rear seat belts flap in wind

[ONDROX]

When i get above 35 mph, my rear seat belts flap around in the wind and drive me crazy. I have tried fastening them (as someone would wear them), but that doesn't seem to help. Anybody else have this problem? Anybody got a way to fix it?

[javelinadave]

I use a small bungee cord around each belt wrapped around the roll bar. It works pretty good. It will fight the insanity at highway speeds.

[Trigger]

Go down to Lowe's and buy yourself a velcro strap for each of them and tie them to the roll cage. $2/each. Not beautiful but very functional.

I've seen prettier wraps that wrap the whole thing but you can't beat my solution on price.

[jbird]

My wife made me two black canvas wraps with velcro that I put on the rear roll cage arms. The look like the softtop and work very well.

[tbrand2068]

I simply ran the belts underneath the rear rollcage pads.

[scot]

I simply threw the belts away with the rear seat....

[Cyborg]

I found some heavy duty rubber band type things with a little plastic T on one end of the loop. I wrap them around the rear roll bar and use two on each side. They work great and actually look pretty good too. Cannot remeber the brand name of these but I bought them at Fred Meyer here in Portland.
Cost about $4 for a 4 pack.

Larry

[jimmy salmon]

i just use cable ties around roll cage

[Joe P]

I have velco straps and they work great.

[draaronr]

Put the top back on. ha ha couldn't resist, if you don't use them use some zipties, small and descreet, just not good if you use them often.

[ONDROX]

unfortunately, I need to use them almost daily

[jbird]

I will take a photo of the device that I made (mainly my wife made). It works very well and looks like it came from the factory.

[bbandit]

I borrowed some "scrunchies" from my daughter. The girls use them for field hockey and lacrosse. I took a nice green pair with lacrosse sticks on them and they work great for me.

http://www.sheplayssports.com/spfhocky2.html

[lobster]

Just run them under your roll cage pads and buckle them through the seat.

[boshea]

Fastex buckles and webbing from your local REI work pretty well too.