Are they hard plastic or can you bend them? The description states they are flexible.
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These cones are sturdy, but quite flexible! Ideal for organizing children's activities! They even feature small holes at the corners, so that they can be staked into the yard, if necessary, to keep in place on a particularly windy day!
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They are able to be bent. I would say they are a soft plastic. I bought them for my 2 year old grandson and he uses them for soccer and building a fort.
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They are flexible. They are more of a vinyl than hard plastic. You can squeeze them, but they do hold their shape. We have had a great time with them. So far they have held up to being run over by feet as well as a children's John Deere battery powered loader.
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They can be bent under the great force exerted by the jaws of a German Shepherd! Although generally very well-behaved, our Shepherd claimed one of these cones as her own. It did not crack, and it is still close enough to its original shape that it still stacks with the other cones... She did manage to punch some holes through the cone wall itself. Surprisingly sturdy!!
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They are hard. You can bend the legs somewhat, but they are not really flexible/soft at all.
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They are made of a rigid plastic and are flexible. I have used them multiple times with no problems. They are very sharp.
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No. They're pretty strong. It would probably take plyers and a hammer to bend them.
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They are hard/brittle. They do have a little give to them when I squeeze hard, but definitely wouldn't consider them flexible. We haven't broken any of them & have had them for about a year though.
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They are very flexible. I use them all over the place. You can use them anywhere.
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You have to bend them a little to make them fit, they are flexible. Hope this help.
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They are definitely able to be bent. Pretty pliable. I would still say sturdy since we use them at a school and frequently change the documents.
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They are only slightly flexible. I returned mine because they weren't as flexible as the pictures and description led one to believe. I was afraid that they would break easily, too. Good luck!
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They are sturdy. I've had mine for two years with normal use. I've had no issues, but I never TRIED to bend them with one hand, either. You will love them.
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yes they can easily be bent and are flexible too. we use them to stick led lights to the aluminum base of illuminated signs.
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I bent mine in various directions and adjusted them to what my needs where. Great flexability and no need to worry about their breakage.GOOD LUCK! :)
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Yes. The plastic is pliable enough that you can bend and cut them, but it can be a little hard to work with since it's still pretty stiff. Which is what you want the protection to be anyway.
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Yes, you can easily bend them, especially if you use wide-jawed pliers. They will not break.
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I was able to bend them a little. You will need plywrs as you will not be able to do it by hand.
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You can bend them about as much as a half circle without breaking them. They are a little persistent and will want to return back to their original shape though but if you can hold them down at the bend you want you should be ok
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They are somewhat flexible but made to be adhered to a reasonably flat surface. They are fairly thick so they really don't flex too much. Hope this helps.