pastrygirl
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Is the Lagrange Nautilus mesh? It looks like it on the Sears site. Also, is it gray or light blue? If you have it, do you like it, or do you wish you'd gone with a different cover?
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Lagrange Nautilus -- is it mesh?
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safeinthecar
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No it's not mesh. The blue part is a very soft, thick, smooth fabric that seems to be a nylon/cotton blend (think of the texture of the good kind of kleenex, it kleenex were as thick as fleece). The gray part is plush.
CopWifeJen
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Do you actually own one? I am desperately trying to confirm it's really BLUE?! (even if light blue) But I think I am getting my hopes up...
pastrygirl
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I got my LaGrange today, and am confused! If that's not mesh, then what IS mesh? It's just like my Bravo, which I think is mesh.
It's the tiniest hint of blue, I think. A blue-gray.
It's the tiniest hint of blue, I think. A blue-gray.
crunchierthanthou
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bummer! I was hoping it would be plush like Reese and Rachel. It doesn't look like as big of a mesh pattern as Matrix (which has large holes in the weaving).
for others, you can make out the texture if you zoom way in on the photo at TRU.
for others, you can make out the texture if you zoom way in on the photo at TRU.
pastrygirl
New member
Hmmm... I can't tell if it has holes in the weaving. It definitely looks and feels snaggy, though. I wouldn't want to go near it with velcro! I just checked my Bravo, and Bravo seems smoother.
There are plush parts on LaGrange -- the top part of the back (but not behind the head), the shoulder pads (which do not have a 40-pound limit warning; mfg 1/8/10), and the very front where the back of the knees/calves would touch.
There are plush parts on LaGrange -- the top part of the back (but not behind the head), the shoulder pads (which do not have a 40-pound limit warning; mfg 1/8/10), and the very front where the back of the knees/calves would touch.
pastrygirl
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Sorry for the delay! Here's a pic:
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