Does this back seat cover work well/stay in place when used with the Diono booster seat?
190921
I think it would depending on how tight you put the top strap. But i guess the question is will the child be comfortable leaning on it? Its material kind of sticks to most clothing i would think.
1406342
No, the diono seat folds making it very slim. We also have a Recaro, and it definitely does not fit.
301503
No, there is no rubber backing on the seat cover, but that's not a problem for me. I have leather seats as well. To keep the cover from slipping around (and my dogs as well), I purchased a roll of that rubber shelf lining material that stores carry in the kitchen department. It comes in various sized rolls - I got one in a length that was wide enough for the width of my seat. I roll this out on the seat, and put the seat cover on top of it. It works great - the rubber material sticks to both the seat and cover, so no slipping!
2091651
It does not. Since the booster seat doesn't have a rigid bend where the back meets the bottom, you could lean the car seat back a bit. The seat 'neck' does go up and down to protect as they get taller.
429693
Yes. I am keeping it on for my own sense of safety but most of my daughters friends have backless boosters that is why I bought this one. I'm happy now but realize I will remove the back when she realizes I'm a worry wart.
1365930
It has straps that go around each headrest, a round piece on the back that pokes down between the seat and back of seat and a stretchable material on front corners. It also has a somewhat rubberized backing that helps it stay in place. It is a great car seat cover in my Ford Escape!
112901
I love this seat cover and I have a similar car. My car is a Hyndai Azera. I'm not sure that I fully understand your question, but it has a little PVC pipe that tucks into the back rest and seat so the hammock stays in place. My dogs love it. It is very versatile too. It has zippers and velcro so it attaches around the seat belts and you can have one side not attached to the back of the front seat so someone can sit there. I hope I answered your question. If not, i'm happy to answer any more questions.
1636633
I've strapped in rear facing car seats for my grandchildren. The seat-back portion of the mat stays in place for me. There is a tab on the mat that tucks into the fold of the seat and helps keep the back in place. In addition the car seats put pressure on the seat-back portion to keep it in place. It's also stiff enough that it does not flop towards the car seat. I hope this helps you.
1681119
It is a pretty universal seat cover. It should fit almost any size booster seat that has a back.
1885229
I have had no problems with the under siding of the seat cover. We use it every day, and it does stay in the car most of the time, but when I have removed it to use the seat for people, it has shown no wear
736898
I use it as a seat cover to protect my seats, not with a child car seat. It will stay up...unless you slam on the brakes.
1349065
In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck. In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the... » Read More In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck. « Show Less
301502
I have leather seats too. It has a strap across back to help with slipping. Also the backing is a little rough, it won't hurt your seats at all but help with slipping. I've tried a couple other kinds and this one has been the best for that.
702308
I do not have your booster seat but I looked at it on Amazon. This seat protector has a slit cutout so that safety anchors are accessible for carseats requiring anchors. Your booster has anchors as do mine so it should work just fine.
472364
I purchased this cover for my daughter and it claims it fits most seats she has a Cosco high back chair. Unfortunately when you put the carseat straps through and then put your baby in the seat the stupid cover pops off...there is a drawstring and velcro but its not a good fit! Cute seat cover but very thin a not worth the trouble...if you dont have the seat in the pic I would not bother...hope this helps!
1128239
It stays on, it's very sturdy. When your kid is done and you lift it back up it can pop out but this has happened only twice in a period of 5 months, and its really easy to put back into place. I love this seat since I have bought it, absolutely no regrets...
2268385
No, the cover "locks" into place with a hard strip of plastic that goes between the back of the seat (the back of my seats are carpet) and the seat itself. It does not cover the entire back.