How do i fold hood so it does not hang down in back? Also no directions for folding into itself for packing. Need directions.
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As for the hood. There is Velcro at the base of the neck that opens a flap, all you do is roll up the hood and tuck it under, it kind of makes it look like a padded neck. I've never really folded it into itself because it so thin I just fold it normally. Hope that helps!
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Honestly, I never gave it a thought. When not in use , I hang it on a hanger with my other coats. When I wear it, the hood does hang on the back. I brought it along on a cruise and I folded it like I would a long sleeve shirt, hood on the middle , sleeves across. It does not crease so I never considered it a problem. There is a velcro strip on the hood , you can roll it and tuck it in as well.
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You fold it into the collar. In fact you can roll the entire jacket into the collar for packing although I haven't been able to make it as small as it was originally.
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You roll the hood into the collar and fasten it with the Velcro. I just fold it and it fits in a small space for me. The material is so thin. I recently took mine to Hawaii and wore it almost every day. It is rain resistant but not rain repellant.
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Roll the hood into itself and velcro it together in 3 plces. I did not think the jacket itself rolled up for packing. I love this jacket. Have had it for several years.
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Hello, I had the hardest time figuring out how to close it myself. You need to stand behind the chair with one hand on the handle. Pull down the black cord underneath the chair and at the same time push the handle forward and the chair will fold up. I hope my instructions help you.
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We had folded it up when not in use, it seemed to "crinkle" and not work properly the next time until we flattened it out by hand. Hope that helps.
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I agree that the picture instructions would be no help! Sorry I cant be any help, I am just gonna leave mine up in a spare room so I dont even have to try to fold it!
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Place the foot warmer on the back wall of the unit and completely unzip the zipper, then fold one of the walls in. The wall will have to fold in half in order to fold in tight. Fold the other wall in toward the first one. It will also have to fold in half. Then secure the unit with the strap, pulling it tight to tighten the fold. It's fairly simple to fold it, but takes some practice. It can be done. I take mine everywhere and it easily fits in the trunk of my car.
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The sides have flapped velcro, so it sticks out of the fabric. The sides velcro wraps around the metal bars at the top of the corners. I fold up the canopy top to make room to attach the sides. I then attach the sides wrapping the velcro straps around the metal on the frame, get that all situated, then fold the canopy top back down over the sides. It looks nice and clean.
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I have a grab bar on the back of mine also. There is a metal rod that can be inserted in the middle of the back flap that you will just leave out and then it will fit completely over the grab bar and zip without any problem. My rear seat is stationary and does not fold down but I don't see that would be a problem. This cover is well worth the money. Hope this helps.
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I normally fold it to fit along the back of my pack so that it is about 10x14 inches and pretty flat, however the smallest I can fold it in on itself is about 7.5x6.25x2.5 inches. You could probably try rolling it up as well, however be careful because if you pack it in on itself over tightly the grommets will actually dig into the fabric and can cause it to thin out in those spots and possibly leak. Hope this helps! Also just tried rolling it up and got it to roll up to snugly into the orange thermo-lite bivvy bag sack.
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Just start in an inconspicuous place. Down low.? Make it wrap around diagonally. Keep it about a little over an inch apart. Make full circle. Tie it off back at your start. Don't pull too hard on string wrap. It breaks easy.
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I grab both ends and twist in opposite directions. That way when it folds together it doesn't unfold or bulk up because it is fighting against its self try to rotate in opposite directions. Either way grabbing and twisting the wire in the middle should work for you.
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You fold it long way in half and then turn it in a circle. It has instructions on the front of bag too
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It took several attempts before we got it right. We took the top (after unzipping it) and folded it, then the floor. I can't tell you exactly how we folded it. Just keep trying. It was a struggle to get it in the bag/case without help. Don't give up. You can do it.
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Hi Megan,I'm not sure how to fold it up. I'm scared to do it because I feel I may hurt myself. lol
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Hey Cali Girl, I feel your pain ;) I put that problem in my review. Maybe 3 out of 6 times I can get it to lay flat, but it never really is totally flat. You just have to work with it. Lay it on it's side and see which panel wants to fold. I keep the zippered top on, that might make it more difficult. Wish I had the answer.
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Fold the sleeping bag in half lengthwise, then fold the open end (where you head sticks out) about half way towards the foot end. Roll the bag up towards the foot end, where the ties are. This bag has a string and hook to keep it rolled. A pretty comprehensive instruction sheet came with the bag. Hope that helps.
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Greetings, I think it would be possible to fold it back, the only concern I would have is it if would wrinkle the bottom of long hanging items like dresses or pants since you would be losing the box effect at the bottom. The plastic is heavy-duty but pliable so I would think you could make it work, or possibly use a cardboard piece in the bottom at the 44" mark to keep the boxing effect so your clothes wouldn't wrinkle. We use it in our trailer to protect our clothes as we travel and it does a good job. Hope this helps!
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To fold up you first pop off the top bars from the side bars. The side bars then will be free to fold outwards. Use an allen wrench to take out the fastener that connects the sides to the bottom bars. They will then be able to fold back over the bottom bars one at a time.