Does this collapse all the way?
1130294
Yes it collapses completely into the handle and there is even a little plastic "ring" that slides over to keep it in place when turned upside down. Its very easy to use even one handed for my 6 yr old. She learned quickly how to use one finger to slip the ring off the blade and flick her wrist to open it!
1130295
Yes, it also has a clasp to keep it down. It is easy to fix when the plastic sword breaks. Its not hard plastic. It is made out of soft bendable plastic. You actually turn the switch on for it to light green.
637708
Yes, that should be fine. Especially if you have stuff in it. If not, then it won't topple, but it might budge.
1366789
It does not collapse. It is not meant to be to be something that is taken down and put up repeatedly.
661617
Yes, you can do that. You will need to brace it in any case so it doesn't collapse.
2026072
I'm not sure what you mean by collapse. The handle moves in one direction only which is great. It stands up and does not fall down. But, it does move down, but, in only one direction, for safety reasons. It is an excellent kettle.
1233371
It cdan only be extended to its full length, or completely collapsed. It cannot be used, without modification, in a partially extended state..
37710
Doesn't collapse. But it does come with a cool sheathe.Small enouch to carry. It's def a nice tool and well worth the purchase!
2074197
Yes, it does collapse for storage. It is fairly easy to open. It is very very nice.
900785
Absolutely. This piece is very well put together. You will be surprised at how incredibly stable it is once you put it together (which is easier done on the floor or on a table). I purchased a second unit and actually put one on top of the other while I reorganized the basement. Still no problem and no fear of collapse. I'm sure it would support a small appliance like a microwave without a problem.
1122874
Julie mine does not collapse easy! Matter of fact I have mine at work in my office to hold my "snacks, lunch ,etc.". It sets up right and I never have a problem with it folding or anything. Love mine!
1044460
This trampoline does NOT collapse PERIOD. It is permanently put together in the position as pictured. There is no taking it down, collapsing it, or folding any part of it up. You'd better have a pick-up truck if you want to take it to the park or grandma's house.
2240191
Only fully collapsed or fully open. That said, I didn't feel the need for a middle position. I used mine for a recent gig and it works well. Strongly recommend tie-down bungie cords.
1580532
I have never had the non collapsible type and really, I forgot that this one can collapse. I never collapse it. I can see splits forming by collapsing it too much. I would think the important parts are a little air and a little water. Sorry i could not be of greater help.
432168
Since I always use mine next to the bed where it is stored under, it never moves. The only way it will collapse is if you engage the mechanism.
2235239
It doesn't collapse on its own, which I like. You are able to close and secure one side, or the whole thing. I use it when I do my shopping so I can just move the whole thing over and bring everything inside so much easier.
546006
So it kinda collapses on itself. Once it's flat, twist opposite corners and it should fold up into itself. Hope that makes sense.
1394082
We never had a problem with it. The surface is rough yet for good traction it is needed. The dog that we bought it for is deceased so it is currently stored . We have another large dog and if needed we have it. It is strong and we never had concern of it collapsing with our dog. I hope Suzanne this helps provide some comfort about it.