Are the straps re-thread, or is it a no-rethread harness?
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I'm sorry, I have no idea but I will pass this email along to my granddaughter. I do know that I have been trying to locate a stroller to go with it (Cybex) and have not been able to locate one yet.
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Yes indeed, all seat belt buckles are the same size so it really is plug and play. we have three terriers so we have three straps and they all now just go to sleep on the back seat. I am very happy with this product.Dave
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I personally didn't have any problems with the thread, so I'm GUESSING it's safety knottd. As for the clasp, mine was easily taken off. My 4 month could take it off. Now I only had my product for a few hours so I hardly got to look at all the details of it. I'm hoping this answer was some what helpful.
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The two additional clips (seen at left and right in image) can be threaded to chair back and latches to back clips on harness.. It is a lot of hassle and probably meant for something a little more long term or permanent, in a restaurant I just wove the "leash" part of the strap around multiple times and reattached. A high chair is still preferable but this is mostly for a regular chair or a regular chair with a booster.
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After adjusting the straps the first time to the proper fit, use the 2nd connector to secure each of three straps in place as a permanent strap. That way the 3rd strap can easily be unhooked and re-hooked with the single connector each time it is put on or removed in the middle of the night for a quick trip to the head. Works great for my 89-year old mother-in-law! :)
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No and I was not satisfied with the fit. It did not stay on very well. I wound up investing in the better ruffwear harness with hind leg straps.
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yes, same vehicle that I have; yes, although does require periodic retightening, because jostling while driving does loosen the straps
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There are two more rows of MOLLE webbing on the rear portion of the harness, as well as a drag handle.See http://www.condoroutdoor.com/Condor-MCR7.aspx for more info and photos.
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The harness is a one piece and meant to be worn on both shoulders. You can adjust the back tension, but not separate the two shoulder straps. Also the straps come without a belt, which you will have to acquire separately. Aside from that, the quality is good.
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Nope, I haven't. Better to use straps from an older pair you don't wear anymore or just get a new pair in my opinion.
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Hello Patrick,You should be able to adjust the straps as tight as you want, you can feed the loops twice if it is not tight enough. The loops are large enough to have you feed the straps twice if needed. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Yes this is true. There's a handle in the back you have to pull out and then up or down to adjust the headrest and straps simultaneously. It would be impossible to do while installed. You DO NOT have to rethread the straps.
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The strap is securely stitched to a flat part of the material covering the seat. However, it looks like (if you have patience) you could carefully use a stitch or seam ripper to remove the stitches from one side and adapt as you see fit.
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Sorry I never replied here -- but here's a link to some photos of the strap setup (scroll down to the bottom of the discussion):http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=440646
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If I understand the question, no. Its a cam and buckle...adjustments are not as quick as you'd get on a trx, or similar products. Two long straps and two rings is what you get. Iset them to a length for a particular workout and leave them there, whereas with my trx knockoff, I move thru a series of lengths in one work out.
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The strap does not thread through anything. It wraps around attaching to the Velcro on the weight and a second time on the strap. I like the weights. They are easy to use and fasten securely.
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Yes. The red bolt you see in the image can be unscrewed and removed to fit your strap into the assembly. Works great.