swift light mask slipping

can someone suggest a way to keep the new swift light from slipping up in the back? thank you! twostepper

If you have medium to long hair, put it in a semi to low ponytail, then slip the headgear on and pull your pony tail up and over the back strap then re-tighten your pony tail! You might need to re-adjust the top straps and maybe even the back strap.

If that dosen't keep it secure enough, you can buy Sleepy/Bret's Pap~Cap & Chinstrap Combo at http://www.pur-sleep.com for $39.99. I bought it and now I just use the cap, not the chinstrap and it totally keeps my headgear from sliding all over my head!

Goodluck,

SleepyNoMore

i had a similar problem. I've had good luck with helmet liners, actually. I got a couple at REI which are designed to be worn under bicycle helmits. They were less than $10 a piece, and they work great. Hope you find something that works!

look for ideas in the swift fix area of

viewtopic.php?t=15104



Swift

Moby
pantyhose tights replacing headgear
Dec 30, 2007 subject: Swift 2 Pantyhose headgear to Di for modification and pictures -- using pantyhose tights to replace straps on the Swift II.
viewtopic.php?t=27187


svh
safety pin/sewing fix for Swift's backstrap
Nov 09, 2006 subject: Swift headgear modification for stability to svh3 for modification and pictures -- using safety pins (or sewing) to shorten and slightly change angle of back strap.
viewtopic.php?t=14991


ufo13
velcro fix for Swift's backstrap
Dec 03, 2005 subject: Tips for SWIFT users!! to ufo13 for modification using velcro strap to keep Swift's back strap from slipping upward.
viewtopic.php?t=5965
(note - other ideas on this thread too)

Tridens
Routing Swift's hose in front:
Aug 22 2005 subject: Solution for Swift side sleepers to Tridens for modification to place Swift's hose at front/center and Lori's pictures of the fix.
viewtopic.php?t=4290


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oldtimer47
O ring to reduce movement of the nasal pillow
Nov 09, 2006 subject: Swift headgear modification for stability to oldtimer47 for modification and pictures -- using O rings to reduce movement of the nasal pillows and help prevent them from popping out of nostrils.
viewtopic.php?p=274917#274917


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thanks so much for the help with my problem, as always some one always comes thru for me,i will try all of the options you have given me, and i am so lucky to have found this forum, two stepper