Is the grip spring based or is it a gradual lock?
66508
Gradual. As you tighten you feel a point where turning no longer changes anything. Over tightening may deform your cd slot n
66509
Sure its spring based. But the grip is strong enough to hold the phone in place
66510
This is spring based but it locks when it is fully expanded. Red button in the middle actually pushes in when device is placed on it and it snaps to fit accordingly.
66511
You turn the screw to open the back flaps to lock it in place. However, my screw cap (wing nut) broken within a month.
609110
I just studied mine to be sure. If anything there is a very slight upward bend. Very slight. It feels very secure in my hand and is easy to walk with. When you are pressing on the handle as you walk that slight upward bend gives me more stability because the end of the grip could move down a bit with the pressure you apply as you walk.
729145
This is a spring-assist. In other words, it requires more that a push of a button to open. Having said that, it is 1 hand operation to open to a locking position. I use this knife nearly everyday at work, and recently one of the ladies in the office needed to borrow it to slice veggies when she forgot her paring knife. It is very durable, and i would recommend it to anyone.
257182
The lever does not lock, and mine used to slide all over the place. I used to tape it with duct tape. The good news is that with a simple tightening of the screws under the head, you can avoid having to duct tape at all. You can tighten this thing so it barely moves under a lot of pressure from your finger.
1370111
Lock is between the grip it's corrugated push it outward toward left to unlock.
567102
No, not spring assisted. You can adjust the tension on the pivot screw, so you can flick it while pushing on the tab of the blade with your forefinger. BTW, use a little locktite 242 or a TINY bit of clear fingernail polish to lock the threads on the pivot screw where you want them - good to go!
253193
It's a non-linear spring . You have to adjust it to find the best compromise result of both closing the door but not so strong it slams . It helps if the other hinges are properly lubricated before you adjust this . Mine closes but doesn't slam .
1986715
There is not a locking mechanism, though a pretty significant amount of force is required to engage the spring. It won't open from jostling in your pocket.
2204692
Yes. The lock is the dark slider at the right end of the knife in the illustration. It is spring loaded, and unlocks only when the slider is pushed forward or backward. As long as no pressure is applied in either direction, the blade is immobilized, and cannot move.
1927078
Spring like but will bend with gravity. It will not hold a specific radius bend.
1976151
I am not sure what you mean by the "soft grip" option.... i have the standard grip on it, that protrudes out and has the on/off lever, and power trigger. And it yes, it is adjustable. There is a small built in screw on the side that allows you to adjust the handle. I hope that helps.
1374880
Yes I believe there is a spring loaded lock you must press on each side... It is sorta difficult!
1867385
It is not spring assisted. It does have a thumb assist. I lubed it up when I got it and worked closed and open a few times. I can now start it with my thumb and open it with a flick of the wrist so its pretty good for not being spring assisted.
1635719
Yea, mine lock in both directions. You push until there's a small click and the same for the open position.
293223
You do have to loosen a locking ring. GREAT Pad holder, tho. I'm using it with a Le Pan II Clone.
795454
The lever works by pressing down. Depending on your bike, you might need to first make an adjustment on the opposite side first before clamping down to get the mount points close enough to make the locking effective. Very similar to a locking vice-grip plier.
2078834
No there's no lock. Press down firmly to keep it in place. It's made for easy adjustment so that is the reason it moves when you lift from the bottom. If your hitting it from the bottom it will move on you.