I don't have latch connector in my car. Can I install this with safe belt? Is that stable?
167899
Yes, a seatbelt install is just as safe! This seat is quite easy to install with the seatbelt, as long as you read the manual.
32725
I bought the SGL as my understanding is the SG doesn't have the latch system to keep the seat in place (separate from the car's own safety belt).
603546
it is not safer to use latch system and seat belt together? Is there some possibility that in case of emergency both systems will fail if they will work together?
129557
I'm assuming you're planning on putting the safe in your trunk. The safe is heavy enough that it probably wouldn't slide around much, and would probably stay where you put it, but unless you plan on bolting it down, it could still be removed from the vehicle. Several companies offer under the seat storage options - I have a Jeep and got a locking one from Quadratec. Try Autozone.com to see if they might have one would works for your vehicle.
1295617
You can only use the rigid latches in a standard latch position - so if your owners manual ids that position as a latch compatible one it'll be fine but not if it means borrowing from the sides.
1412853
It has the latch system and can also be used with a seat belt. I will say that for me in our cars it wasn't the easiest to get super tight.
835450
I am sure ours are installed that way. The seat belt goes in the back and then a metal clip that I have locks it. It's a common clip for carseats. I have a Mazda cx9 and I can seat this anywhere
1179424
I wouldn't put anything that requires stability. When I carried my kayak on it, it wouldn't really work well without a strap from the front and the rear of the kayak. A cargo carrier seems like a dangerous proposition with this carrier and I would highly advise against it.This is mostly designed to keep a solid object from damaging your car, not truly securing something.
1207425
Are you talking about a sports car with no latch system? A 70's classic car? Either way, no. You MUST have a latch and be able to tie over the seat back because this chair is a SOFT back. It collapses without your car's seat back to hold it in place...and also for the latch belt to go over and tether safely. That is key!! I think the pictures online give the impression that it sits upright without being installed like a "typical" seat and it does NOT. Hope that helps you!
770442
It is compatible with a lap belt. The user guide will provide specific instruction on how to install using the lap belt only.
1756474
Latch not required. We use seat belts a lot as it gets moved around between vehicles.
344642
I don't see why not you just need a good stable belt. You may want to get one of theirs.
539418
The base installs perfectly without latch system, we use it both ways in a few different family vehicles. Great carseat!!
516447
Our vehicle does not have a latch system either; we just put the seatbelt through the seat while applying downward pressure to the seat itself. It installs very easily. We are very pleased - it is really light and simple to take in and out of the car.
242150
Great Question! On mine, it only locks the side with the lock, which lends itself to the question "can't they loosen one side and then simply unhook the other side?" and the answer to that question would be yes. That said, the other two straps that connect to the trunk lid will deter / prevent theft because your trunk needs to be opened before they can be detached. I hope that helps.
77465
You can either use the LATCH system or seat belt through the back while in harness mode. At 40 pounds (roughly) you can't use LATCH, and then install with the seat belt.
1525513
We use it sometimes without the base in our other car. Like any other car seat it isn't as secure as it is in the base but as long as you use the seat belt and pull it tight it's fine.