Car Seat Travel Belt

It's amazing how such a simple thing can be so unbelievably useful. We were going on a cruise with our toddler and knew we had to make some small walking trips between the port and hotels. With all the necessary stuff that comes with traveling with a toddler we were facing either expensive shuttles for ridiculously small trips, or risk trying to carry everything and wrangle the toddler at the same time. This thing allowed us to seamlessly connect his car seat to either our rolling carry on, or our one giant piece of luggage, and it ended up being strong enough that we could even stick our kiddos backpack in the car seat as we were pulling it. The design is so simple and it's easy to clip on and off as we were going through security in the airport. It's always easy to figure out what goes where with very little searching, which is necessary during hectic times. Overall, this has allowed us to save a ton of money and made our lives so much easier during some of the most stressful times we've had with our toddler. Can't recommend it enough, it's a must-have for us!

So I actually used this to attach a Cosco Scenara NEXT to a Summer Infant 3D Lite Stroller. I had taken my 9 month old to Europe a couple of months prior and was determined upon our trip to the Philippines, to bring our own car seat. I had read that car services there tend to lack car seats for rental use.This belt, though cited for luggage, worked so much better attached to a stroller. It was a makeshift travel system. It made going through the airport with the baby, car seat, hand carry and stroller all manageable with one hand. I tied the length of the belt around the car seats belt hooks on either side and around the back of the strollers aluminum sidings. Then the top of the belt connects through the backend of e stroller to the car seat tether. Both parts of the belt are adjustable, so you can tighten to your desire and be secured knowing the seat has 2 places that it is secured at. I used it this way with the baby secured to the car seat. We flew multiples Domestic destinations while within the Philippines, using this method. This belt is amazing! Other parents asked about it; and wished they had known about it. I love this thing and hopefully after the pandemic dies down a bit, we can make use of it back in Europe as well!

Overall this was easy to use once you learn how to wrap the suitcase. Worth the lower price for sure. Definitely NOT meant to also hold kiddo seated the carseat while strapped to the suitcase. The strap keeps the empty seat stable for the most part, even on a lighter weight rolling bag that is the exact carry-on size limit. Glad it's a bright color so it's always easy to find, like when leaving the plane and hooking it back up. Be careful to make sure the strap doesn't ever twist near the tightening/loosening plastic fasteners -- once it twisted and went through, it jammed and was almost impossible to get it untwisted (hence 4 star rating, and not a 5). Thankfully it happened at home and not at the airport. Also note that you have to detach it when you go through TSA since carseats are searched separately. Another note, if you have a standard/wide carseat, it's still difficult to roll the suitcase with carseat strapped, onto the plane between all the seats (I had to put significant effort for each row of seats, it barely fit through). Those were my only drawbacks, but it still wins over carrying the heavier car seat everywhere.

The Alnoor USA "Car Seat Travel Belt Strap" worked amazingly!OUR STORY:At the airport, after placing my child in the baby carrier hooked to my chest; In less than 2 minutes, I removed my 7-pound Cosco Scenera Carseat from the truck and easily attach it to the front of my hardsided carry-on roller suitcase using the Alnoor Strap!And just like that, we were off. I was able to transport our large wheeled suitcase (to be checked), my carry-on with carseat attached, a Gb Pockit Air stroller, and the backpack diaper bag all at once!!!Sure, it was a bit slow moving at first, but once the large bag was checked life was easy. Our travel and vacation was then carefree.Most importantly, the Alnoor straps polymer buckle system also releases easily. So once aboard the plane, accessing the carseat so that I could attach it to the airplane passenger seat was quick. And when deplaning, the reverse is also true.SUMMARY:A good, quick, and secure way to travel with the carseat. The price is fair, the product works as advertised, and overall it made our travels so much easier.So yes, I definitely recommend this Alnoor USA travel carseat strap.*** SAFETY *** This strap (or any strap) should only be used to secure an EMPTY carseat. Reviews of parents strapping their kids in their carseats, then placing it and them on to strollers, trolleys, or luggage is UNSAFE.Please DO NOT DO THIS... EVER!

This was perfect and worth the money! It was easy to store and made traveling a breeze! The quality is good and it was a good fit.

Very easy to put on, but kept slipping off over it was OK for the trip

This belt was so handy on our last trip! Traveling with an infant in a rear-facing car seat that snaps into the stroller was easy. But once she became a toddler, and required a big girl car seat, we didn't know how we were going to lug it all around, much less fit it into the rental car. Attaching the car seat to the carry-on suitcase was already a good idea, but I still wasn't sure if she could ride in it while it was attached, and we would still have to drag the stroller with us. I read a review suggesting that you strap the car seat to an umbrella stroller, and it worked! Just as simple as snapping the infant seat onto a stroller, this was the answer to all of our problems! Just make sure that your car seat fits well into the umbrella stroller, and that it doesn't exceed stroller weight limits with baby on board. It was so easy to disassemble and reassemble for security and at the gate. We just left her in the car seat and carried her on to the plane, leaving the stroller to be stowed. Best idea ever! I'm so glad I found this.