where are the straps located to hold up on the seat?
888057
Hello Matt, There are two sets of straps, one located at the lumbar and one at the shoulder/neck position. Thank you,
1171894
I don't. Just hang top strap over headrest and the bottom ones just buckle in the back of the seat. There's a short leash inside to hold the dog in place if that's what you need to know.
416654
There are two straps. There is a headrest strap and a strap that has to go BEHIND the seat, so unless you can get behind the seat to clip the strap, it isn't going to work.
1853022
the bottom of the seat has 4 loops Sewn in for the straps. I have never used them as this seat stays put and then I can remove it and stow it when we make a stop.if you added more air than needed you could raise the seat up probably nearly an inch. This seat is amazing on trips.
553006
Ummm well, how to describe.... Just secure it to the base, or anything that you can hook it to. The "leg"of the seat. It may end up restricting moving seat forward or back if you need to. But most time I personally don't move my seats much. If you do move it, then you can adjust straps again. Hope this helps?
1278341
Adjusting the height is very simple. There are 3 slots at the lower end of each strap. Numbered 1-3; 1 being for the shortest or lightest baby. The straps are held in place under the seat frame with a small bar that you lift to unsnap and turn to put the bar into the desired slot and turn back to snap into position. Should only take a couple minutes.
1921039
There is a lever below the seat on the left hand side near the back. Push the lever forward to release the seat and then when the seat is where you want it, push the lever to the back to secure the seat.
1351089
Around the seat post. Its just a stretchy rubber thing and clasp. These things broke on me in less than 30 days and I had to change the batteries too
2206825
the strap is connected to the base of the seat. I have never had the cushion displaced, even when they are scrabbling to get out. My girls love their seats but get anxious they will get left behind when we get out of the car. They stand up, put their paws on the edge of the seat, turn around etc, never had a problem. It is a great booster. I am very happy with ours.
1273044
Really pretty simple. There is a black lever holding the strap in place on each side. It is as easy as pushing down on it to release the hold on the straps.
2029885
It comes with short elastic straps with hooks to hook under the seat. I never use them as the bottom of the seat has a rubbery material that doesn't allow it to slip around.
1475637
The booster seat straps around both the bottom and the back of a chair. I have used it numerous times with all sizes of chairs and it is very secure. Well worth the purchase!
2267296
I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
738839
there are actually two straps that go around the headrest. The smaller one supports the weight of the back (grey "backboard" in the picture) and the second, longer one, goes from the front of the seat to the headrest. This second one is extra long and adjustable. Both simple loop over the headrest. I feel the carseat is very stable-I've never had it slip around or move. This speaks well for the quality, because my puppy is very active in the car:)
2083651
Towards the bottom of the seat in between the child's ankles, under the seat cover, there is a small lever. You pull up on the lever and you can loosen the straps.
1658155
Yes they are...from in between the baby's legs where the straps lock into. Underneath where that long strap comes from there is a small metal piece that you press in whike pulling the long strap to tighten the shoulder straps OR press in and pull the shoulder straps out to loosen. You could also google the intruction manual for this carseat and get a more detailed desciption with pictures.
785778
It has long straps with plastic no-slip "buckles" to pull the material up tight. These straps are located at each of the corners of the tubing and at the midpoints in the top bottom and sides. They can be seen in the photo at the left wrapping around the cage tubing.