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Non-Slip Taleisim

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  • Started 1 year ago by The Frumguy
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  1. The Frumguy
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    Does anyone out there (preferably men) have any experience with these "non-slip" taleisim I see advertised? Do they really do the trick? I seem to have a problem with mine constantly slipping off my shoulders.
    Tizku L'Mitzvohs.

    Posted 1 year ago #
  2. mik5
    Member

    I have a problem with my tefillin shel rosh constantly falling lower than it should be.

    Posted 1 year ago #
  3. Shticky Guy
    THE SHTICKIEST POSTER IN THE ©®

    frumguy I have one and highly recommend it. Its a talitania and this is the secret... Regular taleisim are simply that bit too wide! I didnt realize until I got a non slip which are narrower meaning there's less excess tallis on your shoulders so there's less to slip down. Try one on and you'll see immediately what I mean! Mine used to drive me crazy but now BH I can daven in peace, slip free.

    mik5 your knot needs tightening. It takes between 10-30 seconds and most sofrim will happily do it for free.

    Anybody else have any problems? Uncle Shticky will endeavor to resolve them. Only $100 a time.

    Posted 1 year ago #
  4. mik5
    Member

    thanks, a lubavitcher said i should tuck the straps underneath my belt so that the head tefillin stays up.

    Posted 1 year ago #
  5. joseph-fake
    Joseph (stalker)

    These non-slip taleisim are excellent when preparing someone for kevura. Don't be caught dead in an inferior tallis!

    Posted 1 year ago #
  6. The Frumguy
    Member

    Yasher Koach Shticky Guy!

    Posted 1 year ago #
  7. Toi
    beware the cleats

    they really work. the only set back i find is that the fabric is heavier which means your hotter when its on your head.

    Posted 1 year ago #
  8. The Frumguy
    Member

    I finally got treated (by my wife) to a new Keter non-slip and it does the trick beautifully! Thanks for all of your recommendations.

    Posted 11 months ago #

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