Anyone use a travel highchair - the fabric strap-on-a-chair kind?

[YouAreTheFocus]

Considering something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Snazzy-Baby-Babys-Deluxe-Travel/dp/B000WIZB04/ref=pd_sbs_ba_5

or this:

http://www.amazon.com/Phil-amp-Teds-Wriggle-Wrapper/dp/B002IP3Y6W/ref=pd_sbs_ba_9

for some upcoming trips. Normally we use the FP booster, but that's too big to tote around sans car. Do these work well? Recommendations, please!

Thanks!

PS - This is for an 11 mo old, 20 lbs.

[zukeypur]

The P&T one looks nice, but I have no experience. We just take the bumbo with us, which doesn't sound like an option for you.

[zukeypur]

This looks nice (http://www.babysteals.com/?utm_source=babysteals&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20100908)! It's the Tie Chair on babysteals today.

[YouAreTheFocus]

Hi zukeypur, we ended up ordering both that I linked to, so we could try them at home before the trip. We kept the P&T one, b/c it has rubber gripper on the straps & seat bottom--very secure. It folds up small & light so it was easy to carry along. It was great to be able to have the baby sit at the table at places that didn't have highchairs.

[Mommy_Mea]

We have the P&T, and while I love it, and have used it many places, I have been a little surprised how many times we haven't been able to use it. You aren't supposed to use it on pedestal tables (which rules out a lot of restaurants), and many tables have a large lip, so you can't get enough of the table edge to secure the screws. I also though it would be great for picnic tables, but have discovered that many of them are way too thick.

Just a heads up. I do love how flat it stores, DS can't get enough of swinging his legs while sitting in it, and he loves being right at the "big people" table.