Can the straps be secured horizontally around a chair? (The picture shows them attached vertically.) Could you attach the strap around your waist?
1763348
Yes, you can attach it horizontally (by which I mean sideways, not up and down). I am sure you could tie it about your waist, but I am not sure how secure it would be, given the fact that the straps are elastic.
1763349
The slots in the back of the pillow allow it to be attached only the way shown in the picture. You could attach it to your waist, but I don't use the straps at all. I just position it the way I want it in whatever chair I am using including in my car seat
1763350
You can attach the strap to your waist. When I do that I tie the straps in a double knot and have no trouble with it. I do not use the strap like a belt as it is too long for me. It does not fall off when tied.
382241
The straps are adjustable...you can make them as loose or as tight as you want...I've never had a problem.
1228093
Doug, my straps are held with rivets. I guess you could remove the rivets and reattach using screws and nuts how you wanted.
352844
Yes, that would be no problem. The straps will extend quite long amd can be tightened or loosened as needed.
1038030
There is an adjustable, with plastic clip, strap on the back of the chair - intended usage unknown, but may be utilized as a carrying strap in my view.
475743
It looks like you could, but I didn't try it. We didn't put the plastic straps on, so you have the same thing.
1036905
I'm not sure. There is no strap or seatbelt with the chair. Also the back of the chair is low, it doesn't provide support for your upper back/shoulders. I hope this info helps you decide. I would also say don't hesitate to contact the manufacturer - they were very helpful when I ordered my chair and had some questions.
1599920
No i don't think so... Altho I think you could tie on to the maul straps, on the sides would work. Probably a little bulky.. i would try it yes!!
2078177
Yes, the seat has a strap to secure the bottom and another to secure the back to chairs of all sizes (as long as the chair isn't larger than the length of the straps)
1727151
Yes. The back panel could wrap around an arm and connect to the bag with the Velcro close. However, to work really well, see if you can anchor the side ribbons on the bag to the front and back of the chair. This will keep it straight and prevent sagging. Hope this helps.
1619238
Humm ,never thought of doing that but I don't see why not,depending of course on the shape of your chair..
290186
In my family's experience using these chairs, I'd have to say no. But if you were sitting in the sand and tightened the straps? It's a possibility. Just haven't tried that.
1752817
Tried it this morning -- it works, but may depend on the size of your leg. Mine are small enough that there's no problem attaching the velcro straps around them.
1411031
Yup. I've seen it done. There's nothing precision or high-tech about mounting these. Find a couple of attachment points at least eight inches apart to clamp to the top wire of the basket, and it's probably a good idea to find a point to tether the bottom of the basket to prevent swinging. The included mounting hardware probably won't work, but a couple of hose clamps from any hardware or auto store will do nicely. My question is - do you want a pair of these? You can order these baskets singly, and I'm wondering even if there was room for two on the back of your chair, one above the other, if you'd want that much of a load on the back.
1761576
The straps/netting are used to hold the chairs together... One "basket" type thing at the top of the chairs and the other at the bottom, then clip together. There's a handle/arm sling to then carry them. Took me a minute to figure out, but works well! Would be nice if the told what they were for and how to use it from the get go, though!
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The two additional clips (seen at left and right in image) can be threaded to chair back and latches to back clips on harness.. It is a lot of hassle and probably meant for something a little more long term or permanent, in a restaurant I just wove the "leash" part of the strap around multiple times and reattached. A high chair is still preferable but this is mostly for a regular chair or a regular chair with a booster.
1355257
Technically it's possible - as it the strap fits, but I wouldn't recommend it. We messed around with several different mounting locations, but ultimately decided to mount it horizontally because I didn't trust that it wouldn't slip out if I hit a bump. Hope this is helpful.