Buckle Up in Style! 🚀
The 2-Pack Car Seat Belt Buckle Holder is a practical solution designed to keep your seat belt buckle upright for easy access. Made from durable, BPA-free silicone, it fits most car seat belt buckles and is perfect for children and the elderly. Installation is a breeze, taking just minutes to secure. With its vibrant color and ergonomic design, this holder not only enhances safety but also encourages responsible seat belt use.
| Manufacturer | Leismy |
| Brand | Leismy |
| Package Dimensions | 10.5 x 6.9 x 4.4 cm; 150 g |
| Item model number | HW034-Red |
| Manufacturer part number | HW034 |
| Item Weight | 150 g |
N**C
Ideal for Children’s car seats
Bought these to stop rear seat buckles pushing down into back seat squab. When using children’s car seats they hide the seat belt buckle making it very difficult to click the seat belt in, these stop the buckle disappearing into the seat. Would certainly buy again.
A**K
Makes using the rear seatbelt buckle points easy
Had to buy these as the car's seat belt buckle points kept slipping below the seat and made it hard to attach the seatbelt for rear passengers. This ensures the buckle point stays above the seat and can be easily used. Pricey, but does the job.
D**Y
So simple, why did my car not have it in the first place
My kids seatbelt buckle used to disappear in between the seats at the back and became a nightmare when I had booster seats and car seats in. Big o sturdy piece of rubber that fits over the buckle for easy install. It just hold it upright so I can get to it. Plus bonus ! no one even noticed them when the car seats are out and I’ve got the grown ass men in back so I just leave em in now
P**E
Seat belt hold ups for rear seat belts
Easy to use or removal build quality value for the money fits perfectly functional too
A**W
Quality
Brilliant
S**G
Did the job
Very simple bit of silicone that fit over seat belt buckle, didn’t really help much
V**T
Works perfectly
My son is 5 but in age 11 clothes and still in a car seat and this coupled with being disabled, he is unable to lock in his own seatbelt. I recently got a new car and the seat belts can be pushed back into a recess which made buckling him in really difficult as the belt stops just enough to lock in but if the buckle goes into recess it won't lock. ANYWAY even though the advice said it's not for this type of buckle I decided to try it anyway. It took some contorting around two car seats on my part but I got it in without injury. And SO GLAD with the result as now it's a lot easier buckling in my son. Thank you.
D**.
Fixed the problem.
I had a problem with my rear seatbelt sockets which would disappear behind the seat cushion. These were recommended and would seem to have resolved the problem but they seem very expensive for what they are.
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