Hi Kat, you absolute legend! Had strap drama after the school run. Very stressful but your video saved the day. I used the "give it a bit of welly" approach. Thanks so much for sharing 🙏🙂
Thank you much! We just nearly missed a swimming lesson, 3 year old crying, two parents bickering and on the brink of divorce 😂 but then this video saved the day all round
Hi, The following should help: Loosen off the harness fully, and raise the headrest to the very highest position. Start with the buckle at the bottom of the harness strap, and make the "L" shape. Bring the buckle up over the L shape to remove the twist. It will be very tight, as the newer harnesses are designed to avoid twisting so easily. Force the buckle over the harness fold/L shape, pulling straight up to the sky - it will take some effort, so don't be afraid of really giving it a good pull. You'll likely need the whole harness length to work the buckle across the twist. I hope that helps 🙂
Hi Kat, you absolute legend! Had strap drama after the school run. Very stressful but your video saved the day.
I used the "give it a bit of welly" approach.
Thanks so much for sharing 🙏🙂
Thank you much! We just nearly missed a swimming lesson, 3 year old crying, two parents bickering and on the brink of divorce 😂 but then this video saved the day all round
bless you.
Do you have any tips to sort one of the straps being twisted? Tried the triangle method but doesn't go through?
Hi,
The following should help:
Loosen off the harness fully, and raise the headrest to the very highest position. Start with the buckle at the bottom of the harness strap, and make the "L" shape. Bring the buckle up over the L shape to remove the twist. It will be very tight, as the newer harnesses are designed to avoid twisting so easily. Force the buckle over the harness fold/L shape, pulling straight up to the sky - it will take some effort, so don't be afraid of really giving it a good pull. You'll likely need the whole harness length to work the buckle across the twist.
I hope that helps 🙂