Graco Safeseat- do the straps adjust like the cheap Snugride? Does that also apply to the Safeseat?
8094
The safe seat does not adjust in the back, it adjust just like convertable does...by pulling the webbing between the babies leg at the end of the seat. Hope that helps.
1426757
I never used this one. I returned the Safety 1 Travel System and purchased a Graco. Then I returned this. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful
1844240
The strap does not adjust forward. The fit on my Borador is the same and I have not noticed any problems. Hope this helps.
94789
On the Safety 1st website it states:We've included a safety strap to safely secure the following infant car seats in the rear position:Graco® SnugRide®, SnugRide® 32, and SnugRide® 35Chicco® KeyFit™ 30Evenflo® Serenade™ and Embrace™ 35Britax ChaperonePeg Perego® Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30So these don't "Click" in but you rest them on the bar in the back and secure them with a strap.
898060
I just tried it and its a no go. Main problem is there is not a notch in the base for the seat to rest in for the safety strap(think an "n" shape). Mine was a keyfit 30.
642003
There are two settings in the straps. One for a twin bed and one for a queen....there would be no buckle for an "Inbetween" size so the bar wouldn't hug the matress really snug like its supposed to and the rail would not be sturdy as a result. Hope this helps!
411531
No. I actually had to search the Internet to find pictures of the straps in use. They are loops without any adjustment possibilities.
518539
It doesnt. Order the Softstrap Velcro straps that are under 'often bought together". They work great.
1366921
Yes, both the shoulder and hip straps are adjustable via friction clips similar to what you find on most standard backpacks. (Just look at a school backpack) The padding does not move, but you would have to expand it pretty big to cause a problem. Something to note, the waist strap is just that. It isn't really loadbearing, it's just to keep it from flopping around.
1517500
The straps are maybe 5-6" on each side and connect with velcro. They adjust fairly well as long as you can handle having exposed velcro on the back if you make it really big. Doesn't bother me and I like having the ability to adjust when needed.
249246
Not sure! Just looked at my sheet and it says Graco Snug Ride, Graco Snug Ride 32, and Graco Snug Ride 35!
518517
Yes, it can be adjusted with the safety strap. I typically invert only 45 degrees most of the time.
382241
The straps are adjustable...you can make them as loose or as tight as you want...I've never had a problem.
1710812
I had that problem until I adjusted the straps tighter. I was losing weight, so the protector was sliding down. I don't have that issue with the straps pulled in tighter. The interior is foam, so it is a little form fitting.
554055
We did not experience that problem, sorry, no help there.But you can adjust the 'snugness' for the straps....effectively preventing the problem occurring.
2206828
The safety strap is attached to the body of the booster seat and comes up behind the cushion. The cushion fits snugly and won't pop out of place if your dog stands up. The whole booster fits very snugly using your car's seat belt. I think it's a great car seat for my dog.
1251602
Adjustable in the sense that you can pull the straps tighter or not. The Velcro is a long strip, so you can make it tighter or looser. That is all.