V VOLKGO Car Seat Travel Belt - Easy and Secure Carrier for Airport - Car Seat Belt Strap for Suitcase, Transform Your Baby Chair and Carry-on Luggage into a Dolly Airport Stroller.

Used on 3 trips. Easy to carry on trip and storage for the next trip. Quick to use once u get the hang of it and the reinforced seam at the end that gets fed through buckle several times broken in. We never put the baby in it. But it was a life saver for moving the awkward car seat around. In this way it also strapped my my carry on, however barely. I used a stroller, but I could do that because I wasnt alone. I would recommend.

This item really helped us when we took our trip this past week. However the sturdiness depends on the SUITCASE , held the car seat just fine, but my suitcase wasn't brim packed, so the kids couldn't ride in it, However it made having 3 kids and 2 adults with multiple baggage was easier. And very simple once we checked the car seat. we just undid the strap and it was soo nice not having to CARRY the car seat around, and to and from the car, along with kids.

Giving this a 4 star only because it isn't 100% the best solution This works perfect on the suitcase however with the weight of the car seat and the child its a lot on the luggage. I would definitely use a larger luggage but unfortunately the larger luggage doesn't fit on the plane. After I reached my destination I purchased a portable luggage cart, and attached everything to that and then it works perfect. It raises the seat up high enough off the ground so it's not dragging. Also, make sure you have more than enough time to get through TSA because you have to completely take this apart to go through TSA and then reassemble after cleared.

Great strap, and held up with no issues. The buckle was easy to use and of quality material. Security check at the airport all said now this is ingenuity at its finest. I attached my nuna exec car seat to my umbrella stroller and it worked out better than I thought. I also tested this out by attaching it to a small carry on bag that rolled and that also worked. I was contemplating ordering a roller cart which might be better depending on your situation. I had to disassemble the car seat from my umbrella stroller before getting on the aircraft as the isle was too small to push it down, but luckily staff helped me carry it to my seat and off the plane. Im not sure if you can push a roller cart down the isle of the plane so you might have the same issue.

I tried using this product, as it shows it can be used for.A double use travel gadget- easy transportation of both your carseat and your child - No need for a stroller, didn't have to check the carseat, could use the seat on the plane. Thought it was too good to be true!Well it was. Within 100ft. of my 20 lb son sitting in his seat while we rolled him in the airport the wheels on my suitcase were broken. We ended up having the check the carseat after we were through security.It was horrible. And then we were stuck with a toddler in an airport with no stroller.I can see how it would work for a carseat dolly - but it DOES NOT WORK AS ADVERTISED. PERIOD.

This thing takes time and patience to loop through the seat to the suitcase. For air travel it’s an absolute no, since you’re gonna have to unbuckle the strap and detach the car seat to run the seat through the scanner in TSA and when you board the plane. Defeats the purpose. Instead, spend the extra cash to get the Cosco Scenara as a travel car seat specifically, because the anchor straps allow you to valet it over your roller board suitcase with no fuss (The seat is like 7 pounds so it’s perfect for travel).

We used this to attach our 3 year old's carseat to our carry-on luggage at the airport. It securely and easily strapped to the suitcase and she loved getting to ride around on our travels! We didn't want to bring a stroller on our trip, and this completely sufficed for keeping her (and the carseat) in tow! Not to mention, she was making all the rest of the adults along the way quite jealous with her sweet ride... 😁

After getting dropped off at the wrong terminal in Fort Lauderdale I had to go from terminal 2 back to terminal 1. It's a long walk. Thank god I had the car seat attached to my large suitcase and wheeled it all the way. Was worth every penny and more. It was better to attach it your suit case than carry it or wheel something else. When I googled Frontier airlines, said terminal 2. wrong terminal 1 UGG.