How do the straps go in the back? Do they cross over or figure 8?
396163
It is a simple crossover. But they have to go that way, there is no other way you can place them, and they do not have a sliding tighten, loosen feature. You have to get into the suit and pull it up with the straps crossed, then figure out how to get your arms in them.
502034
The straps on the back are very adjustable and shouldfit you just fine. Trycrossing shoulder straps across your back to put it at a good height on your chest then pull your straps tight.
1928242
There seems to be enough adjustment on the straps but I don't know if the vertical strap will go 8 feet. The width is definitely ok.
670534
Head goes through opening with stationary strap across chest. The buckel strap goes around the middle. You will probably have the adjust the straps to make it fit. I have been complimented on my harness quite a few times as we are out and about with our therapy work.
1517499
On mine, the straps are each about 7.5" long and they are elastic. They do stretch a bit. The end of each strap has a velcro attachment. Over time, it is likely that the straps will stretch as the elasticity wears out.
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.
1334762
Yes, the cross-body strap is detachable at either end (so you can always attach the 'back' and then the 'front' once you have it on). Also, there is an overlay panel that attaches with velcro that allows you to adjust the tension to pull the shoulder forward/back etc. that makes it possible to adjust for whatever asymmetry you have.
1792069
Yes, the straps fit slightly different than intended. Mine fit over with a little thought. For the money, totally worth it!!!
1244207
You can adjust the shoulder straps and that moves the back strap. I gave read reviews where people had difficulty reaching the back strap, but so far I haven't had a problem. It's a little awkward but I love this ergo and make it work
2181983
the strap is very long, long enough to wear cross-body, but adjusts smaller as needed. There is also a velcro for further adjustment.
87471
Just the set of straps across the back, as shown in the image. On main set that you put your arm through, another to grip with the arm you place through the straps, and another set to grip with the spare hand. All located on the back of the bag.
1675277
The harness straps go to the bottom of the side impact protectors just above the head cushion. The head cushion and the body cushion move up with the straps as your child grows. This is my first Radian so I can't compare it to the 100.
525553
Two straps and they are both adjustable. The top one over the back of the knee clips onto a post on the knee pad. The strap is thin ~1". The 2nd one is wider and goes below the back of the knee and attaches via velcro. They are very adjustable and easy to fit to your specific body type. Best of all..they are very comfortable for me. I hope this information helps you make your decision.
485007
On your back. Over your back and shoulder so you can adjust the strap to fit you. Buckle in front on chest. Hope that helps.
1706787
My son just turned 3, is the 30th percentile so you have a reference. The strap is in the closest position and I should move it forward as it seems too far back to the point where it is in line with him. With that said, it does not pull tight up on him or seem to squish anything, but the shoulder straps are adjusted perfectly. So it's not like there is slack in the shoulder straps to make it looser on the center one. I just honestly haven't moved it forward yet as we just got this car seat. I hope this helps
198523
There are shoulder straps with a buckle around the stomach. It is adjustable.
382241
The straps are adjustable...you can make them as loose or as tight as you want...I've never had a problem.