DMI Wheelchair Seat Belt and Safety Harness, Easy Install, 48 Inches long and 1.75 inches thick, Black

I have a disabled daughter in middle school. She uses foldable wheelchairs for daily mobility. The chairs that we have purchased do not typically come with seat belts, however they are needed for her to ride the bus. This product was SO easy to install. Was on in less than 10 minutes from opening up my delivered package. Has a very straightforward little installation guide. This will work perfect for our needs, and cost was great. Adjustable strap for different sized persons. Regular seatbelt type release which is nice as most are the plastic backpack type buckles. Would definitely recommend to anyone in an even remotely similar situation!

The seatbelt on my friends wheelchair was starting to not work every time. We couldn’t unbuckle it. So I found this buckle and it works great. No more fear of getting stuck. Easy to replace too.

I'm new to wheelchair world, so was flummoxed at the instructions to remove/replace a screw that was in a tight and awkward place under the wheelchair armrest. Then a kind soul showed me that the armrest itself was easily removable, which made changing the screw a snap. Maybe I'm the only idiot who didn't know that, but am sharing in case I have kindred spirits out there new to the wheelchair world, as well! Note: I do wish the seatbelt were a few inches longer. My husband is of "normal" size and fishing the seatbelt out of the side rails is just slightly annoying. Another couple of inches would have allowed it to drape over the side while transferring him to and from the chair.

Be sure to measure before making this purchase. It was not flimsy or anything, but it is just not long enough. I made this purchase to replace the belt that broke on my mobility chair. I didn't measure and assumed this new one would be long enough. Big Mistake! It would be okay for a pediatric mobility chair or someone small. Even if you have a teenie waist (adult), I think that you would have a problem when you wear a jacket or a coat. Luckily, I was able to just swap the buckle and the hardware from this new one. The plastic casing around the old buckle is what broke. For 10 bucks, I didn't sweat it, I was glad that my brother observed that they could be swapped and I'm happy to be secured in my mobility chair again.

belt too short