Would this clamp onto a car door? I would like it to cover me, while I buckle the carseat.
2087658
Yes. The clamp is very sturdy and would clamp on to most anywhere you put it. But remember...you cannot close the door with the clamp attached.
2087659
I haven't tried it, but I bet it would. Just would be concerned about damage to the car, even though there are rubber pads on the clamp part. Not a bad idea though!
2087660
It would but it's plastic so it's not as tough as I thought it would be when I ordered it. I get nervouse clamping it onto my son's wagoner because I just feel insecure about the clamp. And just beware, the coverage of the umbrella is slim to none, even for a toddler in my opinion!!!
2087661
Yes would clamp on to a car door. The neck bends so you could cover under it. However its not really that big. Not sure how well it would actually cover you up in the rain.
2163689
I would not know if it would attach to your carseat but this is what the straps looking for since it only has three-hole ring. one on the top, two on the side. Therefore you would need on your carseat: - tether and LATCH for attaching to the first hole on the middle top and the lower tether (LATCH) for the two side holes. so i dont know what else can cause problem in attaching carseats to the luggage. well someone else might know better =D i also purchase this for a long travel reason (US to asia pacific). which is as far as your trip too. =Dgood luck!
1908103
The odds of people having that car and this buckle... LOL. Uh, anyway, I would say take a look at the picture of the seatbelt buckle and compare it to the buckle in the car you wish to use it in. This fit in one of my cars and not the other. It turns out the buckle on the dog thing has a fairly long open rectangle area where it clips into the car so it's a "long" buckle. Maybe an inch? If the buckle on your car is long and rectangular, it would possibly fit. If it is short and more square, it likely would not fit.
907876
I'm not sure. It would be difficult to make it stay up. I don't know how you would get the back of the seat to stay covered if you didn't have something to hook it to. If you just wanted to use it as a blanket and tuck it into the part where the seat meets the back, that would work. It is a very nice cover but if I couldn't take advantage of the clips which keep it in place, I would probably just use a blanket.
1588292
The clamp is hard plastic with two rubberized feet. In my opinion, it would attach to a car window fine. We did have to re-glue the rubber feet in a few times after some use.
1614984
No it is too short. My car seat and stroller are to wide. I had to improvise support with another buckle.
2258022
Lol how exactly would that work? No it doesn't. It has a strap that attaches to the seatbelt. Not big enough for door...but you would need to open your door anyways...
1323830
This wouldn't fit correctly with the carseat, but it might still work well enough to protect the baby/carseat from the rain. I think the lower part of the stroller and the undercarriage would likely get wet, though, since it wouldn't come down as far as it is supposed to.
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.
984173
I was told at a car seat class that it's not good to have blanketing between the baby and the car seat. It can affect the belts and how well they hold onto the baby. so they recommended something like this for warmth instead which just pulls over the outside but doesnt interfere w/straps.
1318603
It might work but as someone else pointed out it has that big hole where the center buckle normally pulls through (maybe you or someone you know can sew it closed?). If it's a minor accident or just as a precaution with a pretty well potty trained child it might be ok.
1010521
Hi! I went outside to inspect my car seat (RECARO) and this protector. I have a 2007 Yukon Denali, so I have the latch key system. The upper portion of this protector has rubber grippies to keep the upper portion from moving around. I think, if the car seat is installed properly, and tightly, this product won't affect the effectiveness. But! I'm not an expert in any way! Trust your gut!
745258
it can, but depending on how big your car seat is, you can try tucking it in. It's not enough to bother me when i'm sitting on it. my complain would be the lack of lumbar support
1296138
No, it does not fit, it rests on the top and you can buckle it, but the carseat has to rest on it at an angle. We are returning it.
623557
I'm not sure. I would think that would depend on the width of the seat back that you're considering covering. There are 3 straps that are attached to the seat back cover that you slide down until they're at the right position. And then there's the headrest piece but you could probably let that flop. Personally, I would just buy a split rear seat cover instead of taking a chance but then, I don't like paying for return postage if it doesn't work out! :)
1847321
No, your dog's back will be strapped almost completely to the back of the car seat. My dog tried to lay down/move around and there was still some give in the car seat belt; she got herself miserably tangled up.
1233875
You would have a hard time tying it on to a car seat unless perhaps it was an infant car seat and even then i'm not sure it would work. Its really specifically designed for a stroller.