How did this work for girls with the big splash guard in front?
1319546
Works great. We've had no "splashing." We also have a B'Jorn and that protects from the girl splash effect as well. :)
186843
I do think it would block her from reaching her face, it's a really great purchase, my boys were able to relax with it on and not reach anything.
1542502
Firstly we packed out the hollow centre of the guard with a small piece of wood and fixed it in place with sealant. This stopped the sides of the guard squeezing in when we pushed it into place. Then put plenty of sealant around the edges and push firmly in place with the curved edge into the bath side. This leaves a neat straight edge on the outside with the curving side to the inside helping to catch and return water back into the bath. Hope that helps but please give us your email address if you want us to send a photo to clarify further. It does work brilliantly by the way! Good luck!
1002626
The splashguard sits flat on the bottom to the tub and flat also to the wall just like an uer case letter "L". It is a perfect right angle. However, the side that the water hits does slope and guide the water into the tub. I must ad that in order to adhere the splasguards, you will need to supply your own silicone caulking to the sides that press against the tub and wall as it does not come with any means to attach.
1436826
Hi Alex, try to use the floaty backdoor as well, it will fill up the gap behind the backdoor, always use floaties in water sports.
974362
No splash guard. I wear a rain suit (but I live in Oregon so I am use to moisture:-) ) And it IS the best machine out there. I am very pleased with it.
1542507
The edge that attaches to the wall and top of the tub is wider (as seen in the photo). It's designed so that the curved side goes towards the tub while the straight side (seen in the middle of the two) faces the outside. There is a left and a right piece and not simply two identical pieces. I used these twice and was very happy with the results. In my case, I needed to trim the edge going on my shower enclosure wall since it wasn't completely flat. This is the best quality splash guard that I've ever seen.
1060763
I installed the Rock Solid Guard and have made two trips with it. I also use a bra on front of my vehicle. Between the two, I have not seen any damage. I have no experience with Blue Ox, so cannot comment on it. Looks like it would work as well.
735806
Hello, The guards are secured by a singular velcro strap in the middle of the guard. See my review for help securing the strap, and I previously answered a question on this item regarding size.. There will be a link in that answer. Good luck!
1734764
I started using a woman's hair elastic headband. The player stays in one place and out of the water. I also do vertical exercises.
1947685
I have used it with the angle adjuster for both of my girls. It has worked like a charm. No slipping or moving around, and it catches everything. Also the angle adjuster makes it so that older children, over 1 or 1.5 yrs, dont mind being rear facing because they are sitting more upright.
974361
no splash guard, even ones that have it are useless IMO, the water supply goes inside and exits in the center of the hub via several small holes. This is a great handheld polisher, I have used many others and Flex tools are top notch! Made in Germany.
755565
It's ok. The splash guard is more of a curve up. It leaves a little to be desired in that area, but it's worth it for the travel ease.
1208087
I used my push fasteners to attach my splash shield under the front bumper to the bumper. Not sure what holds the bumper on. If you have to replace any of these there is a special tool that removes them & it makes it a breeze to do so. They came in a plastic pack & even though I only used 3 of them, I'm glad that I have a lot of extras. My 2001 accord may eventually need some.
647584
It might be a little big. I used it for mine that was about that weight. It slid down when she was not completely in the water. But when she was completely in the water and swimming around, it worked well and it gave her confidence to swim. She used it last year when she was just 20-21 lbs. She is now about 30lbs and used it this past month on vacation too. Great product. She jumps right not the water on her own when wearing it.
1942526
No, but it does provide some water resistance protection. Mainly from splashes.
1626595
It is called a Splash Guard and is supposed to focus the water better. Check out their website for more info; I recall that it came in a few colors, too. We have a low yield well and recently had a wonderful system called a Well Manager installed. After my I shower with the High Sierra, the level of water in the Well Manager barely decreases. No more water problems for us! GREAT shower head!