The Auto Zip line is working well to keep our dog safe in the SUV and the car both--she likes being able to move about in the back seat, we like that she's safe back there and not popping into the front seat for attention while we're driving!

The zip line is a great concept but should not be sold without a swivel. My dog tried to lay down and because she turns before she lays down it twisted her harness so tight she couldn't move. It was a scary experience. A swivel would make it a 5 star review.

I found this is good for my 80 lb lab, who comes with everywhere... I keep this installed 4Runner and it stays out of the way. quality product would recommend

Super durable construction. My standard poodle had used a seatbelt strap for years, but this system allows him unrestricted movement in the backseat. Ran it across grab handles in Outback and new Land Cruiser.

It took some trial and error to find the right attachment points as the zipline didn't stay attached to the buckles as pictured. (My car doesn't have ceiling handles to use instead.) That said, once I worked out a suitable workaround, it works great. The only thing I wish was different was that it had a swivel on carabiner.

This is a good product, but it has some design flaws. I had to add heavy duty carabiners in order To attach the tether strap to my headrests because the hooks that are on the tether strap would not stay on even with tension. The other flaw is the carabiners on the straps that attach to the dogs harness do not swivel and my dog rountinely Houdinis herself off the strap because she likes to turn in circles before laying down. By the time she has turned around 3 or 4 times, the carabiner twists against the clip loop with enough pressure to pop off. I had to add swivel carabiners to this set up to get it to work. This are design flaws that could be fixed by the manufacturer.

I purchased on of these a long time ago. Probably 10 years or more... I'm almost positive the the end that connects to the harness had a swivel clip (??). That way when the dog moved around, repositioned, etc, it wouldn't just continue to twist the lead. I have since misplaced that one and just bought a new one for a smaller dog. Was surprised to see that there is not a swivel (like on a regular leash). It only makes sense.... I know I can go buy one and add it on, and will have to, but for the cost and the quality I have always known from Kurgo I'm a little disappointed by that. Am I wrong that it used to have a swivel? Besides that it's a great product , which is why I bought another one.

Our dog Stuart is an anxious passenger. He is constantly trying to get into the front seat when my wife and I are driving. We tried a hammock and it did not work. The Kurgo line gives him the ability to move around while providing safety and keeping him out of the front seat. It's also very easy to install and remove as needed.