can the belt be pulled tighter in front and remain tight when pressed against?
1692199
yes, you can adjust the belt, just like a car seatbelt. Attach it first then pull it tighter. It works very well.
1692200
It works just like a seat belt. It can be tightened and remains tight unless you press the button to release
1692201
It is a lightweight transfer chair, but it does have an adjustable belt (plastic catch) which will retain the passenger. You could always replace this light restraint with a heavier belt, but if your traveler is a large person or someone who might have seizure disorder, I would take care to use this little chair for short, very well attended transfers. We purchased this chair to transport our daughter (who is 5 foot nothing and 100 lbs) back and forth from the restroom as her normal chair is quite massive and will not fit through the doorway.
1692202
yes it can, it's like a standard seat belt, can be adjusted and holds really well.
373726
Nope. Sounds like it's out of alignment. Use the two allen screws at the back to adjust the belt so it's running straight down the center.
651620
This hasn't happened to me, and I use it quite a bit. If you try hard you can get it to move, and if you do that enough you might get it to loosen up enough. But even then it would be so easy to make it fit nice and snug again.
1140962
It will move forwards and backwards. I found the resistance difficult to change, so I generally just use this to loosen up.
2168244
I don't think so. I don't wear this while I work out, because I want every muscle to be able do their job!! I wear this belt at night over a T-shirt while I am sleeping, but NOT TIGHT!! and It works for me.
1987577
Hi,Not sure...I didn't use mine, but I do wrap my sons belts around and use a staple from a staple gun on the back to hold in place. Works real well and doesn't hurt the material at all.
66990
Make sure that the toggle between tightening and loosening is pushed all the way to one side or the other. If its in the middle it will not do anything.
1918241
I have it that way but it is a little loose since it's not designed for that. I have velcro loops on either side to stop it from shifting.
1085892
Yes, if worn against the skin. If worn over underclothes it will also abrade the material. We have had to trim the excess velcro and restitch it to avoid this. The upside is they give you enough material to custom fit the belt.
570981
Mine fits very tight and doesn't move at all, so it sounds like yours could get tighter.
1600097
Sorry it took me so long to respond. It clicks on the outside of my belt. It could be moved to the back once it's on a belt. Hope this helps....
438755
The velcro on inner belt is softer than the outer belt, it will not damage anything. I usually wear that as belt as driving to the range. Hope this helps.
438406
Yes. It's easy to adjust. Might be a little warm for all the time use though. It is a good quality belt.
125454
I could not wear the belt after a day or two. To be tight enough it is very uncomfortable. However, it is well made and strong.
335643
Yes but it tends to move when walking. I have to keep it on the tightest pull (don't know how else to phrase that) and it does move.The belt however stays put. Trust me when I tell just this morning i thought "wow this thing is one of the best items i have ever bought!" I use it alot cause i walk 3-4 times a week. Buy it
1581886
not perfectly. Had to use the old belt. That could have been my fault. Everything else is working fine.
682570
If you are using a heavy DSLR, the belt will likely gradually slide down even if fitted tightly. I have a little bit of a problem with sliding of this nature; but that is mostly because my camera setup weighs close to 10 pounds. A workaround for you might be to attach traditional suspenders to the belt.