Hello! We are wondering if the straps inside the vehicle get in the way of the passengers? Less headroom?
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We have small kids so it didn't bother them, it's possible it would bother someone who's taller! One thing I notice was sometimes the straps were vibrating from the wind and I thought it was annoying.
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Used mine on a little car. The straps did not bother anyone riding in the car.
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The bag is great.. we used it on a Pontiac Grand prix. No issues with head room. Passengers were 17 and 8. So not sure what the head room would be like with an adult.
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pretty much so, i had to turn mine upside down because the straps on top were shorter then on the bottom and i have a suv, needed longer to go around headrest
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If they extend under the rear seats that could cause a problem. Check how far back they go. If they stop before going under the seat they won't interfere.
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Good question. I think with the two straps it is designed for the front seat. I'm not sure how secure it would be if you just put the one strap behind the headrest without securing the second strap behind the seat.
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I have used the bag twice, from Colorado to Connecticut and back from Connecticut to Colorado. I used the bags on my Toyota Corolla. Definitely no roof rack (too expensive). The straps are supposed to cross over and lock. I (both times) didn't cross the straps. I am only 5'5". so headroom was no issue. There is plenty of strap length so there should not be any issue for the Camry. The bag come with a "pad" so it can go directly to the roof. I hope this is helpful.
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Yes it will work. The two seats do not need to be in a line. First attach the barrier to the head rest. Then adjust the seats to where you want them and then attach the stabilizing straps at the bottom of the barrier to lower seats.
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We have a luggage rack on road King we put ours on. If we strap to passenger seat it leans against back rest or sissy bar. If u didn't have sissy bar, wouldn't trust it. It's a great bag
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Matrix has fairly decent room, but you should be leaving 1" clearance to the back of the seat in the rear-facing position so you will definitely have it somewhat forward. If your passenger seat usually has a 6'+ person in it they may not be particularly comfortable. Still, worth it to keep the seat rear-facing until 2. US is way behind changing their rear-facing recommendations.
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Yes. We like ours; however, it does hang a bit low - it's not directly over the headrest... just underneath it.
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i would vote for more room if it can fit under the seat. That way they can move position. It's a long flight.
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I think you need the head rest unless you tuck the straps behind the seat.....not sure if that would work!
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yes, there are straps that allow you to fasten it around the back seat corners (kind of like you would use a fitted sheet on the corners). since i have headrests, i can't comment on how effective that mounting method is, but the instructions clearly describe fitment in that manner.
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I NEVER USE STRAPS. My suitcases are fully loaded so nothing moves around. So, I really don't know.
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Does this case have the modifications to prevent coming off if a passenger uses it as a back rest?
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I will have to get back to you later today...I don't have that vehicle w me at the moment - I am pretty sure they will, though. There seemed to be lots of roominess in the straps if needed.
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Most likely. The front over seat strap may end up crossing over the back of the driver's seat. The lower tie down straps have very flexible placement.
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Lisa, I think you would have no trouble at all! The covers do not hinder anything at all, even a child seat. Hope this helps?