i have a hoveround power wheelchair, will fit over the arm rest, i could,t tell if the bag splits in 1/2,,ty
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No, the bag does not split in half. The cup holders are sewn into the back of the bag, so I can see how it might give the illusion that the bag splits in two. But it does not.
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Hi! While I did not pull out a ruler and measure the bag, those dimensions seem about right. I like the bag, I used it for a trip to Walt Disney World and it held up just fine. The only issue is that it is not designed to sling over either shoulder, only the right one.
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The bag has three dividers that can be moved (Velcro) so I believe it would fit if you reconfigured the bag a little...I'm not 100% though.
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If you have an armchair armrest that is not much longer than where you rest your arm, this 6 pocket arm rest organizer may not be the best for your use. I bought it for my lady's use because the armrest area on her chair allows her enough room to place the organizer at the most forward part of the armrest and still leaves her room to rest her arm comfortably. I can't use it on my chair due to the length of the organizer. Pay close attention to the information listed for ANY armrest organizer. It usually tells you the dimensions of the product.Joe
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I don't know personally but if you look at the dimension of both the sr is 1 1/2 inches wider than the bag is tall so my guess would be no
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This armrest pad has a hole pattern of 3 2/8. It might work. I mean, it's universal to fit about 95% of chairs put there
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Yes per my ruler but it would slightly bow out the top of the bag ... not sure I would risk stretching the cushioning!
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My Drive Medical Fly Lite Ultra Lightweight Aluminum Transport Chair fits fine in the pictured bag. My laptop wouldn't fit in a 10x12x2 bag. 10x12x2 is not the right dimension.
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I purchased this cushion for my mother's wheelchair and the size (LxW) fits the wheelchair perfectly. Plus the wheelchair has a back and 2 side panels that keep the cushion from moving. It is extremely comfortable, very cushy. But it may be too large for a desk chair and has no skid resistant backing so it may slip around on your chair seat. Hope this helps.
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It will barely fit, but the bag might be broken where it touches the corner in the long run, because the pressure is too high at those points.
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NO. My wheelchair comes with handle brakes and the bag cannot fit thru plus it is flimsy and poor quality. A backpack works better.
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My husband has an electric wheelchair. I has velcro on the straps and he hooked it onto the arms of the chair. He uses his chair to go on the public bus and it is very sturdy and holds everything he needs. I definitely recommend the bag.
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The bag is 17" long and about 8" deep. I am assuming a 13.3 laptop could be placed inside the bag, but I would not put my computer in it. The canvas has no padding so there could be knocking against the wheelchair when in motion. Additionally, I would not trust the plastic clips to hold. I have noticed that the straps do slip slightly during the course of the day and so far we have only used it to carry a cell phone (inside a small case), a wallet, and a few other lightweight essentials.The bottomline: Even if the laptop will fit, I would never trust this lightweight, non-padded bag to carry my laptop. The bag is 17" long and about 8" deep. I am assuming a 13.3 laptop could be placed inside the bag, but I would not put my computer in it. The canvas has no padding so there could be knocking against the wheelchair when in motion. Additionally, I would not trust the plastic clips to hold. I have noticed that the straps do slip slightly during the course of the day and so far we have only used it to carry a cell phone (inside a small case), a wallet, and a few other lightweight essentials.The bottomline: Even if the laptop will fit, I would never trust this lightweight,... » Read More The bag is 17" long and about 8" deep. I am assuming a 13.3 laptop could be placed inside the bag, but I would not put my computer in it. The canvas has no padding so there could be knocking against the wheelchair when in motion. Additionally, I would not trust the plastic clips to hold. I have noticed that the straps do slip slightly during the course of the day and so far we have only used it to carry a cell phone (inside a small case), a wallet, and a few other lightweight essentials.The bottomline: Even if the laptop will fit, I would never trust this lightweight, non-padded bag to carry my laptop. « Show Less
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The loops on this back pack did not fit around the handles of the Medline Transport wheelchair I bought. My lightweight transport chair has handles with break handle attached to push and break the transport chair. The loops on the back pack were not large enough to fit around the handle and break handle. If your transport chair only has handles without the break handle, then the back pack loop should fit nicely around the handles and hang nicely on the back of chair. Hope this helps.
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Well, this was a gift, and I have not seen the recipient actually using it. The bag is attached to the back handles of the chair, and my friend's chair has a very high back to accommodate a headrest, but it's a standard width chair. To a non-wheelchair person like me, it looks like it would be tricky to reach around the side to access the compartments, because it seems like the wheels would get in the way. But it hangs at about the same height as the bag in the Amazon photo does, so if you don't have arm mobility problems, yes, you would be able to reach around. The top has a drawstring closure, so you wouldn't have to fumble with zippers to get at your things in the main compartment. Well, this was a gift, and I have not seen the recipient actually using it. The bag is attached to the back handles of the chair, and my friend's chair has a very high back to accommodate a headrest, but it's a standard width chair. To a non-wheelchair person like me, it looks like it would be tricky to reach around the side to access the compartments, because it seems like the wheels would get in the way. But it hangs at about the same height as the bag in the Amazon photo does, so if you don't have arm mobility problems, yes, you would be able to reach around. The top has a drawstring... » Read More Well, this was a gift, and I have not seen the recipient actually using it. The bag is attached to the back handles of the chair, and my friend's chair has a very high back to accommodate a headrest, but it's a standard width chair. To a non-wheelchair person like me, it looks like it would be tricky to reach around the side to access the compartments, because it seems like the wheels would get in the way. But it hangs at about the same height as the bag in the Amazon photo does, so if you don't have arm mobility problems, yes, you would be able to reach around. The top has a drawstring closure, so you wouldn't have to fumble with zippers to get at your things in the main compartment. « Show Less
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Can't say for sure, but if the seat has a hump, the tunnel will go as wide as about 12 inches, and as tall (edge to center) as about 3 inches. If your seat is different, this bag will just sag a little; or ride a little higher depending. It's flexible enough that it should fit over any humped seat of normal dimensions.
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Yes, it isn't that wide, so the cushion doesn't interfere with the arms of a chair. In fact, it fits in the small of your back.