Has anyone bought this combi booster and a radian 5 pt harness and can tell me how they compare in size? I have the radian and want to move to booster up t
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We don't have the Radian, but the Combi is, in my mind, very slim. It doesn't take up much room. It is not bulky.
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Renate to Medium should be fine...obviously because every dog is built a little different fits vary....if you are looking for a really great no pull harness however I would check out the RC Canine Equipment No Pull Harness on Amazon. Love their products, great quality and they work!
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It really comes down to you comfort level of a seatbelt vs. 5 pt harness. My son is 6ys and 40 lbs. We have the Frontier because we feel its still safer to have him in a 5 pt harness.
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I highly recommend using a harness. The one that we use is the SpareParts Joque harness. It fits perfectly
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I have not seen the Performance Booster in person. However, the Performance Sport does have the 5 point harness, which is removable once the child is ready for a shoulder belt. I suggest calling Recaro for more details.
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Honestly you have to ask the company. They don't put that info in the selling their harness or collars. I had to find out the hard way that if you have a mid-large dog then you might want to choose the harness instead of the collar.
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Linda, I have an Astro 220 and a DC 30 collar that came with it in 2011. I have added three DC 40 collars over the years. The DC 40's work better than the 30 (longer battery life and more options concerning up date frequency). As you know, none of this equipment is currently being manufactured. Garmin still supports it. I would strongly recommend that you register your equipment with Garmin at their web site. If you have a problem with any registered item they give good repair service. You may also want to check to insure that 30, 40, and 220 soft ware is the latest versions available. Hope all this helps. Linda, I have an Astro 220 and a DC 30 collar that came with it in 2011. I have added three DC 40 collars over the years. The DC 40's work better than the 30 (longer battery life and more options concerning up date frequency). As you know, none of this equipment is currently being manufactured. Garmin still supports it. I would strongly recommend that you register your equipment with Garmin at their web site. If you have a problem with any registered item they give good repair service. You may also want to check to insure that 30, 40, and 220 soft ware is the latest versions available. Hope... » Read More Linda, I have an Astro 220 and a DC 30 collar that came with it in 2011. I have added three DC 40 collars over the years. The DC 40's work better than the 30 (longer battery life and more options concerning up date frequency). As you know, none of this equipment is currently being manufactured. Garmin still supports it. I would strongly recommend that you register your equipment with Garmin at their web site. If you have a problem with any registered item they give good repair service. You may also want to check to insure that 30, 40, and 220 soft ware is the latest versions available. Hope all this helps. « Show Less
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Maxi cosi- Out of those 2. However, sounds like you have quite a tall little man, so I would probably recommend the Radian for you.
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This website shows pictures of both harnesses in question. Perhaps you can find your answer there. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/179284-4runnerstunners-2011-5th-gen-jbl-w-navigation-speaker-upgrade-build-thread.html I don't know what type of vehicle you have, however this link goes to a discussion on the two harnesses you asked about. Best of luck.
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I have Nikon binoculars and the Vortex harness works very well. No problem attaching the harness to the binoculars, the fit is good and comfortable. My experience has been good.
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I'm still working on that one myself. This is a long-term project for me and I need a harness to fit my Honda Ruckus frame. It didn't occur to me that this is an air-cooled engine before I bought it (the ruck is water-cooled) so I'm in a holding pattern until I talk to someone who knows more than I to work out the technical details.I would recommend checking with a local dealer that sells your brand of scooter and cultivating a relationship with the guy at the service counter.That's my plan.
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My last 250 I built I made a wire harness for it. I used this in the past and it seems to take up more room than I like. It worked, but very tight. Works better on 450 and bigger is my findings. Hope this helps
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I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If your child is on the "bigger" side I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit... » Read More I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If your child is on the "bigger" side « Show Less
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I had an xsmall for my Chinese Crested and MinPin/Chi mix. I felt they were much too small with both dogs. the small fits both perfect. I don't think weight plays much in sizing...all about making sure straps fit snug without the eyes bulging, which the xsmall did.
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i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow the dog to move freely and you don't have to take the harness out of the car.. i leave clipped to the "back" clip on the booster seat.. i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow... » Read More i bought an additional harness to leave attached to the booster seat.. its a little larger on my min pin, but goes over clothes etc.. the front adjustment is a good fit, the "stomach" adjustment is a little loose (she weighs less than 6 lbs) but she stays put.. this is the harness description i got on amazon:Cosmos ® Black Color Polyester Dog Safety Vehicle Belt Harness with Soft Sponge Cushion - Smallpaid less than $8 and had prime shipping, it also has the ability to "buckle" into a seat belt receiver in the car and the strap is adjustable enough to allow the dog to move freely and you don't have to take the harness out of the car.. i leave clipped to the "back" clip on the booster seat.. « Show Less
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IMO, not as easy as the 5point harness seats. Depends on width of your car. It will be very hard to buckle each seat belt. If your kids are still within the requirements of the radians, get them! They WILL! I had an Olds Alero and all 3 of my radians fit with no problem. These are a bit wider. :(
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I'm not impressed. Slow warm up time and wire harness is very cheap and prone to damage if your not carefull with the install.I like the 250-1870 from www.Rostra.com better.