General Latch Interface Strap The Passenger Car Baby Seat Fixing Straps Latch Connector 1 Pack

Life saver - my husband and I bought a used Graco SnugRide Lite car seat base but it didn’t come with any straps. We bought these and they worked and fit perfectly and comparably to the straps on another Graco car seat base that we had bought new. They were easy to install and are good quality.

We recently took an airplane trip with our toddler and, regrettably, we lost the Latch belt that secures his forward-facing car seat (because I forgot to secure it adequately before checking the car seat along with the rest of our luggage). This replacement strap came to the rescue! It was exactly what we needed - in fact, it was better than our previous Latch strap. This one is easier to use because the buckle is simple to release, even under tension (which was not the case with our old one). This strap is more than long enough to fit any car seat in any configuration. And it shipped quickly, so we didn't have to spend too long driving around with a poorly-secured car seat. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who is seeking a replacement.

This strap worked great. The strap that came with our car seat originally wasn't long enough for our car. We were able to use this to attach the seat to the anchor which is much safer than just relying on the seat belt.

Worked very well for the high back booster i have that didn't come with a built in retaining belt. Holds the booster very firmly in place.

This is so much easier to install than the stock straps that came with our Graco seat, which have such child-proofed buckles that they're practically adult-proof. I used to dread when my sister would visit with her daughter, but no more. This strap is long enough to easily get it attached to the anchor points in the seat before tightening, and the tightening buckles are far easier to work with than those on the OEM straps. On this visit I finished installing the seat in just a couple of minutes, and it's *far* tighter and more secure than I could ever get using the OEM straps. The only downside is that... well... the buckles are easier to work with. So if you have a child that likes to reach and fiddle with them, they might loosen the strap while you're driving. This is easy enough to prevent with a couple of zip ties pulled diagonally around the buckles. Doing that would have no effect on the ease of getting your child in or out of the seat, as these straps are only for keeping the seat anchored to the car. Worth every penny. I got my money's worth on the first use!