43 replies to this topic

[Mark McCallister]

There's a ton of info here:  https://www.schrothr....com/technology on materials, stretching, homologation, etc., from one company's point of view, of course.

 

I just learned from that page:  "The biggest change required in SFI 16.6 versus SFI 16.5 is the addition of a mandatory Negative G belt, making all belts either 7 or 9 point configurations. The Negative G belt is a center mounted sub-strap that acts to hold the camlock and lap belts in position on the pelvis bones during a roll over or negative G incident."

[Brandon]

Good read - thanks!

 

There's a ton of info here:  https://www.schrothr....com/technology on materials, stretching, homologation, etc., from one company's point of view, of course.

 

I just learned from that page:  "The biggest change required in SFI 16.6 versus SFI 16.5 is the addition of a mandatory Negative G belt, making all belts either 7 or 9 point configurations. The Negative G belt is a center mounted sub-strap that acts to hold the camlock and lap belts in position on the pelvis bones during a roll over or negative G incident."

[William Keeling]

SafeCraft are the only lap belts I can tighten unaided -- just wish they had adjustable crotch straps like the Schrothr.

[Cnj]

Tard,

It's good to have you back...

CNJ