Looks like something i want but im concerned that the seatbelt cutter will be in the way. Does it fold in too and has it been a problem?
1456663
Yes, it folds into handle out of the way. Both the blade and hook can be opened or closed one-handed.
1456664
It folds in and hasn't been an issue. The knife is a bit bulky but otherwise awesome
1456665
Yes, the entire knife folds nicely into a compact size. The only drawback was the light didn't work.
1456666
Folds in well and doesn't get in the way, works very well. In fact all of the pieces work well, I've been impressed for no more than it cost to buy.
1456667
it all folds in. only downside i had is that the clip got caught on something because it bends outword. so the clip is stuck outward and it will not stay in place in my pocket anymore, but it comes with a sheath. great tool, especially for the price.
1456668
Yes the seatbelt cutter does fold away. It's been great. The only downside I've had is that the light doesn't come with a battery.
1456669
Since it was a gift for my son, I had to wait for him to answer me. He said that yes it does fold out of the way. He loves this tool. He said for him personally there are not any downfalls or negatives.
2261728
We purchased one and it fits perfectly. Problem is that it does not fold easily. So if you have the seats down and the floor mat in and decide you have extra people, it's kind of a pain to roll it up. That has only happened a couple of times though and we are always driving kids around so unless you do that, it shouldn't be a problem.
1468583
It is very easy to fold. I have had it in taxis, and a Camry. Occasionally you may need to take off the footrests but it is very easy.
2025052
No, it just slips right off! I don't try to fold mine back the way it comes out of the box. I just compact it a wee bit and toss it in the trunk! It is an excellant cover!
1246205
I keep mine in the car and have not picked it up. It may fold into itself if I did that.
2173936
It would cut it without a problem, but in all honesty there are other knives much better suited for such a task. This is not a sturdy rescue knife, it's a gentleman's folder with a pretty thin blade. That said, it will still cut the seatbelt no problem.
486070
The handle bars fold down over the seat, but the wheels and main body don't collapse. I can't tell you how many times we packed the car and then discovered that since I was using the walker, we still had to find space to fit it in. It is sort of awkward, but well worth finding a place for it to fit.
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I just checked it. The straps that hold it in place can be slipped out allowing you to fold the piece down or under. I've never done it because my dog slips her head through the sides of that panel to get to AC. But your idea is better... It will work as suggested allowing that area to remain open. (I never did it because she, the dog, has a tendency to back seat drive then by attempting to join us in front seat!).
2192542
It depends on which side of the walker you put it on. on the outside/ front of the walker it will not interfere with the sides folding inward. Many have it on the inside / front of the walker and that has to be removed to fold the sides inward.
722943
no it doesnt fold up... you would have to take it apart and put back together each time or just put it as is in your car for traveling. my son inlaw put it together...I had a hard time fitting the two pieces together.
1416249
I didn't like this one because the gooseneck lets in the way and is not as flexible as i thought its a good piece for a small car but a big suv like i have no i bought the $79.95 metal one that breaks down and is longer so my i pad is closer to me and what i do is fold it down flat when not in use and un clip the i pad holder part and put that in the glove box so basically its not even noticeable when not in use but that is the $79.95 metal one not this model here ok good luck
175622
The one I have isn't quilted, although the design appears the same otherwise. Mine has seat belt openings located exactly where they should be to accommodate the seat belts.
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Marilyn, I don't know how helpful I will be. I purchased this for my mother a little bit before her knee surgery. Unfortunately, she passed 3 weeks after me purchasing this for her. I do know she loved this as it was very stable and it fit in a small trunk (Jetta). As to folding flat I do not know. I do know she had a loaner one that her dr lent her that she didn't like at all and this one she loved as control was nice if she got tired she could sit. I hope this was helpful. Sincerely, Erin
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Yes, it is. It is mostly just a matter of putting the wheels on. There is a Velcro piece that is wrapped around the bottom bar and I couldn't find it! It was tucked under the bottom portion. I would give the instructions a 6 out of 10. The photography was not good and it was hard to tell what they were doing in the photos. But I cannot figure out how to fold it. I hope it will fit in my car without folding because those instructions are not good.
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Thankfully I have yet to use this as an actual seatbelt cutter. But, I have used this tool in other aplication with no issues at all. It makes it nice not to have to open the knife. I have no doubt it would cut a seatbelt if need be.
1069496
Two parts are quick release for folding up. The seat and the handle bars. The bars tho have all the break-lines attached, so you would not be able to do anything with it, except let it hang off to the side. May actually deter someone from stealing, tho. So unless someone decides to cut all the lines off, I think the bars are safe
1179869
It does not fold quite as flat with the adaptor. That being said, it's really not been an issue. I've taken it on many road trips and around the world via airplane and still haven't really been bothered by it.