JaRylan
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I have that in writing now, lol. I love the Coastal Blue but the Granite goes better with my car interior.
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Too short harness in Radian
Woohoo! Short strap Radian 65 solution.
So my replacement coastal blue Radian 65 arrived 8 days ago, so far all is good, though I do have to go out and check for the cracks that Remken found in her seat. After another email to Russ he said that I could keep both covers Here are a few other things that I thought I would mention.
- Impossible for the consumer to replace the straps themselves since it would require a triangular head screwdriver. So wonder what a person is supposed to do if the straps need replacing due to fraying?
- My ex went to go buy his own Radian 65 today in Brandon, Manitoba at a Canadian Tire. The seat on display appeared to be a short strap Radian. I told him to open the box before he purchased one and check it out. Haven't heard back from him as to what he found.
- So do you think that they shipped all the short strap Radians to Canada since we are only allowed to use them to 48lbs as the law stands?
- I still haven't made it down to the 3 local Canadian Tire's to check which strap length they have in stock.
- The picture that shows 3 different coloured Radians installed in a vehicle all would appear to be short strap seats.
- I can't remember if there were any other questions. LOL.
Previous threads related to this topic:
Too short harness in Radian
Anyone else had trouble with the harness length in the Radian 65. My 4.5 year old is average sized, but has no room left in the harness - it is bordering on too tight, and I can't see any way to make it longer - the metal part at the back is right up against the slots...Amy
Woohoo! Short strap Radian 65 solution.
You'll never believe what just happened to me! My short strap Radian 65 in granite is being replaced with a coastal blue radian (won't have any granite in for another month or two). Only thing I'm wondering about is what the DOM is for the blue Radian since they are no longer making those covers. I asked Brad (Canadian rep) and he said he wouldnt' be able to find out since they are all boxed up. Then I asked him what I should do with my current seat once my replacement seat arrives..he said I could pitch it and keep the cover! It will be so nice to have an extra cover.
So my replacement coastal blue Radian 65 arrived 8 days ago, so far all is good, though I do have to go out and check for the cracks that Remken found in her seat. After another email to Russ he said that I could keep both covers Here are a few other things that I thought I would mention.
- Impossible for the consumer to replace the straps themselves since it would require a triangular head screwdriver. So wonder what a person is supposed to do if the straps need replacing due to fraying?
- My ex went to go buy his own Radian 65 today in Brandon, Manitoba at a Canadian Tire. The seat on display appeared to be a short strap Radian. I told him to open the box before he purchased one and check it out. Haven't heard back from him as to what he found.
- So do you think that they shipped all the short strap Radians to Canada since we are only allowed to use them to 48lbs as the law stands?
- I still haven't made it down to the 3 local Canadian Tire's to check which strap length they have in stock.
- The picture that shows 3 different coloured Radians installed in a vehicle all would appear to be short strap seats.
- I can't remember if there were any other questions. LOL.