Seat Belt Extender by Type

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Can't buckle up? Seat belt too short? Problem solved. If you know the Type of seat belt extender you need (learn more below), then you can choose the style, length and color of your preference and start buckling up in safety and comfort.
Can't buckle up? Seat belt too short? Problem solved. If you know the Type of seat belt extender you need (learn more below), then you can choose the style, length and color of your preference and start buckling up in safety and comfort. The Car Seat Belt Extender was designed for those of us who need a little extra length to buckle our seat belts. It’s ideal for those who otherwise can’t buckle up, including some: larger people, people with a limited range of motion, people with medical conditions, people who wear utility belts with a lot of equipment like law enforcement officers and first responders. Believe it or not, all car seat belts were not created equal. There are dozens of different kinds of seat belts on the road today, so we carry the widest variety of Seat Belt Extender Pros™ Click-and-go options that accommodate most cars.There are three important things to consider when picking out a seat belt extender. Type An extender’s type is determined by its unique pairing of metal tongue and receptacle. Only purchase a specific Type of extender if you know the exact dimensions of both it's metal tongue and your seat belt metal tongue, and you know that they are identical in every way. If you're unsure, the best approach is to shop by vehicle. Just click here. Style There are three different extender styles: Rigid: Rigid Extenders buckle into the receptacle of your car's seat belt and stand upright, Regular: Regular Extenders are made out of the same seat belt webbing material as the seat belt's in your car, Adjustable: Adjustable Extenders are similar to Regular Extenders except the length is, well, adjustable. The style you choose will be determined largely by your specific need.If you are looking to make the seat belt receptacle in your car more accessible, perhaps due to limited mobility, you may prefer a Rigid extender. If you’re strictly looking to add some extra length to your seat belt, a Regular (sometimes described as floppy) extender may be more comfortable for you. Length Seat belt extenders come in a variety of lengths. The most important thing to remember when selecting length is always choose the shortest possible extender that is going to get you buckled in where you otherwise couldn't buckle up. Do all of these options leave you feeling a little overwhelmed? It’s ok! Simply click here to shop by car.