How do the seat belts work?
1708179
There is a guide under head rest that guides the belt, bring the belt across the child just like you would for yourself. That's all there is to it.
1708180
this is a booster seat, it does not anchor to your car's bench seat and it does not have its own harness. There is a loop on the side to keep the car's shoulder harness in the right place and you just use your car's seat belt/shoulder harness the "regular" way. In PA this is only legal for children age 4/40 lbs & up.
1708181
they use the regular car seat belts and the seat has the little loops for the belt
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.
1711568
There are places to run the seat belts. Three part system with zippers. Great product, can be wiped down and looks like leather.
1364263
It attaches to the car's lap belt to prevent the child from "submarining" or sliding under the seatbelt in the event of a sudden stop. It is a very good safety feature. One of the main reasons I purchased this booster seat.
1695663
Yes it does. It basically locks the seatbelt into the place where you installed the adjuster. If you want to use the seatbelt as it was intended, you need to remove the seatbelt adjuster.
940449
Hi NancyThere is a looped piece of webbing with a plastic tube running through the webbing located in the area where the east back meets the seat. This assembly tucks in between in the seat belt area. This keeps the seat cover anchored in this area. The bottom surface of the cover has small silicone dots which keep the cover from sliding on leather. I have a 2015 Explorer with leather seats and it works great. Overall this seat cover is good. A little expensive but you get what you pay for.
2206826
The safety strap is runs across the bottom underneath the seat cushion. The car seat belt holds it in place.
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?
1284888
Nope, all you need is either the LATCH clips that come with the car, or if your car is old enough that it doesn't have them, then a seat belt does the trick.
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.
739078
Yes, there is a loop in the back that secures to a seatbelt. Easy to hook in.
583195
I just tightened the straps that go around the head rests. They are the ones that you have to wiggle both the straps in the center of the buckle like thingy and loosen the straps as they go through it. Then you move the top strap one way and the bottom one the other way which makes the buckle thingy move more toward the end of the strap and the whole strap is shorter. It is hard to describe but easy to do once you get the hang of it.
823231
No seatbelts...They sure need them. They would probably cause more harm than good though. I would rather they fall out, then drag themselves...but one foot is off the gas...it stop immediately.
1593725
You can either use seat belt to secure or use the attached clips which snap into place on the child's seat hooks which are in most cars.
1664726
We suggest that you refer to your vehicle manual for their recommendations on placement of child seats in that specific vehicle. You will then use the seatbelt to properly secure the child and seat in the proper position. Again, you will want to refer to your vehicle manual to ensure that you are properly using the seatbelts to properly restrain the child.
889781
The harness comes with a strap that attaches to the seatbelt. When you put your dog in the car you will need to pull the seatbelt out until it locks and then you can attach the strap. When you hit the brakes the tension on the seatbelt won't let the dog move. It has helped alot with my dog. She used to almost fall to the floorboard when I braked. Now she seems more relaxed and safe...along with myself. ;)
504797
Yes there are holes where the seat belts click into place, but the top part of the seat belt that goes over your shoulder you have to mess with quite a bit to make it easily accessible.