you don’t really need to take the rubber feet off. i left them on like two of my pedals and they stick fine to my board. also, for the small clone, i have a piece over the battery cover and another piece a little wider than the battery cover from the end of the battery cover to like the bottom edge of the pedal on mine. that seems to be enough to keep it on the board.

I pull off all the rubber feet (you can always stick them back on) but if you don’t want to remove them then you can put the velcro on the bottom of the feet. I just buy rolls of velcro and cut it to fit, you can get these rolls for less on eBay! I usually do one strip from top to bottom on nano pedals, if it’s a big pedal I might use two strips either horizontal or vertical on it.

i usually remove the rubber feet, you can buy the same ones in bulk on ebay and many other places, i keep many on hand!

I haven’t seen that anywhere, not in shops and not with people on stage.. But that is in The Netherlands and some other countries I toured..

I think he is curious about the quality, ease in use or something like that;-)

I’ve used the pedal bag for about 2 years. It’s a great way to get 6 pedals to the gig, already wired up with my 1-spot, so I just plop it down and plug it in, and I’m ready to go.

Nope. Hasn’t ever happened. You could bend the bag if it was empty, but with stuck-down pedals, and not trying to bend it, I don’t worry about that at all.