We have been looking for a space saver forever, finally found a really nice one. Problem is when the shoulder straps were disassembled and then reassembled by the previous owner they got pretty fouled up. Is there a diagram on how they are suppose to be assembled? It looks like the straps were removed from the buckles and put back wrong, both are different and neither looks right, HELP!!! Thank you

Do you still have it?

Hi, peel the cover from around the seat frame so that the shoulder strap hold the cover on to the seat.

Extend the set belts to their maximum length and recline the seat as far as possible.

Looking at the seat from the front, put your hand in the gap between the reat of the seat (bit that reclines) and the fromt of the fixed base (by the red dome and the instructions).

On the bit of the seat that reclines there is a 'door' that opens to reveal a metal clasp that the ends of the shoulder straps fix to at the top and the ****** belt at the bottom.

Unhook the looks from the shoulder straps from the metal clasp.

Pull the shoulder straps through the back of the seat upright. You can now pull them through the cover which is free for you to wash.


Thank you.

The Bugaboo's like 99% of all strollers have a 5 point harness. Two shoulder straps Two Lap straps and a center strap with the main body of the buckles. 2 year olds become little Houdini's pulling the shoulder straps off in both strollers and car seats. There are small buckle units you can buy that lock the two shoulder straps at chest height these are excellent at keeping kids in their place. Ask any nursery supply shop they should have them.

I don't have video instructions, but I might be able to explain it.

Find the straps that go on your shoulders. I know the right one has a warning label on it - they might both have it. The labels should be against your body, and the square where they meet should be on your front or back depending on where you want the baby.

Fasten the waist strap (has an odd oval shaped buckle) and the strap higher up between your shouders. If this second strap is too tight, you have to lengthen the shoulder straps.

Next, find the velcro bits that have buckles near them. These need to fasten above your baby's legs. do up the velcro then the buckles. Finally, the buckles over your baby's shoulders need to be attached to the little knobs on your shoulder straps. Squeeze them, fit them over the knobs and release.

If you're on your own, you might want to put the baby in first and then fasten it to yourself, I just find it easier to put it on myself first.

would assume you're talking like a booster seat with the back just no 5pt harness. You just buckle them up like you do. If they have those arm rest looking things, the part where it buckels goes under that one arm rest and the shoulder strap should go resting over his shoulder like yours. Some of them have a loop up top for the shoulder strap to go through. Just make sure that the toddler does NOT put their arm over the shoulder part of the belt. If you get into an accident this could break his/her ribs.

Well the best solucion is to cross shoulder straps and buckle it like that because soon they will learn how to take them of if you don´t do these: The straps have to be criss crossed on there chest  Hope these helps

What year is your Volo. Different years adjust differently. The newer ones have 3 height adjustment slots and a slider that adjusts the strap itself. They do not adjust way down though and even with teh straps as tight as they will go, they are still a little loose on my 15 month old granddaughter. I have found that buy tightening the waist straps it does keep her a little more secure.

I was able to find an online instruction manual for this stroller. From that manual, I was able to find the following instructions for removing the seat for cleaning.

"10 REMOVING AND REFITTING THE SEAT COVER
Remove hood from stroller if fitted.
A Twist shoulder strap end buckles and feed through holes.
B Feed waist and crotch straps through holes.
C Unclip seat cover retaining straps.
D Unfasten seat fabric from handle tubes and seat base.
E Slide fabric from seat back and base.
F When refitting seat fabric, insert seat back support tubes
into fabric slits.
G When refitting seat fabric to seat base, loop fabric flap over legrest
strap and pass crotch strap buckle through both holes in seat fabric
and then hole in seat base.
H When refitting shoulder straps, twist buckles and feed through holes."