Can the tether be used in an older car that has the child safety clips on the back seat ledge of the car?
57129
Yes. I attach mine to my seat buckle for both of my dogs. 1 clip per buckle.
57130
I would look at a totally different harness. I couldn't get mine to fit my dog and when I did she was out of it in 10 seconds. I should have returned it but I never did. Waste of money.
57131
Those are actually top tether anchors for child restraint. It would work to anchor it to, but the harness itself isn't the greatest. I returned mine
57132
You could probably set it up on a car like that. Honestly, our dogs slipped out, got tangled up, and this was after nearly 20 minutes of trying to get it to fit the dogs properly. If you have a fairly calm dog, these harness are a good idea. If your dog is anything like our lab (a little more active in the car, you might be better off with a crate.
1601338
You can only attach it if the back has posts or narrow bars. Otherwise the harness won't be able to loop around properly.
1583868
I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the links long enough for him to wrap them around his neck while you're busy driving. I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the... » Read More I wouldn't because it is a plastic breakable item that would probably come apart or off the car seat in an impact or accident that reduces the stability inside the car. The chance of your baby becoming injured if this broke or if it hit him in some way (perhaps from other objects coming loose inside the car) is not worth the risk. I used with my kids, and will use with my grandkids, safe plastic toy links with toys attached because tons of little things can be attached to those, even a binky tether. You can also easily change the toys from hard to soft and in between. Just don't make the links long enough for him to wrap them around his neck while you're busy driving. « Show Less
958911
I don't see why not. As long as the back seat headrest has the same type of adjustment rods as the front seats, that's what it attaches to.
1952780
No, I wouldn't recommend that. It is strong for the price but not steady enough to safely support a child in a car seat. There is only one little bungee cord to hold whatever you're carrying. I think you should spend your money on a stroller designed for a child's safety in mind. Please don't buy this to transport your child. Don't take Mimi's advice.
843491
U dont have to use the tether - we have been using the seatbelt of the car only - & it has been safe...it is in usa though...safe travels!
836976
Yes it has a safety latch that hooks into alot of the newer vehicle safety latches in the car
629135
I don't see why not -- it hangs around the supports for the headrest. But. There would not be anything to secure the bottom to keep it from swinging away from the seat back. As long as there wasn't anything hard or sharp in it, you should be good to go.
458090
The harness anchor straps are hooked into the brackets that are between the seats, they are the ones you would use for a child safety seat, I believe. You have to reach in between the top and bottom of the seat to find them. My Honda Civic only has those in the back. Not sure if that is true of all vehicles. If you were to use the harness in the front, you'd be putting the seat belt through the back of the harness and not be using the other two stabilers that hook onto the side of the harness and the hooks between the seats. Hope that helps!
1596896
Yes. Be weary. I bought and returned this seat. The tether worked and adjusted when I tried it, but as soon as their was weight, 21 lbs to be exact, the tether wouldn't adjust anymore. I tried both forward and rearfacing. I wasn't comfortable not having a seat I could adjust the harness straps
2078084
I use it on my driver's seatbelt to prevent the "cross piece" from rubbing my neck. Once installed, after use most of the belt retracts up to the clip - which is great because I don't have to re-adjust every time I use it. However, a different size driver would have to undo the clip before using. I'm not sure about the child car seat ..... but the good thing is that it's metal & won't break.
1671271
It is a plastic clip. It would be easy to extend the tether with another clip or whatever you prefer. FYI:There is a piece of Velcro next to the clip if you want to use the tether without the harness.
1886799
These security tethers work great on a car at 100 mph so they should work. Keep in mind that these are tethers to keep from losing gopro. They are not camera mounts. If you can get a flat surface on helmet, they will keep your camera attached if your mount fails.
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Not sure where the child seat tethers are as I currently have a infant seat installed with the clips between the bottom and back cushions but there is a gap between the barrier and the back/top of the seat if that helps. I have this installed in a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland and love it. It keeps my dogs from joining my daughter in the back seat :)
2142037
The cable is not long enough to reach from the front headrest to the opposite side back headrest. Depending on what vehicle you drive it could work if you mount the secondary screen on the middle back headrest which has adequate viewing for the smaller child in the rear facing seat. For reasons of safety, it would be best to invest in longer cables, so you can tuck the cables away from the older childs reach.
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
126792
I assume you mean child seats. It has the slots for seat belts to buckle. you can also fold the cover in half double it and put the car seat on the other side. Don't know how you would tether the seat in the back though