or out to change the resistance.
1123050
Yes, tension can be adjusted. There is a knob right in middle of front bottom that can be turned to tighten or loosen the tension.
1946839
I don't believe that it would work well that way. It's designed to be center when used and the head does move side to side and up and down ,but not much.
1180128
Yup, the tops of the heads have a subtle flat area...it doesn't change the overall shape, but they balance perfectly fine. My wife says they're not prone to tipping.
2258954
There is a grey screw below the silver screw (where the three legs hinge to the central body) which is meant for adjusting height of the central shaft. If that grey screw is loose then the whole shaft will turn and the head will pan loosely and not very smooth. Tighten that screw then loosen the silver screw and the head should pan with some fluid resistance. It might be a little stiff, mine was at first and I had to work is back and forth a few times.
731562
I just checked with my husband and it only adjusts to head positions - would not be able to go lower.
22904
there is a sliding set screw on the back of the rod (where you can't see it) that allows you to adjust the tension.
1465195
I have not found that to be the case at all. Very nice mug that won't tip over!
1931486
No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
931563
If it is on the counter under the cabinets, it is convenient not to try to tilt the head back. lower the bowl, remove the attachment and you are free to lift off the bowl, without moving the whole mixer to clear your cabinets.
148918
the head does not pivot. you adjust the head angle by adjusting how you hold it.
1257740
Yes, very well. We have an adjustable bed applied to the head and sheets have not slipped at all. We rarely raise the foot of the bed so we have not put them on.
180522
Yea they can but your headrest has to be all the way down. I have detachable ones too and it's kindof annoying that I can't move the headrest now but I still like them
1323265
Yes, but you'll have to damp it manually, by adjusting the tension. Once you get that set to your preference, you're golden.
780287
Yes, otherwise the air pressure in the neck brace will cause your head to fall backwards, and that will probably cause more of a problem.