How do I use my pod the first time?

Remove the Pod from its carrying bag. Let it untwist and pop open. Unzip and unfold the side panels and pop open. Stand up in vertical position. Finally, give the Pod some air time while cleaning clear plastic with a microfiber cloth.

The wires on my pod are twisted. What should I do?

This is normal and goes away with use. To straighten, open your Pod and lay it flat, making sure the wires lay flat. You may step on the wires to flatten. Once the Pod’s popped up, check the wires again and straighten by hand or flipping if needed.

What do I do if a zipper seems stiff and isn’t working smoothly?

This is normal for new Pods. Zip and unzip a few times to loosen. If the zipper separates slightly, hold the Pod firmly and push the zipper up and down a few times. For a larger Pod, pinch the zipper and plastic together when zipping around corners.

Why is my plastic wrinkly?

When Pods are folded down or stored the panels might appear wrinkled when first opened. Try setting up your WeatherPod up in the sun for a few hours. The heat from the sun can greatly reduce the wrinkles and also makes zipping easier.

Can I put a heater in my WeatherPod?

NO! This is a potential safety hazard. Do not use matches, candles, heaters or allow open flames of any kind in or near the WeatherPod. Do not smoke in or near your Pod.

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Description

The Original Weather Pod: Our famous 32 x 32 1-person pod is downsized for added mobility as the wearable Large Upper-Body Pod, a personal tent sized just right to fit over a folding camp chair, or manual or electric wheelchair (chair not included)
Ready in Seconds: The super lightweight, one-piece design with memory wire makes it easy to pop open and slip over the upper body to beat a passing shower or swift drop in temperature; fold down just as quickly when you’re ready to pack it in
270-Degree View: Highly water, wind and weather resistant, the clear, full-size, double-zip plastic panels on 3 sides provide full visibility, perfect for cheering from the sidelines of your favorite soccer, football, softball and baseball games
Stay up to 35 Degrees warmer: Whether you’re waiting for the bus or waiting for kickoff, this fully enclosed shelter helps you sit in comfort with elastic, waterproof ribbing at the bottom that protects from the rain, snow, sleet and cold
Better than an Umbrella: Hands free and low profile, our Large Upper-Body Pod fits one adult and gives freedom to roam, whatever the weather; slip it on while waiting at bus stop or shopping at outdoor markets, then pack away into its convenient case

Designed for outdoor use on a sport chair, manual or electric wheelchair, or electric scooter, this Pod slips over the upper body in seconds to keep you safe and protected. Its three PVC sides, over 270 visibility at your favorite sporting event, full weather protection and, when it’s fully zipped, it keeps you up to 35° warmer inside than out. Best of all, the chair pod pops open quickly and is super-easy to slip on or off and fold down, even from a seated position. The Large Upper-Body pod can also be used indoors for added protection at your personal workstation, in your cubicle or in your office.

Color	Red
Product Dimensions	81.28 x 81.28 x 93.98 cm; 1.59 kg
Is Assembly Required	No
Installation Type	Free Standing
Primary material	Polyester
Style	Outdoor-functional
What is in the box?	Carry Bag
Item Shape	Oval
Mattress Comfort	Dome
Care Instructions	Hand Wash
Shipping Weight	1.63 Kilograms
Item Model Number	CHP-RED
Department	unisex-adult
Manufacturer	Under the Weather, LLC
Item model number	CHP-RED
ASIN	B07WTPTDRF

Under the Weather WeatherPod Large Upper-Body Pod – 1-Person Wearable Pod for Manual & Electric Wheelchairs and Folding Chairs, Protection from Cold, Wind and Rain – Red

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