🔶 Spocoro 4 Point Safety Harness with 2-Inch Straps, Buckle Style for Go-Kart and Racing Seat, in Orange (Pack of 1) Review

Great seat belt replacement for my GY6 buggy. Screwed directly on and completely replaced the factory belts. Ordered a second one to fit a passenger. Good price and overall good product.

They fit my big Old Crown Vic perfectly at a 1/4 mile local track. Will I go to Daytona with them, damn no! For the money I thought they would be better than regular lap belts.

They are good for my Polaris rzr but I originally bought them for my '98 Jeep Wrangler but they don't work with the seat belt. And they didn't come with all the screws to install them, but it could have been worse.

We were able to use this harness in a karting project. The installation required us to weld plates with holes to secure the ends in a pin/bolt joint. The ends could just be welded as the plates are thick enough. Quality materials and assembly. Once it works, it pays off.

The plastic buckle broke after the first use when my son climbed into the trolley. It's really beautiful and adjustable. But the clasp sucks. So the most important part of the suspension is broken. The first one I bought hasn't broken yet, so I think it's an accident. I won't buy it again unless I exchange it.

This is an easy to use 4 point harness. Not too hard and good quality. It is fairly easy to install, just make sure you have a set of nuts and bolts that are the correct size for your vehicle as the nuts and bolts supplied with the seat belt will not fit all makes and models. Also make sure you have enough room along the length of the strap to adjust it as you screw it into the attachment points. Otherwise it is a plain quality product.

Pros and Cons - I feel the quality, belt and buckles seem appropriate for UTV riding. I installed this on a Massimo T-Boss 550 which is a small single cab UTV and the straps are just too long. Note that they come with some hardware but seem to suggest that users will install a weld nut type script. I had to reuse some of the nuts in my setup. In hindsight, given the 20/20, I would buy a 3" wide 4 point and pay the extra money. The cheapest option by far.

Dangerous! I would NOT trust these. I bought these to put in my Jeep for easier on and off with a single buckle. It's like regular seat belts with poor quality metal loops to attach and cheap fine flour and plastic to buckle on. The mounting metal is thin and light (like cast metal or aluminum that is painted rather than powder coated) compared to other real straps with 3/16" mounting metal (my son's kart is RCI SFI certified). I would probably trust them for a slow go kart, but not for a kid…