How thick is the Thin version of the Back-Huggar at its thickest position? In-other-words, how far will it push me away from the seat?
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I don't have a caliper to accurately measure this tricky curving solid, but I would guess it's no more than 1.5", possibly less, in it's thickest dimension. But "how far will it push me away from the seat" is a different issue, and depends on how the Back-Huggar's contours fit onto your chair--different if it's a straight back from if it's a curved surface. At any rate, I don't find this to be a significant issue.
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The back of the cushion is about 31 inches. My husband puts it in his recliner and it goes neck high. You probably want a high backed chair to be able to sit back and be able to feel the neck massage. Hope that helps!
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I would say it is not as "softly" padded because of the material it is made of. This can be wiped clean. The head and waist inserts are nicely cushioned. If you have a very thin baby I can see why you might prefer something else. I really think there is plenty but the material is a bit deceptive. I'm grateful a diaper explosion occurred in this seat and not my other son's soft fabric seat! Hope this offers some perspective.
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It's about 4 inches thick....I do not think its that comfortable, however I bought it for my husband and he LOVES it.
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I can take mine off in about 3 seconds (2 clips and a velcro). Given my seat style (chinese 95g carbon seat) and positioning, it does not hit my legs. My seat is stuffed like a clown car. However, it may if you have your seat all the way back. I honestly have not trsted this though and have had no issue at all.
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Elizabeth, may I ask how it's working out for you - IF - you are using this? I am very petite also, and am wondering how it will work, especially since it's pre-tied in the back? (if I'm not misunderstanding descriptions ;)Any further explanations and tips about how it works for you, would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you in advance! Blessings... :)
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The seat is a strong 21" wide, almost 22 between the arms . The depth from the roll-=over front to a midline on the mback is also 21". You didn't ask, but the back is 30" give or take how much you sink i nto the cushioned seat. I fluxuate between 250-270 lbs, and haven't had any issue with the pneumatic height adjustment decaying. I'm lowing it!!!
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The pad is not 1 inch thick. I like a firm bed and this has not "hurt" the firmness for me. You could get one, put it on the bed, lay on it and see. If you aren't happy - send it back.
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the pad that I have is maybe 1 1/2" thick but I don't ever remember seeing anything about the firmness??? sorry
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I measured and it is about 1 inch thick, but it is cushiony (I know that's not a word), but it seems it might be able to make more room due to the room provided when the cushions are pressed down from the weight of the lap top. I hope this answers your question. It really is a nice bag. I get compliments whenever I carry it.
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The thicker it is the harder it will be to roll over. Once the memory foam forms to the heat of you body. I had a 4" before and it was almost impossible to roll over.
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It's ok. Wouldn't say thin, but it's not thick either. I've found that I don't like the seat at all. We've an oval shaped seat and this particular riser was sliding all the time. That's dangerous. My husband rigged up a spacer and that's helped but it's still not safe. I'm looking again for one that will work for me. This does not!
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I want to ensure the "BOTTOM SUPPORT" of this seat is going to be comfortable for EVERYDAY USE, along w the "BACK Support". My child just turned 2 years old 4 days ago. He is custom & VERY use to His "Chairries/by JonTi-CrafT" but enough eating in living room!! Does anyone feel this Transition of not only The Cairrries but his own personal"Security, Stability, Safty" WILL BE MET BY THIS PRODUCT?
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It might be 4" at its very thickest, but what we like about it is that it is tapered so the thickness if right where you need it, not where you don't. My daughter used hers when she was driving long distances to work every day. My 80-year-old dad borrowed it and drove off with it so I ended up getting him one for each of their cars. It's not big and bulky like many of the car back supports, very easy to adjust. We got the cheapest colors (I think black?) because it didn't matter to us what the color was...just that it worked!
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It's not padded. The padded ones are awful to use... I had the Gaian one. It does hurt your back at all, or at least not mine, it helped mine get better.
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I weigh 200 pound, 40 inch waist - if I gained girth or width it would be tight - just fits - 16.5 inches between forward armrest supports - back part of seat where you actually sit is wider. very comfortable. very sturdy. Although I feel like my weight might be too much for rough usage? T.J.
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I would definetly NOT CUT you beaded seat!! All the wooden beads are on fine strings, and I fear your entire seat would unravel! Try tucking the seat up under the back section, holding it in place with some heavy thread. This would make the back section thicker, but would also give you added lumbar support. It's worth a try. Hope this helps! Charles M. Burr