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MomToEliEm

Moderator
I have a question about the video in the blog. In the backless booster the boy is using, it appears that the shoulder belt on the buckle side is over the armrest instead of under it. Is this the way it is suppose to be on most booster seats? I always thought it needed to be under the armrest on the buckle side (except for a few seats which don't follow the norm).
 

Maedze

New member
:yeahthat:

The second child doesn't correctly route the shoulder belt. The lap belt is under the guide but the shoulder belt comes over and behind it. :eek:
 

Kat_Momof3

New member
you know, I think they are right... it starts out over and it's hard to tell if it was corrected and that part edited out or what.
 

BookMama

Senior Community Member
No, I think it's correct. If you look closely as he's tightening the belt, you can see that the shoulder portion of the belt is pulling up against the booster arm. I think what others are seeing is a trick of the lighting/shadows.
 

Evolily

New member
It looks correct to me too, the webbing and the shell blend together somewhat and make it hard to see, but when you watch the large screen version you can see it.
 

Jennifer mom to my 7

Well-known member
It looks correct to me too, the webbing and the shell blend together somewhat and make it hard to see, but when you watch the large screen version you can see it.

:yeahthat:
I had thought that it might be wrong also, but bigscreen shows that it has to be right. And, isn't that Heather's voice?
 

MomToEliEm

Moderator
After looking at it in full view, it does now look correct. The lighting on the armrest made it hard to tell if it was over or under, but when viewed large, I could see that the strap was under the armrest now.
 

Kat_Momof3

New member
I'll try watching it in full view... I bet it was the lighting now that people have said they think it is correct.
 

Kat_Momof3

New member
YAY!!

and I was right... when I watched it in fullscreen view, it was clear it was a lighting thing... the shoulderbelt was under the armrest from the start.
 

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