Has anyone used these to hold their kids' large/awkward toys, like Tonka dump trucks and excavators? Are they "flexible" or are they rigid? Thanks!
151234
These are pretty rigid. They are great for papers, small batches of laundry and lots of kinds of toys. I really like them.
889524
They are very sturdy! We had a different one before, and it was not nearly as strong as this one we have. Just as long as you keep it on a level floor, this can handle a ton of weight. :-)
1484217
Hi Dave.They are very durable. I use them for hauling two full size touring kayaks to the lake. Each kayak is @ 70 lbs plus the rack alone is another 20lbs -no flexing at all. good product.
175936
We have them for the kids and they are both on short carpet. They roll just fine. We've never had any trouble with them. One is surviving our 9 year old son who can break an anvil!
192698
OK, now I can respond. My daughter in law reminded me we gave these to each of our two youngest...9 and 13. They've had them for two years. Her remarks are...very well made. Much superior to the cheaper ones. Never rattled or felt unstable. Very smooth ride. Kids don't feel shaken or bounced. Very, very sturdy. Kent O.
71004
Just tried it with a few old hotwheels cars, they didn't hold at all. They seem to be made more of plastic than metal, but maybe your son's toys are a different material. The strip holds little metal things (bottle openers, etc...) very well.
1061773
great product & very stable, however, I don't know if stable enough to stack safely around children.
827985
sorry it took so long to answer back...yes they are floppy and strong material that hasn't ripped any one of mine after all uses with heavy stuff.
558623
They are flexible but I wouldn't roll them up. You won't get a tight roll to save space.
1294333
yes they were not just like the one in the set. here is a link to the set of people I bought. Kid Kraft professional doll set they have flexible arms and legs. http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/KidKraft-Professional-Doll-Set/8540750/product.html
357854
They seem pretty flexible and sturdy. I've been keeping mine in my backpack with no problems.
399900
Yes you can; in fact we have done it and the nice thing about them is that they are flexible and can be moved :0) I have also used them for hauling river rock, laundry, toys, and puke catcher for the LO's , Just take a hose to them and they are clean!
210866
there pretty stiff,my 3yr old is rugged and she cant bounce it across the floor.it still gives agood rockin...!
2211599
I haven't had any issues or worries on holding heavy objects. I have a few of the shelving units now. I use one in the garage holding large totes of book's. Works fine so far.
1951425
They are 2 1/2" and they are flexible if you force them to be, but too much force would break them. Does that make explain them to you? I don't know if you want flexible, but if you do, then these aren't for you. They won't fold if you load them with your face cream or whatever. The edge is thin. I use them as a sort of measuring tool for my expensive body creams. They can't load that much and reassures me that I'm not using too much.
1409891
Do you mean so they could be lifted into the air? It is pretty sturdy, although I wouldn't recommend it. If they sit in the middle and just the sides are lifted that would probably be OK. I would be concerned that it would tear and then not be able to hold air. I have both the 12ft and a 30ft from SPORTIME,GripStarCHUTES. If you only want to use it for very small children the 12ft is fine. If you want to use it for older kids and adults, I would recommend going with the bigger. If you can go a bit higher with the price, it is so much more fun even for kids.
2072672
Yes. Very flexible, I like them very much and they were much better and more manageable than the strap hanging system I has before