How hard is it getting the seat belt in and out of the belt positioning guide?
125130
It is extremely easy. We have one in our Audi and one in our Outback. Although she needs to fiddle a bit when getting out of the Outback, it is still a snap. GREAT seat. Very comfortable and solid and easy to use.
252137
I would say it's as easy as they come. There are four quick release fasteners or clips like you would fins on a bag strap, these are fastened around the front and rear head rests if you have them. There is also a long strap that can go all the way around the rear seats if you can fold them down. If you are in a hurry this will usually do the trick. If you want to get it nice and snug you can as there are a few extra points which can be used to really lock it in. I usually use these as the only take a few more minutes to use. But I could easily get by without them.
509375
Yup, very simple, I've used both methods. There is a hole next to where the kids thigh would rest on the seat and you can pull the seat belt or latch system belt straight up and away from the buckle to tighten it down instead of out and to the side as you have to do on most seats. I love the design of this car seat. Feels much more secure in any system.
2249466
It was simple to install, but to stay in place. It is not easy enough to change out really often. The stiffness of the seatbelt and folding it to fit into the slots is what keeps me from saying it is easy. The snap on plastic ones that I tried constantly came undone and were worthless to me. I am the primary driver of my car and there is seldom a need to adjust it. I hope this helps you
1715267
The manual has instructions. you can use a seatbelt or anchors or a tether anchor. I use the seatbelt method myself.
2112498
I had a little trouble the first time, but it's pretty easy. Make sure that the bar that you put down for a step is put back up (yes, I made that mistake and fought it forever until I remembered it was down) then you grab the bars that are at the sides attached to the seat (not the armrests) and pulling up and in with them while pushing your forearms against the armrests and it should close fine.
706818
Very easy. Fold in half, put on seat, insert seat secure tabs, unfold, put the straps around head rests. This probably sounds harder than it is. I highly recommend this product. My sister has one and she recommended it to me. We both love this product!
1197488
It's super easy. You place the seat on top of the adaptor and it clicks into place. You can definitely use one hand.
1946996
The wide square part opens up and you put the seatbelt inside and button it back up, like making a sandwich. It's a little difficult to do. I had hoped it would stay in place where I could best use it, right above my shoulder, but no, it has slid down to the floor.
340978
There is a picture on the seat advising not to use a lap belt. The harness is removable though.
878327
Yes-you just slip the belt through the back section-it has helpful directions right on it.
237967
It wasn't hard. I did it by myself (61 yr old healthy male). The one step where another pair of hands would be helpful is slidiing the backrest onto the brackets, and it took a couple of tries to get it oriented properly. Some things the directions tell you to put together come already assembled, so that's nice. The diagrams could be more clear or more zoomed in.
842414
Through a sturdy strap on the back: you thread the seatbelt through a space in the strap. It's very secure and works great!
276888
it closes with velcro i did not have a problem in afixing it to the seatbelt. you can raise it up or down to fit your comfortzone.
1009773
You can use the seatbelt without too much trouble except for the center which requires more planning. The slots are well aligned for my car. I usually just unhook one side and fold it out of the way so passengers don't have to sit on a dirty cover. Never tried to install a car seat over it, but I think it would work.
2034787
My technique is to click all the belts around the kid, then pull out away from the child on the chest clip before I pull the bottom adjuster. I find that pulling out like that tightens the lap belt section and also alligns the shoulder straps with their respective slots. Pulling the slack out is a bit easier after that. Also try adjusting the shoulder belt slots, I find that the belts slide best when the slots are one inch higher than the child's shoulder... Above or below that they tend to bind more. Adjust seasonally to account for clothing bulk...
997954
It is very easy. I would suggest taking it out on the couch to table where you can look it all over before you get started. It's really simple once you see how the material lies. Be sure to adjust the shoulder straps first. We have to take mine back out to do it. Bc I have a newer car we had to put the extra safety gadget on so it's a bit more of a hassle to get the seat out again. Long answer for yes. It is easy.