M Design Shoulder Strap Positioner to Reduce Neck Irritation (2-Pack)

I love this. I have them in all my cars. I have had one I’ve had for 5 years. It has not broke. It holds in place and does not get tangled up when you get out of the car. It’s a must have if the seatbelt cuts into your neck.

I got these to use in a friends car, as the seat belt was pushing right into my neck. I’ve had the same style on my own car for about seven years now and never had a problem with them. Only takes seconds to install (just look at the picture instructions) and you’re ready to go. They’re inexpensive and work great, no need to spend a fortune on a flashier style, unless that’s your preference.

I bought a different style to replace the one above thinking they are all the same. They are not! These are the best-sturdy, easy to use, & comfortable. The other style, you couldn't slip the seat belt in without a lot of work- very frustrating. Get these!

If you hate when the seatbelt touches your neck, this is an outstanding gadget. It holds the shoulder and lap belts together at any point around the bottom you choose to get the shoulder belt on your collar bone instead of your neck. I love them and have accidentally left them on my vehicle 3 trade-ins in a row over the years. So, I keep buying more...I refuse to be without them.This is the first time I've bought them online (usually get them at AutoZone). The plastic on these aren't quite as thick, but they still work well. My only real gripe is that the the gap to slide the shoulder belt into is barely wider than the belt thickness, so using them is a littler harder than I'm accustomed to. I'm guessing a wider gap combined with the thin plastic would make it too flimsy to last. Too bad, because it's a lot easier to just put up with this small shortcoming than to remember to go to AutoZone for a pair.

I have been using this item for several years, and just ordered another set for a new car. This is a very simple, easy to use item that is effective at repositioning the seatbelt so it does not cut across my neck. Installation is super easy—click it onto the lap part of the seat belt, which is where it will stay. After you fasten your seatbelt, simply slide the shoulder part of the belt under the little plastic post. No need to remove the item from the seatbelt each time, and no complicated adjustment. Just make sure that when you install it, the opening under the post is facing down toward your lap.

These work great. Secure seat belt away from neck area to make them more comfortable. Used for years.

I've tried several seat belt adjusters. This one is easy, efficient, and effective. I've used it on every car I've owned for years.

These look cheap but I have tried the other kinds and these are the best for getting the shoulder belt to stay off your neck or the sensitive part of your breast. The part that attaches to the belt stays on but slides easily. It is really simple to position it where you want and loop the shoulder strap under the hook each time you get in.The slim "Euro"-style are harder to use. They tend to pop off. The wrap style that simply tie around both parts of the belt make the belt bunch up and sometimes make the belt too loose. I've tried everything, these are the best.Back when shoulder belts became standard on US cars, the shoulder part of the belt was sewn down to the lap portion a couple of inches before the buckle with tensioners on the top AND bottom. The shoulder belt came across your shoulder at the correct angle. I guess that was too expensive so now the seatbelts only have a tensioner on the bottom and the shoulder strap hits you anywhere other than the shoulder.