If the side stabilizer is made of metal, what are the chances of these getting rusted?
373297
I have owned these over a few years and iy has never happened too any of mine.
373298
Yes the stabilizers are metal but they are covered with cloth of the bandage. I have been wearing my knee brace for the week and wash it on weekends and I have not noticed any rust.
373299
I don't feel any metal in my brace. it is very flexible and works great for me.
2078508
The legs (galvanized metal ) do / can develop surface rust, but it has never effected their performance and they have never decayed to the point of non-function due to rust. These sorts of devices do require maintenance, and like anything that your safety depends on, must be checked each time you use them. I have had some of these for over 15 years and they still work, even after being stored outside uncovered.
1413262
I am sorry I don't know. I do know they rust you have to be very careful of them.
1488720
I have had mine out side for a few months with a lot of rain and I don't see any rust on mine
2245020
Hi. We have had 5 of these in our garage for 2+ years, in the Seattle area and have had no rust issues. My husband LOVES them. Hope that helps.
2247087
I guess they are the ones that attach the hoop to the back board. But so far I have had no problem with them rusting and I am going into my second season with the basketball hoop I saw that review too and did not pay it any mind, I thought if I had to I could always replace the screws with stainless steel ones if it became a big deal
754880
I dont know, I wrote time ago because one of them fail almost no used, and the other is all rust inside so doesn´t work well either. but so far I have no answer from seller neather amazon
1453192
yes in both sides, bith mine came with rust in these parts.....it does not loock as an $85 knife locks cheap..
1321991
I have not seen any rust. I also hand wash mine though and they are not used very often so maybe someone who uses it a lot would have better insight.
914919
Likely will rust and have water incursion. Stainless steel grab bars are all I've found to not deteriorate. Those plus a shower chair provide user independence.
115919
I believe the trolley is brass, not iron, so it will likely not "rust", but might get some copper/brass corrosion eventually. However, keep in mind that it is meant for plants, and will therefore come in contact with water. If you're planning to use it outside (I assume for the summer), wipe it down with an oily rag and spray the casters and their posts (which can rust!) with some WD-40 before using it... and again at the end of the season when you bring it back indoors. It should last for years with this simple care... I hope this is helpful.
1209156
No, if not maintained then they will rust. Mine have already started to show some rust and I've had themfor a couple months.
1686611
No rust issues. The tubes and muffler are aluminized. The clamps are stainless.
1012144
Mine hasn't rusted any and I haul kayaks with it after they have been in salt water. It is exposed to the salt air on the FL coast as well. I do wash it after use and it is stored in a shed. If the powder coating gets chipped it will start to rust. It is mild steel and thick, it would take a long long time before it became a structural issue. Touch it up when it gets chipped and it will be fine.
622970
I have not had any rusting.You can extend the plastic black tubing out past the metal tip to prevent any rusting.Hope that helps, Ric
690633
They do have some type of coating on them, so not just bare metal. If you sweat that much to reach them in their location in the vest then you will probably be near death anyways. I can only imagine them rusting if you left them in salt water.
864887
I have had mine for more than a year, use it at least once daily, and have never had any problems with rust.