wearing sling in front: Will the sling work well when wearing it in front rather than the back?
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pulled this from a review on case-logic's website: "I bought the sling back with the intention to wear it in front of me (and not in my back). I usually wear my camera like that, I know it sounds a little bit strange but it is the only position I don't feel pain after a while. And, actually, it works perfect!"
684598
Since it attaches by the way of straps on the front and back headrests, it won't be a "sling" without the back headrests. It will be just another cover ... and a slippery one at that.
2225852
Not at all!! I have a little doxin puppy. & she loves it the other day I was at a BBQ & I didn't even notice that the sling was even there. I love it!
2069421
I've never tried to wear it that way, but theoretically I guess you could. The only reason I can think of for wanting to though is because it can sometimes be hard to snap the two straps together behind your back by yourself. Although, crossing the straps would give less room for the baby because it would have to pull the sides together across the front a little bit. I wouldn't recommend it.
2152353
It's a complete rip off. Cheap yes but your throwing your money away. If you get a chance to see a dr. Ask them if they can write you a proscription for the sling you use when you break your collar bone that has straps to tighten your shoulders back giving you better support. It has cushion to it as well so it's not cutting into your skin.
1972770
I feel it is vary comfortable, but I have a shirt on with a high neck, so it has not rubbed my sink, mainly use the sling to help steady the rifle when shooting, I mostly carry rifle in a case or if walking through the woods in my hand at the ready.
603295
The Sling is plenty strong. Be very sure that whatever support the sling is attached to is strong enough and use very heavy duty hardware.
673434
It can if you have the right kind of sling, one that allows a sitting position. One sling that allows a seated position is the divided leg sling by Invacare.
1512184
Based on my personal experience, this bag won't slide around. It's quite adjustable and even has a support strap that helps keep it in place. Being a sling bag, it isn't ideal for heavy loads; the bag can take it, your shoulder might not.
2252871
I still have the original 2 point sling on the rifle with the bipod. It fits between the legs or to the side. I will probably change to a single point in the future.
390265
Maybe you've already answered this for yourself, by now, but if not, here goes. There is a "tacky", non-slip surface on the side of the wide part of the sling that rides against your clothing. It basically "grips" by friction. Hope that helps.
700855
No it does not. I could be modified to accommodate a sling without too much trouble.
448606
I would think it would be quite helpful. Yes. Need to adjust buckle for tightness where you want. Depends on thickness of clothes. If sitting belly sticks out more than standing.
2009455
It will work ok, but it will still be bouncing around as you move. I would recommend the spider holster system either instead, or in addition to the sling for ultimate security.
1153896
I personally don't have a problem. I have an older car and use the seat belt and I have only used it forward facing. It maybe harder for rear facing (use pool noodle and cut/tape to make a triangle to get a better angle). I put my knee in the seat and make sure I have plenty of slack when I start (took me some practice when it thread the belt through). Once I buckled it in, I would focus on tightening the bottom strap going back and forth pushing and pulling . When I feel it is tight I take the chest strap (still keeping the knee/body in the seat) pull it and tuck it behind the car seat. If you have a headrest that is adjustable you may need to til/raise to help the seat fit better. I have had practice with this and difference seat so can install them pretty quickly in general including this seat. But is harder when your frustrated and feel rushed (even for me). I hope this helps.
610646
I don't think you will have a problem. The only problem I have is that the front sling attachment keeps flipping up in front of the barrel, so I always have to keep an eye on where it is.
859246
No :( only ergo! But I've heard it's not super comfortable - ring sling is better for hip probably