Harness straps should be snug with no slack, but not so tight as to be uncomfortable. The top straps should be on the shoulders, and some prefer to say that you should not be able to "pinch an inch" or get more than a finger in between the shoulder and the strap. The lower straps in a 5-point harness should be fairly tight across the thighs (not on the tummy). A tight harness can prevent ejection, and also can increase the ride-down time to reduce the chance of crash injury.

Yes. The more the straps twist, the less area of strap is available to restrain the child in a crash. This means more pressure will be applied to the child, and could result in burns or more serious injury. It is a good idea to untwist the straps after each use. Some models have straps that do not twist.

You should not be able to get more than one finger between the child's collarbone and the harness. Children are comfortable with this tightness although most parents feel it is too tight.

Is your baby dressed in clothes that allow the straps to go between the legs? It's OK to adjust the straps to allow for thicker clothes, but make sure the harness still holds the child snugly. Also, remember to tighten the straps again after the thicker clothes are no longer needed. Is anything under your baby? Tuck blankets around your baby after adjusting the harness straps snugly. Never place them under your baby.

Leg straps can cause discomfort, decreased blood flow to the legs, and restriction of overall movement, all of which can be safety hazards. A harness with leg straps takes longer to don and requires more training on the part of both the tender and rescuer/diver.

It's possible but more likely that the relationship between the band and the cup has been compromised and the two are no longer working together to support the weight, so that job has been transferred to the strap, which is NOT where it should be. The band is capable of supporting the weight of the cups IF the cups are sized correctly and the band has good quality elastic.

The harness system fit is vital to ensure that your child will remain in the car seat. The proper setting for this system is snug to one adult finger placed at the collar bone of the child coupled with the harness clip being placed at arm pit level (top of the plastic clip is just above the nipples). It is important to know that there needs to be a minimum of clothing or material between the harness strap and the child's shoulders.

A replacement strap set including a liner is available for purchase. Please specify size and right or left version.

Answer: The following steps are some basic guidelines for assembling your carseat harness. For more detailed instructions, please refer to your owner's manual. Always check that you have all the parts before assembling your product. If any parts are missing, contact Consumer Services. Lift up adjuster lever and pull harness straps toward you. Unhook the right side harness tie from the harness strap. Push the red button and release the harness tongues.

First check to make sure your child is not too heavy for the harness. This information can be found in the car seat instruction manual and on the seat’s labels. Also check to make sure that you have the straps threaded through the proper slots. For forward-facing seats the harness should be threaded at or above the child’s shoulders. If the straps are at shoulder level move the straps up to the next slot (if available). If none of these apply, then check the snugness of the straps.

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All authorized dealers sell straps. If there is not a dealer in your area, we will put you in touch with one who can sell to you.

The FidoRido provides a special pulling harness, which has two metal D-rings on either side for attaching the straps. The purpose of the two-strap, two-ring system, is to help equalize the force in case of a sudden stop. Our harnesses come with metal buckles because the plastic snap buckles are the first things to give in an accident.

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You can contact Omega, or you can post a "wanted to buy" ad on the TimeZone sales corner at http://www.TimeZone.com/webbbs/SalesCorner_cgibin/SC.cgi. What's the contact number/address/email for Omega service center in Pennsylvania? SG Customer Service 1817 William Penn Way Lancaster, PA 17601 Phone: 800 456 5354, Parts: ext. 3037 Repairs: ext. 3018 Fax: 717 399 2211 Email: sgcs@desupernet.net Are there other Authorized Omega Service Centers in the U.S.A.? Yes, there are...

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Please consult the carseat manual first for specific instructions. When rear-facing, you should use the harness slot which is at the level of the child's shoulders, or slightly below. When front-facing, use the slots at the level of the child's shoulders or above. For more information on correct harness use, please also visit: One catch is that you MUST use the TOP slots on most convertible carseats when they are front-facing regardless of how high they are.

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Grab your carseat at the base, where the seatbelt goes. The base should not move more than an inch (1") side-to-side or front-to-back. Some movement at the top of the seat is normal, though a tether will reduce this movement in forward-facing carseats. Ideally, you want the child coupled as tightly as possible to the harness system and carseat, and the carseat coupled as tightly as possible to the vehicle with the seatbelt or LATCH system.

Make sure you have read the owner's manual thoroughly and are using the correct path for the seatbelts. Check your vehicle's owner's manual for information on the seatbelts. Yours may have a locking retractor mode. On some cars, you can pull the seatbelt all the way out and it will lock as it retracts. You can then put your weight on the carseat as it retracts to take up all the slack. Make sure to put your weight on the seat as you install it. Rocking back and forth a little may also help.

The H-style is a really good cat harness that also can be used on small dogs. We especially recommend it for cats because it is harder to escape from. As long as the collar portion is snug enough not to pull over the cat's head, it is very unlikely the cat will get out of an H-harness. If you are considering a harness for a dog, and your main objective is to relieve pressure on the trachea, neck and spine, the Roman style is best.