Would it hurt the fabric if I put a small safety pin on the back to ensure that the velcro stuck and it stayed on your handle?
1528947
I don't think it would be a problem. There is Velcro in the back that should add enough support for a safety pin.
200152
I just bought this and did 3M velcro on the back in a lot of spots. That way I do not puncture the map.
326756
That has never happened to me. The handle makes a huge difference for me as a 5 foot tall person trying to carry a 10'6" board. When I leave the handle attached to the board inside, it does fall off overnight, but it has never even loosened while carrying.
67359
I have no problem with it slipping once the Velcro is strapped down! This is one of the best inventions ever!
1197299
It should not be a problem if u adjusted correctly on the tube and the pressure on the back of the handle.
1119418
I think it would be too big and just slide around interfering with the leash itself. The adjustable velcro strap would not adjust enough for the smallest handle.
1495236
I don't think you will have a problem. The handle end is large enough you could rest it against your hand. It may be a little difficult depending on the amount of pain you have, but I think you could adjust the way you hold on to it to make it work.
17623
That I don't know as I haven'ttried it but I can't see why not, unless the velcro back is too rough
475230
I haven't tried velcro on the backing, but my guess is that it doesn't work really well with velcro. I think you need the lapel pins' pins to keep them affixed into the case.
1843324
Yes. Washed it without any issues, but later on the Velcro started slipping off. Not sure if it's related, but the Velcro was easy to sew back on.
882135
No, because of the handle on the side and tilting stand in the back. I using a rubber band holding it and put it on the side but it not secure.
4846
I never tried so I'm not sure if it would stay or if the cover would slide off of one end once the handle was lowered, but being attached to the handle is what keeps the cover off the baby's face so I'm not sure you'd want the handle lowered.
1547314
I've had no reason to wash mine yet but I'm sure it could handle being washed on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. I'm not sure how the Velcro would hold up in the wash.
173537
The handle does stick up funny when I bend over,(which was expected when I bought it) but I don't wear it where I draw across. I wear it towards the back, cause I'm quite slim but it still works out!
2034038
I would be inclined to say no. I got a bit of fabric glue on mine that bled through some fabric and it hasn't come off yet.
2257809
I usually don't use the Velcro bracers. The bags sit fine on the rack ands stability is not an issue. The bags only have clips on one bag and the other hooks onto the bag with the clip. One piece of advice: The clip locks onto the bike rack. Put your hand under the bag to loosen the clip before lifting the bags off the rack. If you try to disengage them using the handle alone, the handle will break. I sew and was able to fix it, but it's definitely worth the extra 20 seconds to avoid the issue entirely.
1577122
Seems like if the handles comes off like a person commented, maybe it might be best to just take off the handle all together and just put in a rope with knot and washer.