Happy Ogawa On Black Special Order

Manufacturer part number: "0119" Size and weight Weight: Approx. 800g comment ○Easy and quick installation! Just click the two fasteners and pull the belt tight! ○The "Onblack" safety backpack can be carried by one person. It wraps around your body, so you don't need to hold onto your thighs and you can keep your hands free. Since the backpack is carried from the back to the buttocks on a single piece of cloth, posture is stable and both the person carrying it and the person being carried can move around easily. ○ For emergency transportation Elevators cannot be used during earthquakes or fires. With "Onblak," you can evacuate safely as you have both hands free to open door handles and hold onto handrails. ○In an environment with many barriers This can provide an opportunity for people who require assistance or nursing care and who live on the upper floors of buildings with slopes that are inaccessible even to wheelchairs or steep stairs to go outside. ○ Cover with a mask to safely protect your body ○A DVD with instructions on how to use is also available. Demo units can also be rented. ○It also comes with a flame-retardant and waterproof storage bag for easy storage. Load capacity: 150kg Materials and raw materials Material ○Outer cover: Flame-retardant polyester ○Inner fabric: polyester Belt: Polyester Buckle: Polyacetal standard 1 piece Standard details ○Storage bag included Load capacity: 150kg How to use <How to use> 1. Spread it out and get ready! Spread the back blanket and sit down. The caregiver should hold the bottom buckle in both hands. * Sitting at a higher position makes it easier to stand up. (The closer the carrier is to the waist when standing, the better.) 2. Click the fastener! Fasten the lower buckle (fastener), put both hands through the upper belt, and insert the upper buckle (yellow belt fastener) until it clicks into place. 3. Tighten your belt! Pull the top and bottom straps tightly. Put the bag on your back and stand up. *It is easier to have the child sit in a high position when lowering the child.