Does the tubing slip off easily due to its design?
1271282
No, and I think I'll have to cut them off should I ever want to change them :)
1271283
no the alcohol dries and it is actually difficult to remove even a damaged band
1325473
It screws on but not by much.yes it will fall of. Tape on the pump will help.
880018
The surface is pebbled so it is not too slippery, but it is fairly smooth. My wife does not have any issues sliding from the outside into the tub. We had a different type before this which was rough and hard to slide on. Also, I like the simplicity with nothing to break down over time. Hope this helps.
578619
If there would be a problem with losing it ..It would more apt to happen if the tube assembly would dis engage from the enhancer body....tube never been a problem...
41328
No, mine has never fallen off. It's actually very comfortable and easy to get on and off, but is not insecure at all.
1999368
Yes, the mesh is around plastic tubing so it can come apart easily but it is sturdy when it's together.
692515
Perhaps you don't have a tight fit with the tubing you have. I haven't had any problems with mine. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.
1922897
the chuck shaft is tapered; once it's put it, tap it lightly with a dead-blow mallet and it should be fine. I have had no trouble with it slipping.
2044762
Maybe, these things happen though with this tubing but a little more scary with an arrow in it for sure. Try to wipe off the end with a little alcohol and also put a drop down the end of the tube then rub a q-tip or twisted piece of tissue with the idea being that it will help remove any oils from ones fingers that might cause slippage. The without touching the area you cleaned push the tubing back on. If it is hard put a drop of water (yes, a little spit is just fine. Lol) on the tang to help slide on. If this is going to work it seems you would know right away but perhaps wait 30 minutes or so for the moisture to lessen. Having had quite a few wrist rockets this is an annoying think that happens at times. I figured it would be the case and got a couple heavy duty replacements. These are beefier than the one included. I also think climate play a part in the life of the bands and storage in a plastic bag for something might be best. I think of how a rubber band gets over time. Mine works well and no problem with the band's yet although I have been tempted to swap them out. If going on a trip or walk in the woods an extra band would seem important. Only problem I had was the wisher biscuit started coming out so I used gorilla glue to secure it. I hope this helps you.
1998905
No! It is relatively heavy and has a non slip bottom. Stays on place very well.
713743
No, it's either on or off. You could pinch the tubing a little to slow down the flow.
1150384
Mine is snug (it has to be so it won't leak when measuring liquids), but it slides smoothly and disassembles easily. Note that the guide knobs ride in helical tracks, so the sliding motion is a twisting one instead of straight up and down.
1518566
This is a very flexible tubing. I've experienced some really stiff tubing, especially when the temperature drops, but this isn't one of those.
1936277
It does slide off easily but should remain in place just by friction fit. As long as there is no manipulation to the plug once installed there should be no issues with the cover sliding off.
257236
It has a rubber ring around the bottom. I have no problem with it slipping.
2109569
The only place that holds it from slipping is the ledge at the bottom. When I am sitting, I have never had an issue of it slipping off. However, if you decide to carry it without it being in the flat position, it can slide off; especially, forward since it is angled with the widest part in the back.
1518569
The tubing is not at all rigid. It is much more pliable than a typical hose.