How do you stop it from falling down? As tight as I have it the velcro slips down.
1662604
I do not have that problem. It slides slightly when I first start running, but then settles into position.
1662605
I tighten it past the velcro so that the thicker material comes through the plastic piece - then it is snug enough to stay up.
1662606
I'm afraid the circumference under your knee might be too small. I have a medium (they don't make small) and have to pull it all the way tight to get it to stay. I have another brand--McDavid--which is easier to adjust. You might want to try another brand.
2027846
I haven't had that issue....what I would do is put a small piece of velcro??????
1743013
Try the smaller rubber band, if not, a little adhesive backed rubber like you may find at a hardware or craft store may help.
441285
I haven't had an issue with it folding over at all. Not sure if that's because it is more rigid, or because it's not large enough for that to happen. The issue I have had with it is that velcros tightly, but not tight enough to keep it from slipping. If I don't move it stays in place but if I am moving around a lot it tends to slide. I think it can easily be fixed with a diy rig or tape, but I haven't tried that yet.
1741087
This is one of the main reasons why I sent mine back. There is a way to tighten and loosen the belt by using the included tool, but that has a chance at making it slip and slide even more.
1514312
I've had mine for a long time and the same thing happened. What I did is to get a couple of large back to back velcro pieces and it seems to stay. You can also get some heavy duty super strength glue to hold the bottom velcro piece just make sure it isn't flammable. Regardless of the problem with the gooey velcro fall offs this toastie tush has saved my tush from freezing many mornings, lol. Good Luck
1846206
I have not noticed it slip at all. I have loosened the lower strap to keep pressure at a minimum whilst still giving me the support i sought. It seems fine in terms of staying in place.
2271802
over time, mine has started to slip down too, so i'm not sure what's going on if yours is new. i find i have to fiddle with it, by pulling up on it to create some tension and then twisting it slightly until it sticks. it's pretty finicky now...not sure why.
459246
I did what is mentioned here.. got it on the shoulder.. but how do I avoid it slinging.. it's still loose hanging loop?
1345881
If you mean the velcro lets go mine does that sometimes too. I just go down each side pushing it into the velcro really good and it seems to work for me.
2011330
It is extremely tight - I don't think there is anyway this one is going to fall off. We like this one so much we have spares just in case something breaks.
2177579
It's locked in place. Twist the green ring until it snaps out of the lock position, then it should move up and down for you :)
1614190
there is a velcro connection that rips off the first time you use it. If you can sew the velcro on instead of gluing it, there might be a chance of it staying on.
929261
Yes, mine does. The Velcro straps let you make it as tight or loose as you want. I make mine really tight and it doesn't slip.
1037313
There's one Velcro strip in each end of the cover near the bottom. Just secure those to tighten them and they hold the cover on snug.
537862
keep the piece small because the Velcro has a very tight grip and may pull the glue side loose rather than release the velco
861651
On the Front of the Pack, there is a Band that goes across the vented Zippered areas. On the Right Side of the Band there is a Velcro Tab, Under that is an Opening. Slide the Wire into that opening to Firm up the Pack to keep it from Collapsing in on the Sides. I Hope this Helps!Dexter