straps: How does this item stay on?
256940
the part that is sticking straight out has wire in it and it is bent down to touch the back of the head
362254
It stays on, as it is part of a loop that you can slide a pair of glasses on. One end it attached with velcro
445582
I haven't had a problem. The straps can be loosened so that everything moves freely.
113393
Right, I've had that problem too. I think it has something to do with the smaller straps that hold those gray chest pads (forget what Britax calls them - HUGS pads?). I just pull the strap release (accessed through a slit in the seat cover near where the lower strap comes out between the child's legs), grasp the black clip that holds the 2 shoulder straps together across the child's chest, and pull that clip upwards until it moves no further. That's usually enough slack in our case to get our kid out easily. It does seem to run up against those little HUGS pad straps though.
621414
The "straps" are actually rubber-coated metal (with plastic inserts where needed to help take of slack) on the bottom and plastic on the top. The way it mounts is incredibly secure but shouldn't create any scatches or dents.
1383448
the straps are already attached to each end - top right and bottom right are connected, top left and bottom left are connected.when you have the twin sheath on your back, it will hang low or even sag, because it has too much slack.while the sheaths are mounted on the back, simply grab the right strap, and move it over the head to the other side.do this with the other side - this will take up some of the slack.if that is not enough, get a close pin and pinch some of the slack and then use the close pin to keep it there from getting too loose. hope this helps.
1954850
oh its super easy to put on and remove. its attached with little buckle straps. so just click them and go. very easy!
863795
They have velcro on the straps and the strap goes over your shoulder to the front, through a opening and folds back onto itself. It will make sense when you see it. Very easy to adjust and stays put. I have been wearing these for years, they are really excellent bras.
1192416
yes it is frustrating. i pull the straps as tight as i can and then pull down on the strap that tightens it. it feels like it is off the track or something. it is my biggest complaint about this seat as i feel i can't get the straps as tight as they should be.
2047899
Tightening the straps to get the angle you want to hang in should keep you steady. I have never had that problem.
1820116
There is a strap by their feet (you can't see it in photo above) and a button that you hold dsown. While holding the button you pull the strap to tighten the shoulder straps or pull the shoulder straps to loosen to them. It's easy.
533767
I haven't tired to remove it, but it wasn't very easy to get on so I imagine not. Same with the straps...
103181
Slip your arm through the loop made with the velcro strap. Once in place it can be made tighter.
462460
+They have hooks on both ends. I secured it to my handlebars with the soft straps also sold here, then no danger of scratching the bars or tank I don't think I would personally cut the strap off as I just use that left over strap to wrap and tie it to the tightened trap so it doesn't flap in the wind and also looks more secure.
413641
It stays on pretty well...it has straps that attach together to fit around your head. I've never had any issues with it staying put. :-)
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
1283158
It is difficult. Those slider mechanisms (plastic things holding the straps parallel) are the way to do it. Like tightening or loosening a dog's collar or think about the slider on your bra strap that makes it tighter or looser. Same idea, but I bet the elastic stiff harness straps are a bit harder to deal with. I got one for my boyfriend as a gift. He's 5'2" tall & it was too big even at it's smallest setting & I had to return it.