how would you secuty it in your car seat
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Body weight holds it in down I weigh only 115 pounds and it stays in place.
967573
The cushion comes out so you can slide your car seatbelt through the bucket and buckle it. Put the cushion back in. It has tethers for 2 dogs attached inside so they won't jump out. It's very easy to belt in.
1086285
In theory, you could just put it on the carseat without the original cover, but it would be super uncomfortable :( It is thin like a sheet. It's more to protect the original cover than it is to replace it.
1593725
You can either use seat belt to secure or use the attached clips which snap into place on the child's seat hooks which are in most cars.
100057
When it's out of the car? I haven't figured out how to make it easier to carry. While its in the car I just tighten the wing nuts at the bottom and it keeps it firmly in place.
2111769
It would be too strong to leave in your car closed up. You could prob hang it somewhere when you get in. I wouldn't leave it in there.
940448
There should be a couple plastic robes that are attached by straps. You tuck those between the seat and back rest. That is how the one I have works.
595910
Hi! In my opinion you will have to gerry-rig a solution to hold the seat cover to your seat. For my car the seat cover is secured to the seat by the two adjustable headrest tubes that drop into the top of the seat. The two tubes fit between bead spaces, and then the whole seat cover hangs from those headrest tubes and drapes down the seat. I suppose in your one-piece case you could flip the cover upside down so the long thin part drops down by your feet, and then tie a cord or ribbon to secure the top part around your seat up near the headrest area. However, this may be too much gerry-rigging. Perhaps you can find a better solution to your seat issue. I have seen these beaded seat pads that are equal seat/back square shapes with a stiff structure, with no added long thing. Get that kind instead. I like sitting on the beads. Without this beaded seat cover my car seat is so uncomfortable. I hate it. But with the beads, sitting in the seat is okay. I hope you find a cover you like.
548523
We bought another seat so we have one in each car. We had to do it this way with our daycare drop offs; daddy does am, mommy does pm. Good luck!
753277
It would be easy to put under a car seat, though it doesn't come with a cable. The system has bolt access from the inside and would likely be able to attach a nut/bolt combination with a cable for securing.I had an initial issue with one of the combo buttons getting stuck. With the help of V-lines customer service, the quickly replaced the locking mechanism and haven't had any issues since. Great customer service in my opinion and this hiccup wouldn't detract from recommending the product to others. Overall great product.
792018
There is a little pocket for the booklet on the side of the seat (in the cover) up towards the headrest. It should be in that pocket.
344955
It snaps into the car seat, sort of where your kid's knees or thighs would hit. If you lift up the cover you would be able to see holes in the plastic that would allow you to snap the cupholder into.
271108
You fold it up like those sun covers for inside your car. Hold it with both hands, one at each end and give it a twist. You may have to try this more than once. It sometimes fights back. ;)
646026
if you wanna unscrew it everytime it will come apart. i would just leave it together and put it in the truck or backseat of the car
878189
What size are you getting? A smaller one might simply strap under a seat belt snug enough. A larger one can be situated into your car so that it simply has no room to budge (say in the trunk space of an SUV or wagon, floor of the back seat, etc) or you can use bungee cords and get creative.
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Turn the tube around so the opening faces the entry point. You should still be able to secure it the the back seat.
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You should find a local car seat safety tech. They will be able to teach you how to install it properly.