Besafe Belt Keeper - Black
BeSafe

Besafe Belt Keeper - Black

€15.00

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€15.00

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Product details

The Besafe Belt Keeper in Black helps keep children secure in their car seat. Its unique design uses harness tension to stay locked, and the patented mechanism is child-proof yet easy for adults to open.
  • Prevents children from escaping the car seat harness
  • Stays locked using harness tension
  • Child-proof yet easy for adults to open

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Crash-tested according to UN R129
  • Just open the clip, slide the belt in, and close it again
  • Keeps shoulder belts close together & removes child's space to wind out of the belts
  • Uses the harness tension to stay in position, it is essentially impossible for the child to push down
  • Fulfills the UN R129 requirements regarding size, functionality and ease of opening
  • Patented one-action opening mechanism, enabling getting the child out quickly in any situation
  • Can be moved up and down while the clip is open to find the right height for the child
  • Fits with belts of a standard width of 4 cm and medium or short shoulder pads

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