for a man with no muscle strength in legs to ride on airplane? Needs to be FAA approved
1869182
Not sure if FAA approved? Foam structure is very hard- cover is a very slippery nylon. I bought it to sit on while driving a boat as a booster seat. Evetything else we tried slid off the leather boat seat. We took nylon cover off. Works perfect for our use! If your looking for firm, this works!
132068
Not sure the FAA would allow this in those seat locations...if so then the footrest would need a device to wrap around and hang from.
919188
I haven't used the seat on a plane and don't know if it is FAA approved. The manufacturer should be able to tell you.
1518198
I don't know the answer to that questions because we do not use booster seats on airplanes. It is my understanding that booster seats are not approved for airline use because they are designed to work with shoulder straps, which are not present on airplanes. Added height is therefore not necessary,as only a lap belt is in use. We typically check our boosters (at no additional cost) and the kids are strapped in the seat belt like an adult.
2144505
Go here: http://store.drycorp.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=34Then choose leg or arm.
1748912
It would not. And if he has any stiffness in his legs, he would not be able to get up.
1736718
Yes. I just used them on a 16 hour flight and my legs did not ache at all. I highly recommend these socks for flying more than 2 hours. They wash up nice too!
2203626
Hello. I would think so. My wife has MS, so has use of her trunk and arms (it's her legs that are immobile at this point), so that is the extent of my familiarity...but I would reason that if they have use of their arms, then this would work.
1486609
No! this product is too flimsy. The leg are very weak. Lasted 4 day from normal use.
1455082
If you have good arm strength, you'll be fine. Still have to help yourself up with your legs a little. The device itself is plenty sturdy enough.
2131077
Legs are probably too short for any benefit. Frankly, as an adult male, I don't find the stool to be of much benefit.
1561097
At 120 you should be ok. But you if like to ride on your knees or whats called drop knee ( thats front leg up back leg knee) a stiffer board is preferred. I suggest the mach 7-7 for this stance. Im am 230 and this board does not bend at all. Hope this helped. Board on!
771568
Without the legs, inside a carrying case, it would be a bulky companion. It would not fit easily inside the overhead compartments of a crowded aircraft. Its not heavy, but it's definitely not light either.
1716359
No. It is too lightweight and requires your legs to provide stability. It's great for traveling - car, bus, train, etc.
2158908
Do whatever you feel comfortable with...REMEMBER you have to BALANCE the plane for any MOD to fly properly!
824671
As for level of difficulty flying, he should be able to handle it well. I would recommend adult supervision while he flys it as it could cause injury if it hit an eye or such. It is very light and will not hurt anything material it hits. Read the manual and make sure he understands it's use especially handeling LiPo batteries. Hope this helps.
998592
I dont think its an approved aircraft restraint. The average 2.5yo will be too small for the size small. I think it says 3.5 and up but I began using it for my 3yo who was bigger than an average 4yo. Worked well for him. For a 2.5yo Id get a small cheap lightweight 5pt harness seat.