Read all the comments and the fact that some don't like them but I always wear mine. I was in a wreck a couple of years ago in a Buick that the girlfriend was driving and no fault of hers...cell phone talking driver was at fault. But, in my minds eye, I can still see that head on high bank coming at us and I recall glancing at the dash and where I was gonna kiss it at...and it didn't look good. Well, a last second change (somehow) made us land sideways and I was kinda thrown against the window/door. That right shoulder took almost two years to get to where I could use it again. I'm sure glad we were wearing belts or it'd been a lot worse. It was trying to toss us all over the place. Enough about that...after listening to the complainers not wanting to wear belts (I feel like a crook for saying this)...I should go in the tee shirt business....just paint a diagonal stripe down them which would look like a belt to an oncoming looker (law enforcement). And make a buck off of the hard heads. ohfred
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