Does the battery pack bounce at all when running?
22642
No it does not. The belt adjust so you can tighten it. It also has adjusters on the neon tubes to keep frim moving.
22643
No the battery pack does not bounce while running. I was actually concerned when I bought it if it would offer any discomfort and how long it would take to get used to it being on. I never even noticed it being on even on my first trip. Also the batteries last for about 110 miles for me. I have now ran with it for 185 miles with no concerns and very impressed with it.
22644
Not at all. There are two clamps on the front lines of the vest that tighten it down, and the reflective belt fits snug up against your body, so no bounce. Just order your size based on your measurements.
22645
not noticeably. it's fairly light, and has a large footprint, so it seems to stay put.
22646
Hubby loves his. I made fun of him but bought it instantly for Valentine's Day when I saw how dark it was where he runs! He said cars moved WAY over when they saw him and he never had issues with bouncing.
22647
I have worn this vest over a tank, a jacket and a hydration pack. It has never bounced. The fit is great. I'm 5'2", about 125 and the vest fit is perfect.
706726
I really don't know. I have used it on a 1.5 hour long run without any problems.
57091
They don't bounce around at all. But as others have said, they really aren't sweat proof. I've had two of these things do the same thing - the buttons stop responding due to being shorted out.
115938
No, it is not spring loaded. It should move smoothly from idle to max power
2164772
I don't think so...Ours vibrates regularly...I even felt like when my daughter was smaller, it was a bit too much. Any chance it could be the batteries?
1113744
Yes, mine bounces when baby kicks or when I tap it with my foot. The baby needs to be in it for it to bounce well
2191814
No! Mine holds a charge fine. I have played for 8 straight hours with no issue. I do leave mine in the charger all the time when not in use.
1843612
Mine did not wobble, but it did go dark after a few rounds.I think it's a glitz in the battery compartment. need to get it worked out.
611869
I've accidentally dropped the battery pack into water twice. The first time, I took the batteries out and waited until the batteries and housing were dry. Everything then worked. A couple of days ago I submerged it again. I pushed the 'on' button right away, and it worked just fine, So, the battery pack is not exactly waterproof, but it's surprisingly responsive.. However, I would dry the batteries and case after a lengthy submersion. I really love this device.
2139000
Yes as soon as u bounce it are hit your hand against it. It will turn it on. Make sure u push those Lil white rubber thing's a lil in bc you don't want to loose them...
383360
Did you check batteries ? Some times they shake loose. I have had great luck with my new one, after they replaced it. Have had it for app3 mo.
1579654
No. This ball it does not bounce. If I drop it, stays there. Definitely is just to squeeze in your hands. I exercise my hands when I am watching TV.
1785206
I've had this bouncer for a little over 2 months and the batteries are still going strong. The vibrating shuts off automatically so does the music to save battery life. I love this bouncer
1221881
No, a properly functioning vibration will shake just like a cell phone on vibrate does. To me sounds like your vibrate motor does not have a weight installed.
431151
Does for me. Even when I'm carrying things and my arms are full and don't move much, it registers. However, I did have to do a reset before it did it reliably.
687967
I Works In My Jump Pack Good. I Would Look On My Battery But I Would Have To Take It Back Apart.
1979772
The battery pack, with intergrated volume control switch is slightly larger than the batteries themselves. Since the electronics for the volume control is also intergrated into the battery pack, it takes minimal room. I have not found the battery pack causes any annoyance or interference because it clips onto anything like your shirt pocket, collar or an airplane seat belt.