20 Best Seats At Richmond Raceway (2023 Updated)

I purchased 3 of these seats for our boat. I had been comparing price and design for over a week before I decided on these. I got exactly what I expected with this purchase. A good seat with ample cushioning, they have a nice high back and are attractive.

I am mechanically inclined so when a tee-nut for attaching to my base wasn’t engaging I was able to work it back into place. I would have liked the included hardware (1/4-20 machine screws) to have been longer.

I would also have liked the brackets holding the back rest to ride up higher than at the contour where the back rest narrows. For the money I am pleased with these seats, time will tell if they hold up to my liking.

I had purchased an identical seat from another source but they could not get a 2nd seat. that I required. An internet search led me to you and you had an identical model in stock! I received it in short order and will be installing it in the 1976 Bayliner I’m currently refurbishing to be used as a dual purpose fishing/pleasure boat for the wife & I.

Nice product & quick turnaround!.

I do not rate a product until I have had time to evaluate it unlike some people who evaluate a product before they use it. When I received the seats I did a complete visual inspection of the seats and found the seats to be of good quality.

I also found the installation of the seats to be quite easy. Once the seats were installed I took the boat out to check out the seats and found them to be very firm/stiff. I was not initially happy about this but I decided to give them time to break in.

The comfort of the seats got better with use. The high backs on the seat are just the ticket for someone like me that has had several back surgeries and require lower and upper seat support. These are great seats at a fair price and the style of the seat complements my boat.

we got a quiet-close seat from a big box store for the kids’ bathroom. It was a PAIN to install. Got this one from BBBY with our Plus membership for nice discount for our master bathroom. What a difference.

This seat installs extremely easy & quick, closes super slow and quiet, feels heavy and not like a cheap thin material. It feels like a premium item. I do note the image shows a ridge around the outer edge of the lid but the actual seat we received does not have the ridge.

That’s a minor inconsistency that does nothing against the quality and overall look of the seat. I also tested the feature to remove the seat cover for cleaning and it works easy enough – I hope it holds up and withstands the test of time/use.

This is the first time I’ve installed a toilet seat though I have adjusted my old one many times. The installation on this was not a breeze. I was reminded what my mechanic always says about “universal” parts.

They are a royal pain to work with and seldom fit exactly right. This one kept slipping up and down on the “adjustable” part while I tried to tighten the screws. There really should be a way to “lock” the placement of the adjustable part so it won’t do this but there was no mention of this in the instructions.

I got so frustrated I ended up with both sides not adjusted exactly the same. So it’s a little to one side but at least it’s not slipping like my old seat did. In addition, the instructions did not mention you would have to hold the bolt with pliars going counterclockwise while tightening clockwise from above with a wrench.

I am handy but any time it takes two hands on two different tools not so much! After over an hour (and a few choice words) I finally had this on. It works well and I like the slow close feature. It looks good, but would have bought a different version of the same brand that was non-adjustable had I known!.

This seat was delivered very quickly by WalMart. The handyman of our complex installed it quickly and easily (once he read the directions, silly boy). It cleans very easily and doesn’t stain as readily as our previous cover made of wood.

The plastic is also less porous, which improves sanitary risks. The “quiet, soft-close” is fantastic. We close the lid to control some of the bacteria in our home. It does feel a bit “thin” and for someone overweight I would recommend a stronger material.

But for my needs, it is perfect.

Comes in widths, which matters to me. Super comfortable for any length of ride. A bit long in the nose; sometimes snags shorts on techy stuff, but not often. Problem is both rails snapped off on a small drop.

WTB promptly replaced it. A few months later, the second seat lost a rail on a flat section of trail while pedalling. I hope the F35 uses better titanium. I’ll be looking for something more durable.

I have 125mm sit bones when in about 45 degree riding position which seems to be a little wide for most guys. I picke dup the Deva as a last previous year demo for real cheap, and so far it is my favorite saddle.

Over the past 6 years I have tried everything from $20-$330 saddles trying to find the magical saddle that never causes pain. However I kept coming back the the Deva. After about 4 years the plastic developed an annoying creaking sound, so I am now trying the new Koda to see how it compares to the Deva.

I am in no way upset about the sound since 4 years for a saddle that I beat up mountain biking is good enough for me. I haven’t had the Koda long enough to give a thorough review other than it is similar to the Deva but slightly shorter and more padded.

I’m still not sure if those are good qualities or not.

I had one of these WTB Rocket saddles in the past, and guess it went with one of my bikes that I sold. For me, the WTB line fits best. I don’t even consider anything else after years of using their saddles.

I was riding a WTB Speed, and it was a little too wide (came on the bike), so I ordered a new Rocket (medium), with titanium rails. With about forty miles on it so far, it’s feeling great. In those miles I made multiple stops and adjustments to get it right, and now it’s pretty dialed in for some longer rides.

The Speed was used with a cheap carbon post (0 offset). This Rocket is used with a budget aluminum post and is a slightly lighter combo, but rides better. I splurged on the saddle, so I had to save on the post for the time being, but couldn’t be happier.

I do miss that it doesn’t have ‘Rocket’ printed on the back anymore.

This is the solution for those wanting the MOST portable and useful stool to bring to gigs. My old one, is easily twice the weight, and does not fold down into a manageable size. It also took up a lot of room on my equipment cart.

All this stuff really matters when loading in and out! This one, when the backrest is removed, folds to a really convenient, and portable size. the back is easy to remove and place anywhere on the top of the cart, or in between other gear.

The back, can be adjusted for a tight fit, or a comfortable fit against your back, with one knob! The built in guitar stand is a very clever and useful feature. The footrest bar seems to have been placed in the perfect position for guitar and bass players.

Time will tell if this holds up under regular gig use. I see no reason why it shouldn’t.

I have been performing an acoustic set for sometime now and I have to lug a stand, stool, the guitar and I take a tablet for a cheat sheet and requests. This cuts most of my lugging in half and the seat is comfortable.

I love the fact I can just bring 3 things to my gigs and have the peace of mind that I don’t loose track of a stand or the stool. I mean seriously I would never forget my guitar but a guitar stand is easily misplaced or someone confiscates your stool and then the bar now has an extra stool and you left without your stool.

These things may sound silly but when being a performing musician and not having people working for you keeping track of your stuff it’s easy to have stuff go missing. This item molds two things into one and makes the gig easier and it’s comfortable! So all around just a great product.

I always stood at gigs, but now that I am still performing at 70, standing for two or three hours is a lot harder. This is a great compromise. The seat is high enough for sitting and still being visible and able to breathe well.

I love that I have a place for my guitar in between sets. The backrest is nice to have, though it does make it more awkward to carry. I’ve used it for one gig so far and it makes me confident about booking more gigs.

As a big guy, I am not afraid of having it collapse; that is another good thing.

The toilet seat has a nice premium look and feel. The soft blue light was a key selling point and looked great when it worked. Unfortunately, and somewhat strangely, the light unit is not waterproof.

Once any water, cleaning chemicals or “other” liquids get on the light, it is near impossible to dry due to the electrical board being sandwiched against the light, but not being fully encased. Kohler’s limited warranty for this product is for a year, which is about how long the light lasted before it stopped working.

We wrote to Kohler, but having exceeded the warranty timeframe (and without actual receipt in hand) they would not replace it under warranty. (Note-The replacement light unit offered on the site cost more alone than most basic toilet seats).

The seat/light combo was great while it worked and would be deserving of 5 stars if the light unit had better design and lasted longer. Until they redesign it, if you purchase one of these, my suggestion is to make sure the light unit is constantly kept clean and dry otherwise don’t expect it to last very long.

Hello- this is a high quality toilet seat I used to replace the original Koehler that cracked. I have an elongated Kohler seat and there are two different toilet seats offered. This one and then also K-4636-0, both elongated white seats.

First I tried the K-4636-0 and it was 1/2” too short. So then I checked Kohlers website and it shows that this toilet seat is longer (about 1/2” per the design specifications) and would have matched the exact dimensions of my cracked seat.

When it showed up I found it is exactly the same size as 4636 in length. I’m not sure why that is – I measured twice and the dimensions don’t match the Kohler spec sheet, exactly 1/2” shorter than listed.

Anyway, it’s a toilet seat! Good enough I’ve moved on but thought I’d mention it here to avoid confusion for others. Thanks!.

Our car seat is a huge part of our lives, both in terms of the safety it offers during travel and how easy it is utilize. I have a toddler, and getting into the car seat quickly is a make or break moment for happy moods or tantrums during travel so it matters a lot to have one that is easy to use.

We love our baby jogger city turn for exactly this reason – the rotation feature and ease of adjusting the harness fit makes it so quick to get him in and settled. We saw a big improvement in desire to get into the car after switching to this car seat because it was so much more comfortable – both in terms of getting buckled in and also all of the extra cushiony supports.

First off, the seat turns so smoothly 90 degrees in either direction. (Note that you can only use this feature when rear facing, not forward facing). We use this feature to get him in and out more quickly – and it make it so much easier to get his jacket on and off when he is facing me as well, without any strain on my back from leaning over to odd angles.

The harness is really easy to loosen and tighten, and I love the addition of the lumber support pillow to add some extra cushion and tightness. Generally, the seat is really easy to use – it was simple to install due to the clarity of the directions and the labels on the seat itself (seriously, major improvement over what we’ve previously been through, and I felt so confident we installed correctly due to the specificity of the instructions and images).

What I honestly love the most is the streamlined look of the car seat. There are storage areas for all of the straps and anchors so nothing is hanging around unnecessarily, and even a pocket for the directions so they are always on hand.

The fabric is amazing – it really is moisture absorbent and quick drying. Drink spills are a frequent occurrence for us so we’ve tested this feature a few times, and I love that the seat is dry within 15 minutes of a water spill.

(Including pictures as this is so important to us). There are a few features that I don’t like – the most significant is the chest clip, which I found harder to unbuckle than other models. You do get the hang of it with practice, but it really requires pushing the exact right way to release.

I wish the cup holder was a bit larger in size – our cups do all fit, but some are pretty tight so it is hard for my son to get them in and out of the cup on his own. Lastly, it can be a bit noisy on bumps on the road where the rear facing recline foot hits the base (I think with the rotation feature, there is just some extra areas where things rub and they make noise on our bumpy road).

Overall, this is a truly amazing car seat with great features, a high end look, and super easy to use. Please note: I received this product as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

The Baby Jogger City Turn has been a true treat. You wouldn’t think a change of 10 inches closer to the outside of the car would make a difference loading and unloading the kiddo, but man, it makes a huge difference.

My back has been thanking me since we installed it, and it is our go-to car seat now. Let’s take a deeper dive into the review. First, the pros. Things my wife and I have loved about the City Turn compared to previous car seats are that it was super simple to install, easily rotates and locks to make for easy loading and unloading, easy tighten harness system and has a slightly higher sitting position of the child.

Our previous model car seat also had a RAPIDLOCK installation system for use with the seatbelt, but I noticed that the City Turn was extremely solid in the seat. I had to give a little more force to complete the locking mechanism, but once it was in place, the base of the car seat didn’t budge which is a huge plus on safety for us.

Speaking of safety, we love that Baby Jogger went above and beyond with rollover, side-impact and rear-impact testing so that we know our kid is extra safe on interstate travel during the holiday season.

For loading our toddler, the rotating mechanism was super easy to use and was a simple lever that just requires a squeeze. It also is definitely out of reach of the kiddo while sitting in the seat so no worries about unexpected joy rides for the kid.

As for loosening and tightening the harness, my wife hated my old car seat and found tightening the harness very difficult and awkward because of the angle she had to pull at. With the City Turn though, with the ability to rotate the seat and being able to pull straight out or up to tighten the harness, she found this car seat easy.

Last, something I personally noticed was that I had a difficult time finding mirrors to fit the headrest of my SUV, and my old car seat sat lower which left me only being able to see my baby’s head during travel.

However, the City Turn base sits a little higher which has raised her so that I can now see her head and entire torso which is a huge plus. Now for the cons. Things that I think could still be improved in the City Turn is the rotating mechanism.

Although it is super easy to use and locks back into place for safe travel, it does not lock in the rotated position. When trying to load my child while parked on a hill, the seat tends to turn slightly as you’re getting your kid into the seat.

The City Turn also only comes with 1 cup holder and our child got used to having 2 cup holders for her drink and snacks and that has been a switch for her. Lastly, because the seat turns, there is a slight gap between the edge of the car seat and the normal seat which has become an abyss for toys, cups or bottles during road trips.

Overall, the City Turn has been a treat for me, and I’d give it 9/10 stars. It is a thousand times easier on my arms and back to load my kid, and I can easily see if she is sitting in the car seat crooked or not during loading.

The gap between the top of my SUV door frame and edge of my old car seat was small, and my kid was getting a thicker skull by the day from the amount of times she bumped her head getting in our out. With the City Turn though, not one head butt yet to the edge of the car door.

I am excited to see how the City Turn’s cool and moisture-wicking fabric performs come summertime in North Carolina. Being winter, there is not much of a difference to be seen yet, but my baby runs hot so it will be interesting to see if she is less sweaty after long car rides.

Thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this convertible car seat. My wife and I love it, and we super stoked to receive it.

I currently have two kids who are rear facing. I am a small woman and after lifting, awkwardly turning and weirdly stretching to get my kids in and out of their car seats, I was beyond thrilled to have received the City Turn through the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

It swivels in the rear position giving you easier access to get your kid in and out of the car, which is amazing! I take car safety very seriously and allowed myself a lot of time to explore and test out this car seat.

The Pros: -The manual (front to back, yes I read it all) was easy to understand for proper use and installation. -The moisture-wicking, cooling fabric feels so nice, the color is beautiful, and from what I can gather from my 2 year old, it’s comfortable.

It was really easy to adjust the height of the car seat to fit my kiddo as well as properly strap him in. -The swivel rotation offered by this car seat is amazing. Turns so smoothly and made strapping in my kid so much easier.

Cons: -Here is where I had a hard time with this car seat. Our family has a 4 door sedan. Placing the car seat in the car was fine. However, the car seat needs to rotate open to gain access to the RAPIDLOCK panel.

When the seat is rotated outward, it takes up more space than a traditional convertible car seat which required us to move the driver seat forward. We are shorter people so the driver seat is already pretty forward compared to most.

This wouldn’t be a big problem if it was just for the installation process, but we quickly realized we would need to move the driver seat forward every time we wanted to use the rotation function. So for our particular family, that means we constantly need to mess around with our driver seat position in order to use this function of the car seat, which isn’t that practical.

-The RAPIDLOCK worked just as the manual said it would. Very easy to follow the colors and figure out where and how the seat belt needs to be threaded. However, getting the proper leverage and strength to pull the seat belt tight enough before closing the RAPIDLOCK panel was really hard with this seat.

The convertible car seats we purchased previously (does not swivel) allows us space to stand between the back of the car seat and the driver seat. This gives us the ability to use our body weight while we push down on the seat and pull on the seat belt to make sure the seat is really snug and doesn’t move when the locking mechanism is in place.

Because this seat needs to be in the swivel position to gain access to the RAPIDLOCK, there is no space to stand behind and push down (at least in our car) and even if there was, it is very hard to gain any leverage due to the position the seat is in when installing.

I was not confident with how much I could tighten the seat belt and asked my husband to try. He was able to tighten the seat belt a bit more but after locking the RAPIDLOCK we were super disappointed to observe how much the seat moved-both side to side and back to front.

Our oldest is 4. We have installed and uninstalled many car seats in our days and never have we had trouble like we did with this seat. We tried 3 times to get it to stay snug but no matter how much we pulled and pushed, we couldn’t get the seat to be secure.

Unfortunately I am saddened to say that I don’t feel comfortable using this seat. Great idea and design, but for my husband and I, we couldn’t get it to tighten appropriately in our smaller car.

I was tired of my wood toilet seats becoming unpainted to quickly from cleaning with products and the plastic tabs under seats cracking. I decided to try plastic but was unable to find the elongated plastic toilet seats with quick-release for easy removal (for cleaning) locally.

I found this toilet seat labeled as quick-release elongated plastic toilet seat. Website did not show a good picture of the quick-release system or describe it. Upon arrival and instillation I found that removing the seat will require a screw driver (which is not a quick release system).

I also found that I received 1 seat that I ordered (plain) and the 2nd was a different style (more chiseled edge) but still elongated. I don’t care for the different option that I didn’t order but also I didn’t want the hassle of returning so I kept it.

Seats are comfortable to sit on. Not sure about durability yet as I have only had for a month.

The number one complaint about toilet seats has to be that the latch cover keeps popping off and exposes the mechanics. This cover uses a pin head sized nipple made of plastic that is supposed to pop into a hole and stay in place.

NOW this engineer comes along and says *hey, let’s use this flimsy set up to hold up to 300 pounds from sliding onto the floor*. This seat only works if you sit all prim and proper while taking a dump.

Stupidest idea Kohler ever came up with, just to more easily clean that 1/16” of an inch under the seat back.

I bought this last month when the seat on my 3 year old toilet completely cracked. That was the first time that had ever happened and I was a bit surprised, particularly since I weight 102 lbs and am the only one who uses it.

The new seat I ordered from kohler was perfect. It was reduced to a great price on the Kohler site and arrived very quickly. Installation was a breeze. I did not have to change out the mounting bolts since they were exactly the same as the new ones and the new seat just clicked into place.

It looks great, is very comfortable and works fine. Hopeully this one will not crack. Satisfied customer,.

Bemis makes a quality commercial product. However, take care to use a mild cleaning agent on these seats. Bemis will ONLY say to use mild soap and water. I own & operate a motel. That is NOT a way to kill germs etc.

and Bemis should know that commercial businesses (especially with Covid etc. ) are NOT going to just rely on mild soap and water to clean their bathrooms. To date Bemis will not provide any germ/virus killing cleaning product recommendation.

We use OdoBan mostly and I did learn, unfortunately, to never use Clorox bathroom spray cleaner. That product to not only stain the seats but will delaminate the plastic over time. A costly lesson.

I bought this toilet seat under the impression that it would gently lower itself all the way down after you started to pull it down and then release it. But it doesn’t do that. It’s simply a really stiff hinge that you have to manually move throughout the entire range of motion (if you let go, it will literally just stay in place at whatever angle it’s at).

It’s confusing because my Toto toilet seat at home is labeled “soft-close” and it DOES self-lower. To me, “soft-close” and “no-slam” are synonymous, but I guess not! Can’t really take away a star, though, because the description isn’t really misleading in and of itself – it just appears it’s inconsistent terminology being used among different manufacturers.

Anyway, this seat took like 60 seconds to install (bolts, nuts, washers, and lock washers are included) and works great.

The height added to an apartment toilet is wonderful. However, the toilet seat provides a danger. The size for the length is right. A round toilet. However the riser sections that hit the toilet part only meet 1/2′ or slightly less on each edge.

The attachment is secure. When turning a small bit, the seat can slip off the toilet and one side and falls down the 3″. It must have to do with the pliability of the plastic. I am a larger woman. But in the range of the weight requirements for the product.

I have had 3 slips in the 15 days installed, I try to be extra careful when using the john. Toilet paper in hand. Wipe self when semi-standing. Possibly the toilet installed in my apartment has a wider component than most round size toilet bowls.

The toilet I am referencing is a Gerber. The photos attached show the excessive gap between the riser downward lip and the toilet bowl rim. The width and depth measurements of the Gerber are the same as those listed from Bemis.

I contacted Bemis sending the photos and toilet details and they were very helpful. The representative explained that there should be almost no gap between the downward lip and the toilet bowl rim. Another Home Essentials Direct customer posted a pic of his/her toilet that shows this.

The representative suggested the Bemis 4LR which is a Lift spacer that gives 4″ height when adding a regular toilet seat cover on top. It works great! And I like the look better with no space showing between the seat cover top and the toilet base.

The holes with threaded inserts on the bottom of the seat did not align with the four holes in the seat frame for my Kubota BX2350. It’s not possible to drill into the seat, since they tack weld the threaded inserts inside the seat.

So I had to elongate two of the holes in the frame so I could thread in the supplied bolts (also not the same dia bolt as the kubota OEM ones, but that’s not a big deal). But the seat is reasonably comfortable so far, will see how well it holds up in the next couple years.

Nevertheless , that is upsetting the Chinese company that made these, says the seat fits all kubota, when it clearly did not.

I’m writing this because I wish someone else had. The bolt pattern was close, so I augmented the holes to accommodate the new seat. Not that big a deal. But, when the seat is installed, the adjustment lever is not moveable, making the seat completely immobile.

The seat only fits in the position closest to the steering wheel and cannot be adjusted. Great if you have very short legs, but I don’t. Now I have to drive 1. 5 hours to return. What a waste.

Box said it fit a Kubota B7500. Bought the seat took it home and there were several bolt hole patterns on bottom of seat but none matched my B7500. After marking and drilling four holes in my base the seat will now fit with the modifications I was not supposed to have to make.

Other than that it is a nice seat.

I’ve had this chair for almost a whole year, and I can honestly say it is a great chair for the price I paid. The materials are sturdy and nothing has loosened or broken off over the last 8 months. I spend about 4-8 hours a week in this chair and it’s still as comfortable and supportive as when I first assembled it.

The accompanying lumbar and head pillows are also a great addition in case you feel like reclining or even taking a nap (which I unashamedly have done before). Assembly is incredibly easy and should not take more than 20-25 minutes from unboxing to full assembly.

The only real gripe I have with this chair are the arms. For $400 I would’ve expected arms that have multilevel height adjustment functionality – instead they just slide either all the way down, or all the way up with no middle setting in between the two.

I also would’ve expected the arms to have a slide-in/out mechanism so I can have them closer or farther from my body, but it looks like the only way I can achieve this is by flipping the chair over and redoing the nuts and bolts that hold them in place since there seems to be a hole allowing for closer positioning.

Overall, if you’re looking for a “budget” gaming chair that’s comfortable, reliable, and sleek looking, this chair should definitely be considered, especially if it’s ever on sale.

WOW. I am a writer/gamer and I sit for the bulk of my ten hour shifts at work. I also have rheumatoid arthritis and am sensitive to many plastics/cheap materials. Prior to this chair I was sitting in a standard wooden dining room table chair because our “good” computer chair was being used elsewhere.

My back felt like I was slowly transforming into a gargoyle and I would crawl into bed at night with crippling back pain and sore hips. I had my doubts about this chair – because how great could it be? And for that price? Whooo baby ~ I could purchase lots of other things for those pretty pennies.

You guys it’s totally worth it. I am starry eyed!!! I picked it up on sale which was fantastic. Assembly was 27% frustrating ***disregard the instructions included and use the ones on the website***, but from the moment I sat back in this fine piece of upholstery, I was mighty, mighty impressed.

Comfortable, adjustable, ergonomic. You can immediately feel the difference. I’m no ‘princess and the pea’ as I was squishing my fertility goddess hips into a wood ribcage of a chair, so maybe the fine details elude me when it comes to products like these.

But honestly I couldn’t be happier. I haven’t had an insane gaming session yet so I’ll update if needed, but I have to say it was absolutely worth it. Buy the chair – your body will thank you. And hey – you only get one of those.

Best treat it right.

Comfort-wise, it is absolutely 5 Stars! 1. Lumbar and neck support is amazing!! 2. I can have it in a slightly less than 90 degree angle, which to be honest is how I sit most often when I am working.

And it can recline to almost a complete 180! 3. The wide seat base is great for me because I curl my legs up in my chair. Downsides: 1. The arms are to far apart. I have tried adjusting them but they dont move much sadly.

2. The worst part of all, which I actually think crosses into a “hazardous/dangerous” situation, is that the chair is not centered well. So if lean over just far enough, it will flip out from underneath you, then fall on you, slamming your face into your desk, and bending your arms and legs into a incredibly painful position.

I know this, because it has happened 3 times in the 2 weeks I have had it. And just happened again a couple minutes ago when I leaned forward to adjust my webcam for a meeting. The side of my face, my neck and left arm hurts so bad right now, I think I have finally made the decision to return it.

Bought this early in the season for use in my first blind set up. Set up quickly, seemed comfortable except for the positioning of the back crossbar, which with foam seat pads strapped to back and base at additional cost it’s comfortable enough, so I took it with me to the blind.

Didn’t even make it ten feet before the shoulder strap fell apart. Put it back together and not even another ten feet, apart it fell. Oh well cheap material, so be it. Now after a month and a half and only sitting in it a half dozen times or so, it makes noise when you shift in the seat, a loud popping/cracking noise.

So I drug it out of the woods (no strap, remember) after today’s hunt so I could see whats going on. Upon inspection back home, found that the seat base pop rivets failed so the seat frame is shifting back and forth across the broken rivets in the swivel base.

Gonna take it back and hopefully exchange it but even if they do I’m kind of expecting the same result with the rivets as they seem weak.

I have one of these and within a few days had lost two of the Delta Nuts that hold the arm rests on the chair. I called the manufacturer (number on the manual) and found that they had no replacement parts available and could not tell me the thread pitch for the carriage bolts.

I tried 1/4-20 and 1/4-28. neither worked. So I decided to build my own using standard 1/4-20 carriage bolts ( 2 each: 2 1/2″ and 2 1/4″), Flat washers, wing nuts and lock nut. works way better than original and is cheap and easy to replace again if needed.

Total cost for 4 of these ‘kits’ was under $5. Everything else about the chair has worked for me. swivels smoothly and quietly and I’m 195lbs. Folds up well and for my use, I don’t use the shoulder strap.

I move it with my ATV.

Not only is it comfortable, it’s quiet! 360° Silent movement makes it easy to turn and look out any window in the blind. Little on the heavy/bulky side. Could definitely use a better carry strap.

Adjusting strap for shoulder belt does not work for a younger, smaller child. Every time i strap my grandson in, i spend at least 15 minutes trying to put the shoulder strap where it should be. I did see in reviews that others had this problem too.

I think for larger, taller kids it may not be a problem. I made sure my grandson was within the parameters for a booster seat. The problem is Chicco’s “solution” for the shoulder strap. It does not work.

I hope Chicco will find a real solution aand notify buyers of the fix. Meanwhile, we will work on a solution ourselves as the wrong placement of the shoulder strap is dangerous.

This latch booster system is super easy, light weight, and nice and cushy for both our kiddos bottoms and arms. They are very sleek looking too! We purchased Graco, worth the same price, where the arm rests seemed like they would scratch easily and the cushion didn’t compare.

We loved the Graco car seats, but they dim in comparison with the booster to this Chicco seat. We bought 4 of these, knowing that we would have them for a long time…they are worth the $20 or so more than other brands.

Save up, charge it, or whatever is needed, but just get these and save yourself time!.

I love Chicco car seats and boosters. I have a kidfit harnessed booster and non-harnessed version. I bought this for traveling in relative’s cars. This booster is great in that it has an easy unlatch system with one click up in the front.

One of the reasons I shy away from backless boosters is that it moves around, so I’m glad this one doesn’t. My little one loves this and lucky for me, I ordered Drive up and they have it at my target even though I’m stores it shows that it’s back ordered.

I loved this Couch is so fancy looking. Just the color I like too (Dark Navy). The material is incredibly soft, but if you have Pets I do not recommend. The material is too fancy for Pets. I have a small Poodle and I had to place a cover to the sitting area because material scratch easily.

Of course, I knew this firsthand, but I liked the couch so much I had to get it. The sitting area of the couch has the four pillows stitched onto the backing of couch which makes it perfect. No fighting keeping back pillows in place.

Good feature. The couch is also amazingly comfortable, and you can sleep on it and still have space left wide wise. The arm rest is wide, so I place my TV remote control there. I recommend getting a cover for the arm rest if you use as I do.

(Limit tear and wear on that area) The couch had a few little imperfections but nothing you cannot live with or someone else noticed unless you pointed out. I am extremely picky, so I noticed everything.

I wish the legs were wood instead of plastic, but you cannot really tell. The guys that delivered were nice enough to put the legs on for me with the drill as the bottom are not predrill for the couch legs.

I figured I got the couch on a good sale, so no complaints here. Is beautiful and I am happy with my purchase! Thank you again Big Lots!.

Our daughter recently graduated and moved out of state for a new job. Her first place had to be furnished in a week. Every other sofa we looked at was more expensive than this one, and had a wait for delivery.

We were able to see this in store, purchase it, and have it delivered the nest day! It’s solid (heavy), nice looking, and the upholstery feels like microfiber which is durable and easy to clean, especially in this darker color.

We were surprised the back cushions are sewn on, but I guess that makes it look tidier without having to arrange ad fluff them all the time.

This is the first sofa we have purchased in a long time. The store had a very good selection, and we liked this one right away. It is very comfortable and well made. The color will go with many room designs.

The included throw pillows are a nice bonus. We are very happy with the choice we made and look forward to many years of use.

I am using the seats for a sailboat and they work very well. Had to sort through several at my local store since they were bent or damaged. Typical damage is torn fabric at the hinge. Ordered 2 more online and they sent the damage stick from the local store.

Returned through FedEx and the sent a damaged seat from the store. Walmart did find 1 of 2 ordered that is perfect and waiting on the other to ship. Product is light, sturdy, and stores compact. Provides great back support and is a good value.

It’s better than no seats. Fits good on the Springfield Jon Boat Clamp on Swivel Mount I bought with it for aluminum fishing boat bench seats. So far, it’s comfortable and has made for a better boat ride, but I’m comparing to a throw float cushion and no backrest.

You will sit a little higher in the boat, with my set up. Seems to be pretty durable, but time will tell. A good product review at this stage of ownership (a couple weeks and 2 uses) is difficult, especially in today’s.

instant gratification, I just like to hear myself talk regardless of my irrelevance, and you have to give me a thumbs up or I’ll cry on social media society. that we live in. So hopefully my review is more useful than other pandered reviews that only says, “great product”, “love it” or “hate it”, and not describing why.

Yep, it’s a very comfy cruiser seat. It’s pretty wide, so I’d recommend it for someone who is looking for maximum comfort vs performance. Very comfortable seat, great for longer rides! A good quality seat that is easy to fit and adjust, most importantly its COMFY.

One of THE BEST upgrades I have made on my bike. I never thought that a simple seat upgrade can make a HUGE difference. This is exactly what i was looking for, i needed a comfortable seat to replace my existing thin line seat.

Very easy to install and no more back bone pain. These are good quality seats. They are well made and worth the cost. Seats provide much more comfortable feeling in longer ride. The seat cover is more like synthetic rubber.

Only this one is actually comfortable to sit on. This is a fantastic bike seat. Super comfortable. I use it on my road bike as well as my mountain bike. Bumps don’t even bother me at all. I use this brand and model on all my mountain bikes.

It’s soft and does not heat up when you are on a long ride. Comfortable Sturdy Well-made. Selle Royal makes some good feelings and nice journey. Outstanding seat, has made all the difference to my continued cycling hobby.

This seat was very much worth the money. Very comfortable. best seat i have used for comfort , wont go wrong here! I have it pitched for road biking, but the seat is comfortable enough to straighten up on it and ride in a more relaxed position when I need a break.

I am very pleased with this bike seat. The seat is really easy to fit and makes riding a real joy. Even if you only ride for leisure, I would absolutely recommend it! Excellent quality item at a very good price,-Arrived quickly in brand new condition,- I am extremely satisfied/pleased with this product.

Thankyou. Really great product. The seat is really easy to fit and makes riding a real joy. Even if you only ride for leisure, I would absolutely recommend it! I highly recommend for anyone who commutes.

I swapped out my bike seat that originally came with my bicycle for the Selle Royal Unisex Freeway Bike Seat. Immediately it felt so much better after riding my bike. I was able to ride for longer distances as well.

The original bike seat was very hard and made bike riding unpleasant. I was very impressed with this bike seat. The Royalgel and the ergonomic shape makes all the difference providing superior comfort and quality as described.

Selle The installation instructions are easy to follow. Royal also has different types of bike seats available for your specific needs. This is a unisex so everyone in my family tried it and we were all pleased with this bike seat.

The first time I used these two of them bent at the hinges. Spend the extra money and get something with better hinges. My 7 year old son who weighs less than 75 lbs was sitting in the first one and when I gave the boat throttle it bent.

Thought maybe fluke deal and switch out with extra seat. Same thing.

I bought this seat a week ago and finally got the time to get it mounted this weekend. As soon as I tried it out i liked it but shortly after I realized it started to lean back pretty far. The hinge point buckled and keep in mind I only weigh 185 pounds.

For a cheap seat that maybe a child will be using it will be great. Not so much for adults.

I did extensive research on rotating seats versus some nicer stationary seats. Having a larger taller car I knew I wanted rotating. Yes the limit is 40 lbs and 43” My friends very tall 3 year old still is just barely with in the limits.

Our kid is pretty high in percentile but I think we will be able to use the seat until he’s well into his third year and having it rotate will make getting him in/out easier as well as keeping him rear facing as long as possible.

Currently there are a cybex, Graco, evenflo and baby jogger rotating seat out there. All of which have things I disliked. The revv rotates 360 forward or rear facing, has magnet harness clips that work soo well and is very cushy and comfortable for the baby.

It doesn’t swing out towards the front seat like the baby jogger does, and it doesn’t swing loosely it’s a perfect stiffness if that makes sense. It stays out when you’re putting the kid in the seat.

Loved the anti rebound and how the seat belt goes behind it unlike the baby jogger which got in the way of my 9 month olds foot. The city turn (baby jogger) was my second choice since it can go to A booster but there were so many annoyances with the seat we decided to pay more for the more comfortable seat with better features.

I also learned with one for life seats sometimes the booster belt mode ia so high the seat belt will lock when kids try to Buckle themselves so I’m happy to buy a new seat for harness booster mode and up once this seat has reached the limits.

Yes it’s spendy but it’s currently the best one with the best features which is part of what you’re buying.

Let me just say I researched my eyeballs out for a convertible car seat for my son that was growing out of his nuna pipa. (that we LOVED) I first bought a britax boulevard click tight since I had heard such great things about the install and ease of use.

—it’s no nuna. I was so spoiled by my pipa I loved the quality materials and the thoughtful design. We use the Britax as our second vehicle car seat now and it does the job. I then thought I’d get the nuna RAVA but ended up taking a chance on the Nuna Revv without even seeing it in person.

The big kicker is the 40 pound weight limit right? That’s the only thing holding many people back-but let me tell you a few advantages people don’t tell you! – you can adjust the recline (5 positions) WITHOUT reinstalling the whole seat! (Cannot do this with britax or nuna rava!) I love being able to prop him higher to see out the window and recline for naps whenever you want! – the swivel is game changer.

I groan anytime I have to put him in the britax after this. – the install is even easier and faster than click tight! – The inserts wash amazing and were so easy to remove and wash – maybe even better than my pipa.

We got the lighter tan color which I was concerned about but it keeps him much cooler and it’s resisted staining so well. I’m so glad I didn’t let the weight limit hold be back. I will gladly let our second child transition to this and get him a booster or something forward facing when my long and lean child hits 40 pounds.

It is worth it!! The car seat is heavy but it’s not a bother if you’re not switching cars. I also wanted to note that i have had no rattle issues or noises. I couldn’t be happier with our choice!! Honestly-my only con I can think of is sometimes the cup holders are hard to remove to wash the cover.

As first-time parents, we are exceptionally concerned with safety in all of the baby products we are purchasing. The first thing I noticed about this car seat was just how substantial this is. It is HEAVY.

This is definitely a testament to the materials the shell of the seat is made with but it came as a bit of a surprise when first unboxing this. I don’t think we will be moving this from car to car/location to location very often because of the heft of it but it is 100% reassuring in terms of the actual safety of the product.

The cloth materials are all super soft and pleasant to touch which is the perfect fit for a baby. The way this spins is really revolutionary and useful – definitely a star feature of the seat. All the parts and pieces seemed to lock into place really well, too, so there wasn’t much question about whether everything was securely fastened.

From a more detailed perspective, it’s clear that Nuna paid attention to the little things. Even the little cup holders included are well-constructed and baby-friendly. I would definitely put this in a luxury category of carseat based on both the aesthetic and function.

I just love that this will grow with the baby all while being convenient for us.