I can't tell from the picture if there is a slot in the front to slip the cart strap through.
464913
No,there is not a slot for the strap. I put my strap on the bag behind the putter holder. It works great.
464914
no but I have used it several times on the cart and I've never had an issue with it moving around
2005309
solely on the outside, the bag has acess slot that slides over the frame (out side the bag), and velcros in place. great bag because you can find these type of bags anywhere rollers etc.. are sold. the bag that comes now DON'T have a front pouch
1878810
There is a very small opening on two of the corners. If the cord of the wrist strap fastener was thin you would be able to get it through.
1544942
Yes, it has a trolley handle pass through strap that is large enough to hold the pack securely even when fully loaded.
511833
It does not fit securely on the front of the cart. It will sort of fit if you position sideways in the back of the cart. This prevents major grocery shopping however due to half of the cart being taken up by the car seat.
604688
It has slots on the cart and things that look like the should attach in the slots. I had trouble getting them to stay together. But I use my so much I don't worry about the lid and closing it. You could always use a bungee cord to hold it on. You can sit on the lid when you are using it. I found it to be extremely useful. At Christmas time I use it to put up lights, when I travel I use it to carry my oxygen tanks on the train. I don't think you would be disappointed with it.
692056
Yes. It slides on/off the Q and the cart very well and has Velcro straps near the bottom on both sides, to tighten it more -- if you wish.
495483
No, I've haven't used it that way yet,but I think the clip is what holds the strap.
1930956
Yes, the top has slot in order for the strap to slide thru. When the strap is in place, it will prevent the card from coming out.
1973954
Yes, the front two legs of the grill slide into holding tabs on the cart. In the back there is a metal clasp with Velcro that you use to secure it to rear frame, directions explain it well. I'm very happy with the cart as I use it during the winter months, I wheel it in and out of the garage as well.
605292
The end of the strap is shaped like a T it folds over on its self so it is shaped like an 1 and you slip it through the slots of the highchair then give it a light tug then its back in the shape of a T and wont pull through the slot......it is hard to explain and for ppl wanting to know about old fashion highchairs these will not work on those...
1284905
The strap is fed through 2 slots cut out of the back of the safe. You are able to remove the strap from its current position, but there are no other cut outs in the back of the safe to slide the strap through... You could either make new cuts where you want the straps to go through, or maybe attach the strap inside the safe somehow, with superglue or whatnot. Hope this helps!
915012
Yes- it has a belt that snaps in the front- similar to the grocery carts at a typical super market. We have had ours since lat year and its secure. My daughter is 2 years 10 months and still likes this swing, she can't get out of it...yet.
605293
There is a tab at the end of each section that slides through a slot in the high hair. Then the tab opens up so that the strap stays in place. It's just like the tabs on the fisher price jumperoo. Hope this helps.
1006560
No, it has a solid plastic bottom. The front and back of the cart are open.
1256441
There's a hole and a slot for a lock that's supposed to go around the handle. But I couldn't find a lock that could work so ended buying about 5 links of chain to wrap around the handle and lock it that way. Also I have after market wheels with a center cap the post on the tire carrier works with small hole on jeep stock wheels but not the bigger hole I had to get a plastic block machined at a machine shop for it to sit right. And if you are gonna run35s or bigger this carrier does not prevent tail gate sag
621673
Instructions given are for use with the cargo carrier specified: one that has the slots through which the short end of strap attaches via the oval ring. If you have that carrier: at top of bag feed the long end of s strap under the buckle attached to the top of the bag and up through the second slot and down through the first slot. If done properly you can pull on the buckle end of the strap without the strap slipping and you can pull on the short end to tighten the strap. Repeat the process with the short- end after feeding the short-end of strap through oval ring. Place the ring through the slot in the carrier and tighten. If you're like me and have a different carrier, buy some ratcheting tie-downs and wrap them around the bag and carrier once filled. I think that is a better solution anyway as the rubber attachment points on the bag could tear out. The bag is waterproof and I'm satisfied with it.