I need to be sure these are "power folding"? I have these with power adjusting and heated. But really need power folding due to back injury. Thanks
1103312
They are NOT power folding. They are power mirrow adjust and heated. Very very easy instal and the work great
1007160
Sorry, I gave them away right after I purchased them... They were a gift. They do fold, but not in a extra compact way. They are nice, so you should keep the box to protect them.
478028
They do heat up inside the case, the bottom where they lock into place is the heating element. There's also no power switch so be sure to unplug after use! The cord just comes out the side and I wrap it around the entire thing when not using, I think it's just not shown in the photo.
1232685
They are light. Wind might not blow them away completely, but I wouldn't be surprised if they shifted a bit, or folded up on themselves. You may want to secure them with something (by placing something like a stone on top). Or, as the other answer mentions, moisten them a bit with some water, and they will get more secure.
794331
They are angle iron, but I don't see these bending. They are held upright by the center section and can't twist. When angle iron bends it's usually because the piece is twisted and takes the load in the wrong direction. They are also stiff enough not to bend. I'm very happy with mine.
1953182
The packs are the heating element. You can use them until they get damaged. Just make sure to follow the instructions so you do not over heat them. I have not had any issues with mine.
55853
Yes, they are. In fact they are the best I have used. I agree with you, I loathe trying to fold them without the help of the scoring.
246677
I have used them this summer and did not notice any heat from them. Of course where I live it has been pleasant temperatures! Even though they might be warm in hot weather, it sure beats getting your arms all torn up....these are fantastic
2128127
I bent mine in various directions and adjusted them to what my needs where. Great flexability and no need to worry about their breakage.GOOD LUCK! :)
55492
Though not a doctor or physical therapist I can tell you that I would bet you'd be fine. There is no wrist bending with these. As long as you can make a fist you should be fine. I like these a lot because of the fact that it doesn't put undue pressure on the wrists. Hope that helps.
1071308
Great for travel, as they fold up. For running, I would guess not so good. They are closed, and have leatherette pads, so probably, they will get warm. I might look elsewhere. Maybe Koss PortaPros.
379447
It folds, but it is not power folding. My stock mirror did not power fold either. Mirror seems good quality for the price.
153346
hmm good question - I feel that you can, but I have had zero issues with the plastic folding ones. They are quite durable as I have been hit by a car, crashed the bike, had it toppled over, etc and everything is still in working fashion. But I would shoot the owner that question and I am sure he would be able to give you a better answer. Mike
435704
I would think so, but I wouldn't know since I havent used them yet. I got them as a back up. since eventually battery packs go out I figured I would only use them if an emergency occurred. Put them with bug out stuff (Hahahah i a prepper), figured If I get 6 months to a year of light with sun power in a OMG situation, the 12 bucks was worth it :) I should crack one open to see serial number or pack to see if they are available for back ups......hahaha back ups for my back ups couldnt hurt!
753370
We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a... » Read More We own two of these and they are great, but they won't fold up on themselves like you are asking. At most, they will fold 100 degrees, maybe a little more. If you want to know exactly how far they fold, let me know and I'll check it out when I get home (I'm at work right now). As the previous posting says, when flattened, it would store reasonably well. You could dissemble the unit, yes, but it's not something I'd want to do on a regular basis due to the amount of time it would take. Also, while the unit is durable for the price, it's not designed to be dissembled and then resembled on a regular basis. « Show Less
2178889
I found that the power cable was not correctly installed in the strain relief. On mine, the red and green wires were soldered to the panel and there is a sleeve covering them as the pass out of the small black box on the back. If you slide open the door of box, you will see that the strain relief is there and is secured by two small screws. I loosened them and positioned the cord correctly, then re-tightened and it is correct now. If you are really worried about the strain relief, you could add a tiny cable tie to keep it fron passing through the strain relief, but honestly, it was fine once I repositioned and tightened it up. I found that the power cable was not correctly installed in the strain relief. On mine, the red and green wires were soldered to the panel and there is a sleeve covering them as the pass out of the small black box on the back. If you slide open the door of box, you will see that the strain relief is there and is secured by two small screws. I loosened them and positioned the cord correctly, then re-tightened and it is correct now. If you are really worried about the strain relief, you could add a tiny cable tie to keep it fron passing through the strain relief, but honestly, it was fine... » Read More I found that the power cable was not correctly installed in the strain relief. On mine, the red and green wires were soldered to the panel and there is a sleeve covering them as the pass out of the small black box on the back. If you slide open the door of box, you will see that the strain relief is there and is secured by two small screws. I loosened them and positioned the cord correctly, then re-tightened and it is correct now. If you are really worried about the strain relief, you could add a tiny cable tie to keep it fron passing through the strain relief, but honestly, it was fine once I repositioned and tightened it up. « Show Less
1967729
I usually cut the wrap around area off. It fits perfectly that way and isn't too time consuming. I haven't tried to fold them but that might work. The covers do not wrap around the back that's why I tend to cut mine. Hope this helps :)