Can this be used for the back when sitting in a recliner?
144208
Yes, in fact the variable temperature control allows you to set a temp that is comfortable to sit against.
144209
Yes, if the temperature is comfortable. I use mine twice a week after exercising wile I stretch out on a mat with the pad under my back. The pad will time out before burning you if you doze. (Pad directions say don't sleep on it.)
144210
If upper back then I would imagine that leaning on the pack will keep it flat against your back. If lower back, I think you would have a harder time, unless you are completely reclined. Maybe an idea is to use it with a belt to keep it secured around your back. They do make heating packs with velcro straps, I think that a belt from home would do the same trick! Good luck!
144211
Of course you can...put the pad between your back and the chair and the control is long enough that you will be able to reach it.
144212
I don't believe the manufacturer agrees. However, My wife and I both sleep on our pads and have done so for four years. It gives us more pain relief than any other pad we have ever used. Go for it. You won't be disappointed.
144213
Yes it can. I used while at work sitting at my desk. Sorry for delay in my response.Sadly though my unit only lasted less than 3 months. Returned and credit was given but had to deal with the vendor. Keep your receipt.
144214
Yes but I would put the pad in a pillowcase and put a hand towel over the pad as it gets quite hot even on the lowest setting.
250953
I am not too sure of this as I have not reclined the chair as yet. I usually just sit in the chair in the upright posistion. I do like this chair and would buy it again.
1259791
A cloth cover - inside probably foam over a wire frame -not exactly sure. Should be OK with a recliner. It is stiff, not flexible. Hope that helps. We use in car (2010 Toyota Corolla) & makes a HUGE difference on longer trips - great relief for the back. Good Luck! Regards, Bill Hiemer
906445
Yes, with your legs or your arms. It is easily used for both. And you can go forward or reverse, you can sit in any chair but not with the feet up in a recliner. You can adjust the tension you want to use, and go forward or reverse.
1505120
This is basically for hard chairs or car seats. I wouldn't use it on a recliner.
1699192
No it fits across your lap while in bed but would not be wide enough nor tall enough for a recliner
259202
Not exactly. You can easily lean back on the back rest cushion with your legs stretched out in the middle though. You can definitely use it for sunbathing, just not in fully horizontal position....unless you are really short. ;)
445240
yes and no. it can't be shaped but it will fit into the recliner - the only thing I don't like about it is that when you are against this body hugger your neck is away from the back of the couch. i have to put a small pillow behind my neck so it gets support as well.
1684814
Yes, it is smaller than most recliners and you slide a little because it doesn't recline back far enough.
1688232
Yes. Pull the side lever out (away from the chair). This should make it recline back.
2076108
NO. The recline on the back is like the first 2 clicks on a indoor recliner. I bought this because it said it fully reclined. I would be happy if just reclined back 3 or 4 clicks of an indoor recliner. Lovely made but DO NOT buy this if you think you are getting a recliner..... its not!
530079
No it's meant for the back. Can't hold full body weight and would probably hurt.
1033427
I dont know if this is the exact answer you are looking for, but I use mine on the bed and couch. It really works great and I cant recommend it enough. It might work on the recliner if you are pressed hard against it. It really needs to get in there and get the blood flowing to your muscles to really take effect.
2233622
Yes you can. You just push back on the arms and it is hiden against the back of the chair. I love this product.
797150
No not at all just position it slight distance away so you can use the reclining capabilities
654724
I have not tried them on a recliner chair. Recliner chairs usually are supported by bottom wood or steel rails, onto which are attached very short feet for contact with the floor. When the back portion of the recliner "reclines", the base of the chair has "side pressure" pushing on it. Since these legs are wide at the top and tapered at the bottom, I would be concerned that the "side pressure" would snap off the legs. A regular straight back padded chair could use these no problem, because all you are working with is "downward pressure". Hope that helps. I have not tried them on a recliner chair. Recliner chairs usually are supported by bottom wood or steel rails, onto which are attached very short feet for contact with the floor. When the back portion of the recliner "reclines", the base of the chair has "side pressure" pushing on it. Since these legs are wide at the top and tapered at the bottom, I would be concerned that the "side pressure" would snap off the legs. A regular straight back padded chair could use these no problem, because all you are working with is "downward pressure". Hope that helps.
40924
I use mine sitting on my sofa with the pad against my back, and have never had a problem. I have not used it on a hard-back chair.