Would this work with the GustBuster 58" umbrella? I want it to use with my wheelchair and that umbrella is way to heavy for me to just hold. TIA!
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I apologize for the late response. I really like the holder and most foam handled umbrellas will work with this holder. My only concerned was the wind. While on a windy afternoon I found the holder to be rather clumsy.
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I think it would.make sure all clamps are nice and tight. I feel this product is heavy duty.hope this helps
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Hi. I don't have a GustBuster 58" umbrella, so I don't know how the holder will stand up holding that kind of umbrella.
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It should, I use it with a similar golf umbrella. The holding tube is very accommodating.
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If I had to guess I would say not it wouldn't fit. The umbrella handle is about the same size as my husbands wheelchair push handle and the problem with the Bag Boy was that the bracket on the holder didn't open large enough to fit on the wheelchair handle. I wish it did because I think the Bag Boy holder is made much better and stronger than the Parplis that I finally bought. We used the Parpilis this weekend and the umbrella kept falling over in the wind.
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as long as it fits in the holder an you can tighten firmly it should hold in my opinion it is very durable
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We use the "Never Dull or Boring Extra Large Golf Umbrella in Blue Sky Print" it is 40" length and 52" diameter. It is very sturdy holder.
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Your umbrella must come free of your base for this new base to work. If it does, this new base is great. Hope this helps
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It might be too short... Make sure to look at the pole height in the specs. Otherwise it's a great, sturdy umbrella.
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It attaches using two open latches, and although they are adjustable width-wise you need them to attach at the same height. If your umbrella stroller has a horizontal bar across the back, you should be fine. If it has only an X brace, it may not work. We have an old Maclaren umbrella stroller (10 yrs old) that has an X brace but also a bar, and it works fine. The bar is thin and flat, not round (which would be ideal), but it still works. The other consideration is how tall your umbrella stroller is -- the cheap, free-with-purchase types are shorter and I think pushing it with the board attached would be very uncomfortable, as you would have to bend over too far. It attaches using two open latches, and although they are adjustable width-wise you need them to attach at the same height. If your umbrella stroller has a horizontal bar across the back, you should be fine. If it has only an X brace, it may not work. We have an old Maclaren umbrella stroller (10 yrs old) that has an X brace but also a bar, and it works fine. The bar is thin and flat, not round (which would be ideal), but it still works. The other consideration is how tall your umbrella stroller is -- the cheap, free-with-purchase types are shorter and I think pushing it with the board... » Read More It attaches using two open latches, and although they are adjustable width-wise you need them to attach at the same height. If your umbrella stroller has a horizontal bar across the back, you should be fine. If it has only an X brace, it may not work. We have an old Maclaren umbrella stroller (10 yrs old) that has an X brace but also a bar, and it works fine. The bar is thin and flat, not round (which would be ideal), but it still works. The other consideration is how tall your umbrella stroller is -- the cheap, free-with-purchase types are shorter and I think pushing it with the board attached would be very uncomfortable, as you would have to bend over too far. « Show Less
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For the price I think it would wouldwork as well as anything that I have seen, Please note that your arms will get wet because there are no actual sleeves, but I think it will fit over the wheelchair easily. Good luck, Jeff
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I believe it can be connected to a standard umbrella type stroller. However, I don't think this will work on a typical umbrella type stroller because Umbrella type strollers are often not sturdy enough to accommodate more than 1 child. It might be a struggle to push and maneuver the stroller with this attachment. However, I did see a Maclaren umbrella type (heavy weight) stroller that was designed to accommodate such an attachment. So, if you really want to use an attachment...you should check out that brand and model and similar models.
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Yes, it works perfectly with my stand alone umbrella on my pool deck. It is attractive and heavy.
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The backpack hangs maybe an inch below the top of the back of the wheelchair, so as long as you have the flexibility to twist around sufficiently and reach your arm down about 6 inches, you could retrieve these things from the backpack. You can test this in your wheelchair before you buy...I hope it works out for you.
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If the balusters are smaller than 2 inches the umbrella mount will clamp to it. I'm not sure if the aluminum can handle the additional weight or wind pressure. I do not have another option.
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I think it would depend on the nature of the clamp and the size/weight of the umbrella. The arm rests are almost 2 1/2 inches across the top, so I'd think you could get a clamp on those pretty securely. If you're trying to clamp to the side of the arm rests (or the back rest, for that matter), you're only going to have an inch to work with, so I'm thinking that might not be as practical.
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Hello,I purchased an 11' auto tilt umbrella from HD. The Costco site indicates it is not recommended for use with cantilevered (off-set) umbrellas, so unfortunately I don't know if an off-set would work, although I would think if you did fill the botom with sand and bricks for maximum weight, perhaps it would.
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I attached mine to my motorized wheelchair, and it works fine. Be sure to find the right place to attach the bracket.
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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!!!
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I think it would change the center of gravity and make the umbrella less stable. I wouldn't recommend it though have not tried it. I can tell you a straight umbrella furled didn't move in 50kt winds.
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Not long enough. This umbrella is meant specifically for a baby carriage and the pole is very short. It also won't stand up by itself. I don't know if anyone makes a clamp on umbrella that works the way they say it does.
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I wish I could help, but I haven't the slightest idea. We purchased the Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 20" wheelchair at the same time of buying these legs. They're a perfect fit for mine, but obviously too much of a hassle to order and have to return. Maybe you can call the company and find out? Good luck. They really are a godsend.
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I agree with previous answers: it migth work if a threaded mount could be added to the structure of he wheelchair so that the umbrella holder adjuster could be screwed into it. I suggest reviewing the Click-gear web page (http://www.clicgear.com/accessories/umbrella-angle-adjust.php) where you have a good picture of the golf cart handle. Good luck!