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Mine tend to slip as well. If I pull them up at the top, they slip
back down. If I also push them up just a little bit along the wrist/forearm, it takes some of the tension off so the elastic can hold them better. Jason |
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Maxo wrote:
What worked best for me was suspenders: I bought a pair of cheap clip-on elastic suspenders and cut each of the two front straps with the adjusters [away from the sewed junction in back] to about twenty inches long... You can buy something that looks exactly like that in the bedding department, it's used to keep flat sheets from slipping. I had four of those bedsheet straps at the time, and they are what gave me the idea. The problem with trying to use the sheetstraps is that they're not the right length, and they're not adjustable. -- "Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes, it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877) |
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