Will the seatbelt still lock in place and restrict her movement? She goes nuts when the belt restricts her movement right now.
1397142
for my fur kid it keeps her safely on the seatthe manufacture has all the correct info (sleepypod)look at all the info on here http://sleepypod.com/clickit how to measure / fit etc...
1397143
Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about the safety of your pet. Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about... » Read More Hi Ashley, The seat belt does restrict to a certain point. My 80 lb. mixed breed is able to sit up or lay down on my back seat with no problems. One of the real stabilizing factors for the Clikit are the 2 straps that are supplied with the harness. The 2 straps will connect to your back seats 2 metal rectangular braces. These straps hold your pet in place and in conjunction with the seat belt will prevent your pet from falling forward. Take a good look at the video on Clikit's website to get a really good view of how this all works. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision about the safety of your pet. « Show Less
1397144
Im sure it's a great product but I returned mine. I never made it past figuring out how to work it. Sorry.
1397145
Yes, the seatbelt will still lock. The restraints on the side that click into the car seat anchors restrict the movement also though. My dog does manage to lie down anyway, but I do feel like he is much more protected than before.
1397146
Yes. My dog got very upset and panicked because she could not move with this harness on. She has a longer than average body and I believe this was why the harness did not allow her to lay down and move side to side.
1695660
No it does not prevent the seatbelt from retracting. The clip easily slides along the seatbelt.
185276
I don't see a problem with it. It adjusts to there height. She will most likely not want to get off it.
2272784
It stays put really well. I use it because she moves a lot in her sleep and this prevents her from rolling too far.
1835865
Yes, it locks. That way the person can sit down on it without it rolling away.
472486
no, it does not. You are free to go up and down moving your arms but you cannot lock it in any position
2155795
no it moves back and foward and it swivels ..but nothing locks it down when you dont want it to move
1221769
If the car stops fast, the seat belt will lock to hold the child in place. Just like when you are in a seat belt and lean down. Obviously, your chin on your knees is not the ideal crash position, so teaching the proper way to ride in a car is important.
2028727
No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
53360
Yes, and no. It stays attached to the seatbelt, but you do have to place the cross-body section of the seatbelt under the little open-ended restrainer arm every time you use it.
886726
Yes. They buckle around it, but they get a little loose and need to be tightened at times
2048946
It only locks in an open position. When closed it is in an unlocked state (allowing gravity to do its thing).
1096192
No, but it really doesn't move. I know it seems like it would, but it doesn't. I stick it in the middle of my bench seat between the belt buckles and it doesn't budge an inch when I drive ... especially if you put some CD's or a drink in it to give it some weight.
247922
When she is able to sit straight up unassisted this will be great. It has a seat belt for safety.
1885665
It works similar to a seat belt, pull it out to lock. Pull out again to retract.
933649
Yes! If she can grasp the concept of pulling the car back a little then she will be fine. My daycare children of all ages love this toy... built to last
165335
booklet advises not.there is no seat belt to secure him.Otherwise my wife loves it.very sturdy and well built.