Seatbelt Gripping Handle - Excellent Value: 2-Pack - Simplifying Buckling Up! Review

Seat belt anchor would be fine if it stayed in place. It has to be rotated all the time so I can reach the outstretched grip when I'm sitting in it. I have back problems so turning around to put on my seat belt is a problem. How can I keep it in the desired position so that it doesn't rotate on the belt all the time, causing me to turn around and pull down the seat belt anyway?

This seat belt grab is utterly useless. The rubber grip I have to hold on to is flimsy and falls off so I can't grab it. If it were made of metal and stood firmly enough to hold, it could be a good invention. I regret buying 2 of these useless bitches. Sending back a pair will cost more. I struggled to pack this junk rather than buckle up before buying this junk. Save your money!

Attaches easily to seat belt but doesn't stay in place, it slips off seat belt and hides somewhere under the seat where you can't find it unless you get out the car and start searching. Eventually I took it off and solved my problem by taking a 10 inch piece of pipe insulation and using double sided tape attached it to the side of the seat to fill the gap between the side of the seat and the seat belt bar. Bound Works like a charm.

Just to clarify I am a caregiver/husband. This device may be dangerous for people with disabilities. Easily attaches around seatbelt and won't slip. My wife found it just under the shoulder. The structure looked the same as in the picture. The first time she tugged, the two tongues parted. The tongues snapped onto the back of her hand and the side of her head. Without tongues, this thing is useless. This can be dangerous for those who cannot sit up on their own.

These handles help when you are having trouble pulling the seat belt through your body. I installed them under the slide buckle and over the slide stop. The latch on the passenger side wasn't big enough to keep the gripper from falling off, so I attached a 1-1/4 inch clip to it to hold it in place. When I wear the belt, the gripper rests on my lap. but it's soft and flexible, so it doesn't pose a problem. As someone said in their review, if it takes you about three seconds to position the…

The thing just didn't work. I've tried all sorts of methods to fix the errors (which of course I shouldn't have done) but none of them worked. It disintegrates when the handle is pulled, thereby detaching it from the seat belt. If you tape the covers (the black rectangles you see in the picture) together so they don't come loose, the seat belt will twist inside. When not in use, it slides completely over the strap and hides in an invisible cover on the floor. If you're trying to avoid that…

It slides over the seat belt so you can't rely on it being in the same place every time you reach for it. It should be under the clip, but the button (which keeps the clip from sliding down) doesn't prevent it from sliding down, so it's impossible to tell where it will end up. After trying different configurations, one of the connectors broke. It tends to curl up, so don't install it so it rotates out of the door when not in use, or when you sit down, close the door and grab it. White would be…

Despite the bad reviews I decided to give it a try. I have a rotator cuff tear and a pinched shoulder, and the seat belt in my only car is literally 6 inches behind my shoulder and not easily accessible even without shoulder issues. This item is not intended to be pulled as tightly as possible, nor is it used to pull a seat belt across your entire body. It just helps you grab the strap and bring it far enough forward where it is. easy to get. Then I grab him with my good hand and pull him to my