JaRylan
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Sorry, can't remember how to put pictures in and it is to late for me to even think about figuring it out, lol. The school is going to order on of the E-Z-ON vests for Rylan to use in the cab to and from school.
This one has the zipper at the back that makes the vest adjustable:
http://www.ezonpro.com/products/familyVehicle/adjustableVest/103z.shtml
This one has the buckles on the front (Rylan might be able to get them open):
http://www.ezonpro.com/products/familyVehicle/adjustableVest/203.shtml
Can someone please help me understand how the zipper on the back of the first one can withstand the forces of a crash? I think I have it figured out in my mind but that is not always the right thing, lol. Is it because the forces will be acting on the shoulder straps and the seatbelt and the only purpose of the zipper is to keep the vest in the right position? I hope someone can understand what I mean. The one with the buckles looks safer but then there is the risk the passenger or the passenger's seatmate releasing it. I had actually looked at one of the 203 vests and the therapist that was showing it to thought that it needed to be used with a cam wrap. But so far as I can tell the cam wrap is only used on buses that have seatbelts.
Thanks!
This one has the zipper at the back that makes the vest adjustable:
http://www.ezonpro.com/products/familyVehicle/adjustableVest/103z.shtml
This one has the buckles on the front (Rylan might be able to get them open):
http://www.ezonpro.com/products/familyVehicle/adjustableVest/203.shtml
Can someone please help me understand how the zipper on the back of the first one can withstand the forces of a crash? I think I have it figured out in my mind but that is not always the right thing, lol. Is it because the forces will be acting on the shoulder straps and the seatbelt and the only purpose of the zipper is to keep the vest in the right position? I hope someone can understand what I mean. The one with the buckles looks safer but then there is the risk the passenger or the passenger's seatmate releasing it. I had actually looked at one of the 203 vests and the therapist that was showing it to thought that it needed to be used with a cam wrap. But so far as I can tell the cam wrap is only used on buses that have seatbelts.
Thanks!