Does the head rest lock in different angles/positions. An if so, how?!Thank you, Ric
1372756
The head rest does move up and down to change the angel of it. You then lock it in place. Yoy choose the angle, tighten the handle/ knob, and flip/push it down into place to lock it.
1372757
Yes, you can adjust the head rest and lock it into place with the latch. I only used it a couple of times and so far, it seems to be a pretty good chair.I hope this helps;-)
38274
the seat has the option of locking into place or leaning back if u want ...I keep it free to lean and there's enough tension to still keep it firm even when leaning back
217738
The headrests are different. This one had the headrest as a part of the seat. From the pix I have seen, I would say no.
1510901
I believe it is the same part for both sides (the heads rotate). Well worth the purchase. Very easy install.
481248
It's a tight squeeze if you can't move your headrest. I found that I needed to raise the head rest up for it to fit snug.
38272
yes and no. kind of hard to explain, but it has an adjustment, but what happens is the back moves also. so you can adjust the seat at an angle but very little, to no adjustment, its more for the back than the seat angle. The back moves with it as one. so it kind of defeats the pourpose. i find it not very good.
7756
No. I have a center headrest and have not used it yet because of that. I probably should have returned it. Very disappointed.
1269883
It stays on the headrest but doesn't stay in the correct position. Looks outside or at the ceiling... Anywhere but at the carseat
17526
No. The screens tilt to get a better viewing angle, but the headrest does not change positions for the front passenger.
147
This one doesn't. Only thing I don't like about it. Whe my son falls asleep his head leans to a side and depending on the road. His head sometimes goes forward. I think they do make this one with reclining feature because its in the instruction manual .
1929797
Yes. They adjust front and back. The resistance is quiet low, so even a fast stop will move the headrests slightly forward. If you lean back on them with any pressure they will move back. Not really designed for safety I guess. We constantly have to pull them forward so that they are more safe incase of a rear end accident causing whiplash.
1617379
Yes. It slides over the head rest and the bottom.all you have to do is tighten it from the back.
1739535
My car does NOT have a head rest, but the back seat does flip down. The straps where adjustable enough so I could attach it around the entire seat. I have to use a blanket to get it at the right angle, but it does the job.
261324
It appears that your feet are level with you heart when it is fully reclined. Yes, it has a lock (under the armrests) to keep it in position!
879459
I believe mine swivelled when I first got it. You need to tighten the screw a bit. Not too much or you will not get the spring motion. The head should swivel maybe a 1/4" from side to side. I tightened mine too much when I first got it and it didn't have the spring in/out motion. I adjusted the screw and it's been fine ever since.
123327
the headrest tilts just as the factory ones. i can send you photos of my 2012 Hyundai Azera if you like.
1094582
Yes, there is some side to side movement, but it appears there is some sort of spring inside that keeps the head straight. There is an allen or torks wrench opening on one side of the head so it would appear that you could tighten it if required. I haven't seen any problem with the head that would require tightening however.