Any problems with the straps slipping? I am used to racerbacks and plan on using this for laps.
1593564
I have had no problems w/straps slipping. The only time I have slipping, is when I use my rashgard shirt underneath my suit. SRC
609745
I had no issues with it sliding off my arm while running or cycling. Be warned though that any armband needs to be really tight around your arm to not slide around. Not cutting off your blood tight but pretty tight. My wife also has never had a problem with this armband sliding off her arm while running. I really like this armband and felt it worked really well.
92954
It's straps are fully adjustable. You shouldn't have any problems with the fit
2129407
I have no problem with it slipping. Best knife I have ever owned. (I currently have 14 knives)
92734
It should be fine . I sweat alot when i had mine on it would slide sometimes for the majority it stayed in place
1152452
I have had no problems with them slipping. You might try wrapping something on the ankle under your weights to help hold them tighter.
2001833
Ours isn't tight by any means: it shifts several millimeters. But the construction keeps the slip pretty well in check, and I don't remember having any problems with it in use.
2174110
I haven't experienced any slipping on loose gravel. I've heard other users say they roughed up the surfaces a little (which happens after a couple uses anyway) to insured more grip. I still chock the other side tire just in case.
408399
I sit most days at work as well as drive while wearing it. You do wear it low, but I haven't had a problem with it slipping up. I wear it under my clothes, not over. If I wear it over my clothes, I found it slipped more easily. You might try watching a Youtube video to be sure you are placing it correctly around your back.
509497
I have a slightly sloped dash in my Taurus and it stays fine. The bottom is somewhat tacky so it prevents slipping.
1065561
My son never had that problem with this car seat. The Velcro on the straps is the soft side of the Velcro, but if it's a problem, you could probably put thin shoulder straps over it.
929261
Yes, mine does. The Velcro straps let you make it as tight or loose as you want. I make mine really tight and it doesn't slip.
467637
I really like this belt, it suits my needs well. All belts do tend to slip. I sometimes need to pull mine down from my ribcage when in class. The belt can be tightened which may prevent this, but I don't like things so tight around my waist when I am moving around so much. it is I a great belt though. I am very glad I bought it. Good luck.
171260
The back of mine is slick but the sides have good grip so I haven't had an issue with it slipping out of my hands or anything. :)
1662604
I do not have that problem. It slides slightly when I first start running, but then settles into position.
445582
I haven't had a problem. The straps can be loosened so that everything moves freely.
1153896
I personally don't have a problem. I have an older car and use the seat belt and I have only used it forward facing. It maybe harder for rear facing (use pool noodle and cut/tape to make a triangle to get a better angle). I put my knee in the seat and make sure I have plenty of slack when I start (took me some practice when it thread the belt through). Once I buckled it in, I would focus on tightening the bottom strap going back and forth pushing and pulling . When I feel it is tight I take the chest strap (still keeping the knee/body in the seat) pull it and tuck it behind the car seat. If you have a headrest that is adjustable you may need to til/raise to help the seat fit better. I have had practice with this and difference seat so can install them pretty quickly in general including this seat. But is harder when your frustrated and feel rushed (even for me). I hope this helps.