Does this bladder have a sturdy attaching point for hanging it off the seat of my recumbent?
1777610
Not sure of the question. It's intended to go into a camelbak pack, if the pack is sturdy then yes. I would not use/hang it by itself especially full of liquid.
1777611
I would recommend to not hang the bladder by itself when it is full of liquid. I would recommend to carry the bladder inside a small backpack, then hang it from your recumbent. Without insulation, your liquid will get warm/hot in the direct sun, not a good idea.
1777612
No. This is only a replacement bladder. It has no attachments at all. I purcased it to rplace my old one in my military issued CamelBack carrier. Now if you have the carrier that goes with this bladderx it has plastic rings on all four corners that make it perfect for a recumbent.I hook mine behind the seat of my LLightning P38 and my EaryRacers GRR.
1777613
the whole thing is beefy and super sturdy. i dont see why it wont be able to hang from the strap that the cap is attached to. i normally have it in either my light pack or heavy camping pack, so ive never hung it up from anywhere before. def worth the purchase regardless. hope it helps.
1777614
Recumbent bicylce? The bladder's design would cause you to drag it on the ground if you attach it to the seat of your recumbant bike.You could possibly hook through the top like an IV bag, but it seems better equipped to hang from a pack or a bag rather than the bladder itself. I got millitary issue 3L hydration pack as a gift, and no matter what I did to "clean" it all I could taste was strong burnt rubber flavor in the water. My girl refused to drink it. I bought this bladder as a replacement and am glad. Maybe after a day of storing water the faintest plastic taste emerged, but my girl didn't mind. Not gonna hang below the seat of your recumbant, but still a fine damn bladder. Recumbent bicylce? The bladder's design would cause you to drag it on the ground if you attach it to the seat of your recumbant bike.You could possibly hook through the top like an IV bag, but it seems better equipped to hang from a pack or a bag rather than the bladder itself. I got millitary issue 3L hydration pack as a gift, and no matter what I did to "clean" it all I could taste was strong burnt rubber flavor in the water. My girl refused to drink it. I bought this bladder as a replacement and am glad. Maybe after a day of storing water the faintest plastic taste emerged, but... » Read More Recumbent bicylce? The bladder's design would cause you to drag it on the ground if you attach it to the seat of your recumbant bike.You could possibly hook through the top like an IV bag, but it seems better equipped to hang from a pack or a bag rather than the bladder itself. I got millitary issue 3L hydration pack as a gift, and no matter what I did to "clean" it all I could taste was strong burnt rubber flavor in the water. My girl refused to drink it. I bought this bladder as a replacement and am glad. Maybe after a day of storing water the faintest plastic taste emerged, but my girl didn't mind. Not gonna hang below the seat of your recumbant, but still a fine damn bladder. « Show Less
1130924
I don't think it's designed to be attached to either a recliner or toilet. It has a bracket which attaches to a pole on your wheelchair.
1052622
Yes. Once pushed back in it has never fallen out. Very happy with my choice.
2116813
No it cannot be attached to any other position. it is fine just as it is for your use. Very helpful to have something to hold on to as a step stool.
1435380
Yeah, the bladder is in its own pocket with a Velcro strap hanging it from the top of the bag. It's very easy to remove for cleaning or to give extra storage when you don't need to carry that much water.
1503733
No- however, we've tried it with both a 60 and 120oz bladder and both worked fine. The compartment is isolated and it has the proper accommodations for the water tube.
688678
Yes and has a velcro loop at the top to hold different bladders. Still leaves plenty of room for .
830893
No... Theirs a pouch on the back side where you could possibly put a after market one on.. But it is not included or have a part on the strap to secure the bladder tube... But the pack is about the size for a child or a adult if u want a tight fitting small pack
1945823
It is very flexible and can be held against the inside of the leg with those Velcro straps used to stabilize catheters. What you don't see in the picture is that there is a tapered tube that can be customized exactly to your dimensions for a snug fit in the urinal.
1171213
There are no pre-installed attachment points for a seat (assuming you are thinking of a kayak style seat), and the soft top may pose a challenge to installing your own attachments that can withstand the stress seat straps would create. Mine came with the bungee cord system attached on the front portion of the board, so there might be something underneath to attach to, but I don't know how strong an attachment it may or may not provide. I have seen people use small coolers as a seat on paddleboards, but have not tried it yet.
574915
You mean the toilet seat cutout? I don't think so. A person wouldn't be able to use the stabilizer bars to hang on. The back bar comes off, however. We use this free standing against a wall (better and easier on the back). Hope that helps.
2224176
It attaches to the toilet seat bolts. However, this is a very poor plastic unit. I went through two of them in six months. Instead, check out theBiffy UNIVERSAL Bidet which is made of metal. It costs twice as much, but will last ten times longer. The Blue Bidet line is terrible.
64733
we agree with the second answer. it is not a permanent attachment, but it is very secure.
1942743
It has a sturdy tip/loop. It works as well or better than most. As long as not at full extension. KJ
23633
Yes, very sturdy...though, after a few months use, the webbing at the front edge tends to droop a bit, putting your bum onto the cross bar...Might be correctable.
830894
No, if does not. The pouch looks like it can hold a 1 litre bladder though.
148394
Hello ! No, it does not attach to the toilet. It does sit snugly onto the porcelain (toilet seat up) and it will not slip or slide off. This item is a savior for the knees believe me. Please get it. You won't be sorry. You can also pick it up and wash it anytime and stick it right back on the porcelain.