Car Seat Travel Belt | Car Seat Travel Strap to Convert Your Car Seat and Carry-on Luggage into an Airport Car Seat Stroller & Carrier - Bright Orange and Heavy Duty - Includes Bonus E-Book Gift

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 didnt 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 wasnt 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 doesnt 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! Im so glad I found this.

As a single mom traveling alone with my 3 year old this was CRITICAL in navigating the airport with luggage, car seat & son in stroller. Such a simple concept but worked PERFECTLY!!!

Is it worth this much money- I don’t know but we’ve used it A LOT and it’s a real back saver in the airport. When we’re not using it for the car seats, we’ve used it to strap other bags together too. It’s a help.

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!

If you travel with your car seat in the airport this is the way to go. Holds it well to attach to your bag and easy to put on and get off.

This is great for hauling a car seat around an airport.

Do yourself a favor and get a very large duffel backpack specially designed to hold your car seat. Chances are you’re checking your bags and this will be annoying to bother connecting and disconnecting. We didn’t bother and instead used the duffel backpack a lot turns out. Happy traveling.

Simple belts/straps with buckles. Center of strap has a hook that you attach the back strap of your car seat to. You then pull down and it lifts the car seat up in front of the luggage. Buckle it, tighten and you’re good to go. It’s a simple mechanism but was SUCH a lifesaver going through one airport into another. It of course has to be detached to go through security and then again at the gate but it’s so worth the 2/3 min it takes to strap these down. You can even lift it high enough to just push your 4 wheeled luggage and it not touch the ground. We had a 4 wheeled luggage and also a 2 wheeler that was pulled at the angle. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Directions were easy to follow. Easy to use.

Definitely handy for its purpose. However, think carefully about your trip. For us, we will probably not use this again because our most common itinerary requires 3 flights. Most carseats are too wide to fit down the aisle of the plane. So thats a minimum of three times we have to disassemble and carry the carseat. Not to mention at security, etc. Which, with 3 kids poses an extra special challenge. Next time we will probably (reluctantly) check out carseats.