I'm looking for something to protect my clothes from the strap. Do you think these would protect clothing from the rubbing of the seat belt on the shirts?
1862950
I bought these seal belt straps because of brusing to my wife's skin. No bruising anymore. Sheepsking in so soft theye are very confortable and will not damage any clothing. JWD
1862951
Yes, I had trouble with many of the new seat belts, snagging my clothes, pulling hair from my fur coats, as well as rubbing raw my neck, and these easy to use, velcro-snap-together sheepskin protectors do the trick. This is my third pair of them. I have them for all of our cars.
1862952
Yes, they would. Also, they are not fixed on the belt so you have adjust the height on the belt by just sliding up and down.
1862953
No. I returned these, they were not made well and were skimpy. I bought different ones at Comfy Sheepskin - www.comfysheep.com - the ones from Comfy Sheepskin are more expensive BUT worth every penny - they are luxurious and come in numerous colors and DO protect the clothing and your shoulder. (I also bought a small sheepskin rug from them which is beautiful!). I buy everything I can from Amazon but sometimes we just have to go elsewhere.
198791
I personally wouldn't think that these would work for you. The straps would slip if they weren't secured by the headrest bars.
323052
They work great for the purpose you described. Just make sure they are clean to avoid and abrasion. Also, wash clothes separately. DW
670218
I haven't had any problems with that -- i bought them mainly because I'm on blood thinner -- so I wanted to protect my arms & they work fine for that -- plus there good for working around a hot engine -- hope that helps you
487399
I think they'd be a bit wide for most car seat straps and would probably fall down. The Ergo straps are thick and they fit those straps well.
2148072
Yes. They're not the hard plastic shields that keep your shirt from rubbing on you, they're very soft flexible silicone and usually you only use one at a time. Hope that helps.
1086950
Yes. Kinda depends on how tight the shirt is but I used it under my dickies shirts. It did kinda poke out in the front but I wear a safety vest also so It was no biggie. I have a bit of a gut though. Chris O.
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I keep mine on my shirt and feel it all the time. I'm not sure if you will be able to if you place it on your belt. I know my husband had problems when he did on his belt. But not when it was on his waistband. So from the both of us you are in go mode. BTW he changed back from his previous case for just that reason.
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I actually made a mistake last time I answered a question here. Someone had switched the cover between cars and I did not see the 2 slots for the seatbelts. It would be a simple fix to use the headrest straps to your advantage and use another twine or cord to extend down behind the seat-backs and attach down below to some steel mount or spring frame. A shoulder strap may work to hold the cover at the corners. A low waist belt may not work but it could hold the base in place. For the price, this has saved a lot of wear in my vehicles.
319500
If you are asking in reference to safety seats for children...these will work on any regular seat belt material. I have had mine installed for one month and they do what they are supposed to. One popped apart recently. I used two pairs of pliers to snap it together. I would suggest a drop of super glue.
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I don't believe the seat cover, excellent as it is, is designed to keep the dog from flopping around, even when used as a hammock. For that I think you would need a harness with an attachment to the seat belt, which would keep both you and your dog much safer since a flying dog (in case of accident) can be badly injured and can become a deadly flying missile that could injure passengers. That said, I still love the car seat for the seat protection and the comfort for my dog. I use a dog seat belt as described above.
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I can't speak from experience on that. But I have put it over bulky clothes on motorcycle rides and have adjusted it enough that it could strap across the windshield assembly on my motorcycle. I know that's not exactly the same thing, but it does speak for the functionality of the piece.
332072
Yes, because there is ample strap that should fit around the seat. Great idea!
781814
If the controls are on the seat part themselves you will have to cut a hole in the fabric (the sides of the seat bottom are fabric--only the part you sit on is sheep skin). They will be covered. But you could probably press the botton even if they are covered. You can't "see" them down there anyway--you generally 'feel' for them. If the controls are on the vehicle floor you will be fine.
736530
They are not particularly stiff -- and are only single cardboard sheets (rather than corrugated sheets); but I presume they would give a little body if a shirt were folded around one sheet. I suppose they could also be used as separators between pieces of folding clothing. Hard for me to picture how you would use them to protect clothing. I may be missing your intent.
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I know i am replying to an old question, still worth it if it helps any new parents. I have used a similar product in the past (4 years and counting) and these type of seat protectors won't prevent the "indentations" simply because those have to do with weight. These are for protecting the leather/cloth seats from scratches/tears/scuffs as well as spills.
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I doubt it. They protect against bumps from the surface you are kneeling on and the occasional bump. There are much more heavily padded kneepads out there - try Alta. They just don't fit as nice for walking.