Does the wool fill keep it's shape in each pocket rather than getting compacted or shifting to one side of a pocket?
1835013
Yes! Wool keeps its shape. This is our second year using this product. It is extremely warm. Haven't tried washing it yet, but it will be necessary to do so in an extra large washer at the local laundramat.
1835014
Our wool has kept it's shape in the pockets. We've been using it everyday for about a year.
1835015
Hi there, yes the wool fill keeps it's shape and it's not shifting. I was amazed to notice how comfortable this feels. Not too hot in end summer or early fall season but warm enough in winter. Recommended.
1852559
I haven't measured the pocket, but I have 18" thick pillowtop mattress and this wool pad manages to hang on without too much trouble. It makes my fitted sheets come loose a bit easier because of the wool pad's added depth, but it's worth it.
2221035
Correct. The inserts are microfiber, and pretty useless. I recommend using flats or prefolds to stuff with.
1992763
The wool will tend to wick moisture keeping the mattress clean and dry, however if moisture is able to stay in the mattress pad for an extended period of time, it will eventually work its way through to the mattress. This can be used in conjunction with our Waterproof Mattress Protector for maximum mattress protection and comfort.
260238
It does for me, but... Sometimes they ball up so i just have to take them out and rearrange them a little. I restart the dryer and they come out fine. I even put my thick comforter in there:-)
1414352
Yes it does. It fits in all my kids back packs. The only thing that I wouldn't do is to fill it all the way full for a child and put it in the side of their back pack because I'd think it would ruin the pocket.
572562
I haven't had a problem. It remains in the rectangular shape. Even with continuous use and some very large people the mattress maintains it's shape
197393
YES. As with all nylon field gear, the fabric will stretch slightly when wet. Jam in the tight item in all the damp pockets, let dry out for an hour, remove and check your mags for any water left over. After 24 hours of further drying, try the mags in the pouch again. They should fit, but it might be a tight fit. The nylon will also stretch just by continual use, so it will slowly loosen the rest of way through use. Also, note that some pockets will start out tighter or looser than others in the same pouch, due to manufacturing variations. This can be a chore, especially at the price charged, but once done is an outstanding product. YES. As with all nylon field gear, the fabric will stretch slightly when wet. Jam in the tight item in all the damp pockets, let dry out for an hour, remove and check your mags for any water left over. After 24 hours of further drying, try the mags in the pouch again. They should fit, but it might be a tight fit. The nylon will also stretch just by continual use, so it will slowly loosen the rest of way through use. Also, note that some pockets will start out tighter or looser than others in the same pouch, due to manufacturing variations. This can be a chore, especially at the price... » Read More YES. As with all nylon field gear, the fabric will stretch slightly when wet. Jam in the tight item in all the damp pockets, let dry out for an hour, remove and check your mags for any water left over. After 24 hours of further drying, try the mags in the pouch again. They should fit, but it might be a tight fit. The nylon will also stretch just by continual use, so it will slowly loosen the rest of way through use. Also, note that some pockets will start out tighter or looser than others in the same pouch, due to manufacturing variations. This can be a chore, especially at the price charged, but once done is an outstanding product. « Show Less
851213
No, it isn't bulky at all when full or empty. You seriously barely know it's there. Handiest little thing EVER! I have not had any issue whatsoever with it stretching (and I have maxed out the capacity multiple times) and it not returning to it's original shape when empty.
162860
It has the possibility to do both. You can tuck in the zippers to make it a rectangular shape. Or if it is really full you can keep it shaped like the picture
895815
No it doesn't. It's not rubber or anything like that to where it'll get stuck and bring out your whole pocket. It comes out easily and cleans easy.
656910
It is a small central pocket (on each side) set on top of the larger pocket. It does not add to bulk and lays flat.
971457
The wool mattress pad is tacked as shown in the picture. I have not had shifting or bunching. I found it immediately comfortable and still do, I have had mine for several months. I have mine in a flannel comforter cover to keep it nice and clean.
1241830
Yes. It attaches to the part of the holster that runs along the slide, and serves to obscure the shape that is visible against the fabric of your pocket, and to provide additional surface area to keep the holster in the pocket upon drawing. It's made of the same material as the holster.
1414594
Yes I put it in my front pocket. No, I don't find any problem. Of course it shows some wearing. And I note some grip while pushing it out the pocket.
1437090
I don't know but they are only going in the dryer so not sure why you would need to. Wool does tend to shrink so its your call
237015
Probably not unless it's a compact, travel dryer it might fit in the bottom pockets. I was able to cram a lot into it though and the zippers didn't bust or get stuck.