I'm looking for something like this to take to the park but how would you keep it from sliding away?
1874105
You can't keep it from sliding away. I would not reccomend this one. There are others out there that have a flap made on the bottom of the chair that you sit on and that is what keeps it from sliding away. You may want to look at those!
1874106
By itself, it would slide away. But one could bring a sheet and loop the sheet from in front of the backrest and then around the support in the back. Then if you sit on the sheet, the weight of your bum pressing the sheet into the ground would keep the backrest from sliding backward. (Plus it might keep you bum dryer.)
1874107
You can't, really. It does move backwards unless there is something to keep it from doing so.
1874108
I use mine on my bed and haven't had it slide at all. It seems to dig in when you lean back against it. I really like mine - it's got multiple grooves for incline and is very comfortable!
1874109
You could use 2 hoop stakes one for each side kind of like the Crockett hoops to stick in the ground. It may work for support.
257236
It has a rubber ring around the bottom. I have no problem with it slipping.
903142
The fence can slide by unscrewing it. Made of MDF so could make your own if needed.
2154682
The surface is a tad slippery, and the easel we have on it slides with the slightest bit if pressure. I'd be concerned about an infant swing set moving around.
1512187
Mine does not slide, It holds about 20 ish pounds of edc stuff, So it stays put. How evere there is a small strap that is attached to the bag, that if you desired you can wrap it around your side and it clips onto the bag, That would prevent any side to side motion. But Ive never had to use it!
2186442
It slides somehow. Not quickly, so it's not slippery. But it shifts nonetheless.
1361638
I put mine on a big tarp and pulled it quite a long way down a steep slope to my lake. 2 of us pulled and kinda steered. It all worked very easily, good luck. No seats, no battery keep it empty and light.
143848
It will move around and that's by design given it sits on a ball point. The only way for it to fall off is by force. You may have gotten a defective unit. I'd return it and try another one if you want. Just make sure you carefully take it out of the package especially the part with the tipHope this helps.
715117
It does have a solid grip, so it shouldn't slip if that's your concern. However, it would fall apart if it exposed to the weather elements.
1174321
It slides off so you can take it with you. I have had mine for a while and it has worked flawlessly!
1779770
the surface grip doesnt prevent sliding, as the majority of the surface is metal. there will be some sliding so be aware.
754358
Rubber feet at the base of the ramp or maybe a soft plastic. For me it has never slipped. Just extend the ramp far enough so it is not real steep and the dogs will run up and down it. I steady the ramp in uneven areas.
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
67359
I have no problem with it slipping once the Velcro is strapped down! This is one of the best inventions ever!
1780106
Watch the video on their web page, it show in detail how to do it. It's in there tight, but I like that it won't slip/fall out of the shell!
624031
I have it out in my garage on outdoor carpet, and it doesn't slip at all. Hope this helps
553776
This won't keep him from falling in. It's just an extra large toilet seat cover. Really great to have for places like park bathrooms, but if you're looking for something to keep him from falling in, you'll definitely need a potty seat of some kind.