I have a thermarest, but it's one of those simple foam ones - it is not inflatable. Will this work with the chair?
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Probably not as you need something sturdy to be the "backbone" that keeps the trekker in the proper shape. It really depends on the stiffness of your foam cushion.
640791
Yes it will...but it's not bak pack chair itself...you have to use on chair and cushions.
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i believe that it will ! also it is a better unit then what was sold with the chair ! the one i got has worked for the last 6-8 + months with no problems most units that are on the chairs are the lowest cost price point to meet the basic spec. weight ./ and end up not lasting !
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Yes it would work fine. I mean its just a slim cushion and a massaging back pad. However if your chair doesn't have much height at the back you may miss out on the pressure higher upIt's really a very deep tissue massager, it's very firm You may want to try one that does vibration and heat, I have both and get the most release, relaxation from the vibration one
2022672
It should. The straps loop around the post of the chair, but if the posts are too wide there might not be enough slack in the strap.
202726
It does not attach to the chair. it has tiny rubber grips on the bottom side to hold the pad in place.
2149145
It would work depending on how wide the arm of the chair is. It still might move because the clamps are just spring loaded.
1743614
The one I received did not inflate enough to make it useful. Returned to Amazon. Have a Thermarest Lumbar Pillow which still serves its purpose after 25 years! Recommend that instead.
341614
It really does depend on your couch. Look at the measurements and measure your couch arm. Mine is wide and flat so it works perfect. I can see it not working well on a rounded thin arm rest
724750
Yes, if you have a wide space for it to fit in over the commode. Be sure you measure your space so the width of this chair works.
228786
I am not sure - it appears to work with any chair that has the spring hanger on top and says it holds up to 300lbs. The curve on this is pretty wide so it looks like it would hold a wider chair than i have. I have an Egg shaped chair from Pier 1 and I can put my legs straight out and use the pole to turn myself around and as a leg rest sometimes. So that is about 31" from where the chair hangs from the top. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure but I'm thinking it might not as it attaches to the legs of the chair. In order for it to work on a generic beach chair, the leg construction would need to be the same. Meaning the legs would have to be an inverted V just as they are with the zero gravity chairs. Hope this helps!
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As long as the bottom of the leg is no bigger than the slider, I don't know why not. These really work for me. I got so tired replacing the felt pads on the bottom of the chair leg. I replace these about every month.
1485059
Yes...but you would need to use the footrest to at least take some weight off the chair....the chair is well worth the money.
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I can't say for sure. The person I purchased them from tested them by attaching to the following wheelchairs and it worked great:Invacare Tracer EX2Invacare Tracer IVMedline Excel LightweightMy chair is a Drive medical viper series (older model) and it works fine. The criteria I used for purchasing was that the spacing between the posts (where the legrests are to be inserted) is approximately 1.5 inches. Hope this helps.
2153662
If the legs of the generic beach chair are similar to this, then I don't see why it wouldn't work with it. I have not tried it though.
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It may. I'm not sure about that. It's not too large. I love the chair though.
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Yes, it does if the chair is not to small. Albeit it's heavy and not soft, but it is confortable and improves any hard chair that fits it.