I purchased mine to tie to the car seat, but it didn't come with something to tie it with, any suggestions on how to tie it to the head-rest?
1508388
I use it on a recliner to support my neck. I never needed to or tried to make it stay in place with a fastener. You could see if the material sticks to the side of Velcro with the tiny hooks. if so, then that may work.
1508389
Personally, I would suggest using a thick ribbon (color coordinated to your car's interior) threaded through the two loops thereby allowing you to tie and un-tie the neckbone from one seat to another as needed. Here's the clincher: tie it in a bow if you're a gal, tie it as a necktie if you're a guy!
1508390
If it has loops on each end as mine does, just thread something--velcro for instance--through the loops and fasten behind the headrest.
595910
Hi! In my opinion you will have to gerry-rig a solution to hold the seat cover to your seat. For my car the seat cover is secured to the seat by the two adjustable headrest tubes that drop into the top of the seat. The two tubes fit between bead spaces, and then the whole seat cover hangs from those headrest tubes and drapes down the seat. I suppose in your one-piece case you could flip the cover upside down so the long thin part drops down by your feet, and then tie a cord or ribbon to secure the top part around your seat up near the headrest area. However, this may be too much gerry-rigging. Perhaps you can find a better solution to your seat issue. I have seen these beaded seat pads that are equal seat/back square shapes with a stiff structure, with no added long thing. Get that kind instead. I like sitting on the beads. Without this beaded seat cover my car seat is so uncomfortable. I hate it. But with the beads, sitting in the seat is okay. I hope you find a cover you like.
1998260
Without seeing your backseats I am just guessing that it wouldn't work as intended and need alternate form of securing to back seat to make the hammock. My front headrests are just humps and I am able to have enough of the loop to keep secured. Hope this helps.
450396
There is no way to strap it on. You will need to cut a hole and install in the headrest.
728966
If you have a headrest you should be able to attach the top. The bottom Velcro could be difficult though and without it I would worry about a child kicking up the pad and dirtying the seat.
378265
It has an adjustable buckle strap at the top, that goes around the car's headrest. Another elastic strap in the middle that you slide over the seat, to hold the rear part of the seat in place (also a small 'pocket' to tuck under the seat cushion). And a third elastic strap at the bottom of the cover to slide under the seat. The bottom strap didn't work for the seat in my car (the way the seat is attached to the floor of car). I cut the elastic in two and tied it to the bottom of the seat.
787590
The head covers clip around the head cushions with the clasps and the large straps on the upper portion go around the back. I could not figure out how to install the small loops at the joint between the upper back portion and the seat part s I just left them alone. I could not figure out how to install the straps on the seat portion so I improvised. I took a couple of twist ties and connected the strap to the seat adjustment bar under the front seats in order to hold down the front portion. The result was not perfect but it worked for me so far. Hope this helps.
1576705
Adding to what has already been said, make sure the piece where the toothed end of the strap joins the strap lies flat against a surface of the car seat otherwise it wont tighten securely.It works well with the foonf car seat as long as you have the rear facing wedge attached, otherwise the little wheel guards will get pressed against the wheels.
1370031
The back will fall down onto the seat if nothing is there holding it up. You could easily attach some straps to hold it to the headrest posts so it doesn't fall. It holds in place pretty well otherwise as it has a flap at the division of the seat and seat back that slips between those two portions to keep it in place.
1917050
I think you need the head rest unless you tuck the straps behind the seat.....not sure if that would work!
1496997
I just wrap it around the cage as I would a passenger. On long trips, I have the rear seats of my SUV down I use bungee cords hooked from the cage into the headrest posts of the front passenger/or driver. I found it keeps the carrier from tipping over during sudden stops. I do the same for my dog kennels. Secure them down with Bungee cords.
1739532
My Altima doesn't really have a head rest, but more of a bump where a head rest would be. If that makes sense. So when I hang it from that it falls. So, I just kind of prop it up on the car seat. She's still too little to reach it to kick it yet. Maybe if that seat fold forward you could rig it to fit around the seat?
786427
Just put it on the front of the head first, criss cross the tails in the back and bring it back to the front and tie it. Hope this helps.
1917370
I'm not sure how you would attach it as a car seat, the straps are made to go around horizontal handle bars. Maybe if you bought some additional straps and did some creative fanangling?
2191700
It connects to rear seat headrest with 2 straps. If you have 2 headrests on the back seats there are straps that will go around them and fit nicely under them. The straps are adjustable for length. It also come with some Velcro so you can attach the sides to the interior of the car. You may decide you wish to modify it slightly as I did and add a hole with a grommet to fit to a factory part of the car.
1739535
My car does NOT have a head rest, but the back seat does flip down. The straps where adjustable enough so I could attach it around the entire seat. I have to use a blanket to get it at the right angle, but it does the job.
2141461
:-) Me too! It did not fit the armrest perfectly (mine was a five speed, bucket seats, dual armrest) but with one little snip I was able to get it past the joint. then I tied it down tightly. Not the most elegant solution but it works.