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Sheena
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
This buckle guard does work but it seems very cheap so I'm not sure how long it's going to work without breaking....
Nicole C
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
These were hard plastic and way too big for the seat buckle, just jangled around loose! Also were too thick so the seatbelt buckle couldn’t latch into the base. Very cheap, unfortunately with this product you get what your pay for.. definitely recommend looking for one that is made of silicone and fits tight to the seat belt base.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
My son has (on several occasions) unbuckled my daughter's car seat without our knowledge. God knows how long we drove around with an unsecured child in our car before noticing the first time. After getting into big trouble, we think he has finally learned his lesson, but I wish we just had these installed to begin with.So here's the thing, they're super easy to install. I didn't even have to reinstall the car seat, I just unbuckled while holding the belt to make sure it didn't retract, popped the little cover on, then clicked it back in. Voila! Safety and peace of mind achieved.We only needed one of the two included covers (i.e., buckle guards) and the little plastic keys are unnecessary because any old key would be sufficient to unbuckle the seat belt. What won't unbuckle it, however, is a four year-old's grubby finger.Now you could probably 3d print something like this if you're so inclined, but they are quite affordable and a pittance in exchange for the peace of mind one gets from the knowledge that their child is safely buckled in and secured in their car seat.
Liz
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
For Doytn Buckle Guard:It works well enough, cute color is the main reason i choose it over the standard black ones. Ive used some in the past with sturdier feeling material though.
Nicole
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
This is the kind of safety item that a lot of parents will likely appreciate but special needs parents will probably appreciate more. We have a child who likes to open the seat belts, this is a super helpful safety item to keep that from happening. It feels well made enough, depending on the strength of the kid. Older kids may be able to break it but younger should be fine. And by older I mean older than the target demo, if you're using it for a special needs child. And even then it feels like it would take a lot to break, so I think it may be fine depending on how determined your kid is.
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