How high up do these go? Do they fall/roll down after prolonged use?
327726
These are ankle socks and rise approximately 1/2" above the opening of my running shoes. I have multiple pairs of this style and they hold shape, comfort and fit through any terrain, workout or weather condition I've thrown at them. Great socks!
327727
They are about the same height as the abck of my New Balance running shoes. Haven't worn them long enough to know if the roll down after prolonged use.
327728
The wife wears they are no shows just even with her running shoes she wears them to work and they do not fall down or roll down well worth the money
2117600
We used some of these for a school yard sale and sold them too, so I no longer have one to measure. I can tell you that they did roll fairly well on a hard surface, but when loaded down (overloaded, even) were significantly more stable flat on the floor, with the rolling casters removed.
301308
I don't reallyKnow how to answer this question except to say that mine have never collapsed & I use them all the time. The locking mechanism it's be better on these ones. When they snap shut. They stay that way until I manually unclamp them.
1742035
I'm not sure I bought theses for a party to hand out in a grab bag, my husband said they went up about 30 feet, hope that helps you.
197669
Yes. They are high enough to require a lot of effort to roll over for even an adult.
1811918
Mine rolls up fine.So if you pull down slowly it stays where you put it, if you pull down quickly (just an inch or so) and let go it rolls back up.
1891830
Don't have an good answer for you they do stay but open if bumped. I just stack them flat.
498962
I double checked Sorry they are hard plastic. I did not have any trouble getting or keeping mine in the ground
1310195
They won't get stuck. I roll mine in and out of elevators without a problem
157495
They're not supposed to move; yours must be defective. Be careful not to burn yourself should they fall off completely during use. I'd stop using and return it. Mine works perfectly in case you're wondering about the product.
1515671
I'm pretty sure they don't (not at home to test it). They fold from the sides if I remember and there is a piece that allows them to stay open upright because the stiff bottom keeps the sides open. If you didn't have that to keep the sides open, they would collapse again. I can verify when I get home if you feel you want me to make sure but I'd argue no given what I remember about setting them up.
1866952
I have only owned these legs for almost 2 weeks now and yes they will stay in an elevated position or move to any position in between, in fact one is in the fully elevated position and will not go back down. Fortunately I need it in that position, but later it will be a problem.
1800279
They are variable. It depends on how you set them. I would say you could go down to a 2' square safely and they would not fall over. Smaller and you are taking a chance.
546383
The side is higher than the matreses surface (but depend on how thick of your matress), so should be high enough from rolling out. but even they roll out, since the bed is not that high which is quite close to the floor, so it wont be too bad. and it wont hurt to fall down if there is carpet in your room.
989310
They stay up but I don't remember them locking in place. I remember just folding them down to use.
1029687
They are 10 inch if not bigger but I don't experience the down moving much. Hope that helps
2069670
As long as you set them off in the right conditions with no wind they will slowly drift upward. If there is a strong little wind they will float away pretty fast