How is the grip on these? I have a pair that have to much give in the tip and cant hold onto much and if its slippery... forget it!
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I think these are awesome with great grip. I use them all the time even to flip bacon in my non stick ceramic skillets....
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I think they are a bit grippy where the black rubber is. I don't think they would mar the surface.
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I have the same exact situation as you, and at first they used to slip a bit, but soon the top layer becomes more grippy and now I don't have any issues. I think washing it helped in my case. There might be some smoothing agent or shine agent applied to them that washes off and then they are a bit more usable with dress shoes.
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yes, they have a very good grip. but its seams are a crap. It loose on the first time that I used
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My Klipsch X11's stay put pretty much. You can squeeze them in to varying degrees and I frequently ride bikes with them and never notice any slipping.
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I find that once you tighten the ends, they don't move. The screw controls a wire that tightens and loosens around the grip squeezing the black "finger" and grip to the bar. In my opinion, I woun't want to change it often. On the other hand, it isn't that much longer than what I had before I replaced my old grip.
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Yes. they provide very good grip. I've never had an issue with slippage. Even when soaking from sweat.
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They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely... » Read More They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. « Show Less
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They are semi grippy.. My daughter hasn't launched her phone with them on yet.. She really likes them
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The pads themselves are very sticky and grip pretty well. However, I used tape to make sure they didn't shift while wearing shoes. Just so you know, they work amazing!
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I would compare them to leather work gloves. I can grip a ski rope or the rope handle but I have trouble picking up a dime. Hope this helps you.
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I'm not sure why they are slipping, I don't recall having any problems. I'm sorry I can't be of more help
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These will slide a little. I have them as tight as I can but still with some slippage. Still, they work fine and I'm happy with them.
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I have had no trouble with them staying in. The problem I do have is that if you do not put your finger on the rubber when pulling them out, the rubber tips will pull off the stem of the earphone. For me, they do a great job.
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No, they gripped just fine. The toe stop was VERY slippery, as it seemed to be a plastic rather than a rubber feel. That kind of stopper is fairly worthless. Lol
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I have tried them yet. I am still using the the ones that I have had for a while. I will change them when the current ones wear down. So I won't be able to answer your question at this time.