MAX2

This video highlights the features of the EZ-ON Products Max2

[@CanadianPlanes]

That looks so comfortable

[@fireflypau]

It looks if it is more for prisoners

[@renedraxler9841]

good product nice video, but it can be even better😊

[@nickyp310]

I've seen electric chairs with fewer restraints than this.

[@DARK_AMBIGUOUS]

What if a student wearing a vest reaches behind their head and undos the latch that prevents the vest from unzippering, and then they use either of their arms to reach behind them and feel for the zipper and then unzip the vest, then they can lean themselves sideways and slide out of the vest and pull their legs out. There is no such thing as a Houdini proof vest.

[@BingBreep-mk6om]

They do have locking buckles that only open with a key. A very simple key which is just a flat rectangle piece of plastic but it would be very hard for the wearer to open from the back even if he or she has the 'key'. This is a very simple modification that could be added to the vest part of the system and wouldn't hinder the driver or the bus matron if the kids need to be unbuckled from the seat during an evacuation.

[@2380Shaw]

Why do you need that so they can't undo it themselves? Isn't that dangerous if there was a crash and the vehicle or bus caught fire and they had to get out quickly?

[@jarrettadams4102]

If they're that determined not to ride the bus safely, the parent will have to pick them up. Riding the schoolbus is a privelege, not a right

[@alexismarolle9876]

Je ne comprends pas on attache cette fille avec un harnais qui doit avoir 16 ans dans la video et dans la vrai vie elle ne sera jamais attaché d'une t'elle facon. C'est bien dommage, nous devrions tous etre attaché de cette facon

[@user-mm3wt4dq3f]

You are very wise to say that! You have my respect!

[@kdo-eq7wb]

C'est en Amérique qu'ils mettent ça en place je crois que ca sert en cas d'accident d'eviter que l'élève bouge ou défasse sa ceinture étant donner que c'est un harnais t points comme les sieges auto pour les enfants et aussi ya une sécurité anti evasion avec mes accroche a l'arrière pour être sur que personne ne sorte du harnais et le retire et il y a aussi une sangle qui maintient et passe entre les jambes pour éviter que tu le retire en passant par dessous et aussi t'es vraiment coller au siege une vrai prison j'en ai deja du en avoir un dans un bus

[@kdo-eq7wb]

C'est pour pas que les élèves bougent quand il ne l'ont mis je pouvais plus bouger et faire quoi que ce soit mis a par discuter avec le voisin a côté on ne peux même pas se retourner et ya une sangle entre les jambe qui gène pendant tout le trajet

[@alexismarolle9876]

@@kdo-eq7wb oui mais pourquoi tout le monde n'est pas attachée comme sa tout le temps ? C'est plus sécuritaire je serait curieux d'essayer sa. Tu est en France ?

[@kdo-eq7wb]

​@@alexismarolle9876 oui je suis en france mais je suis aller au États-Unis pendant 1 mois dans une famille et pendant le séjour j'avais ça dans le bus

[@nickyp310]

Is this a joke?

[@user-mm3wt4dq3f]

What do you mean?

[@nickyp310]

@@user-mm3wt4dq3f How about a seat belt and not a restraint device requiring an adult to attach "crotch straps" to my daughter. Secondly, let's talk safety. What happens in the event of an accident and you have 50 restrained kids who can't free themselves? Thirdly, let's talk practicality. Are you suggesting a bus driver take this time to harness and restrain each child as they board the bus? To get to school by 8:30AM, the bus will have to start at 5am. And, lastly, we don't have restraints on buses for a very good reason - They don't travel fast and if they are in an accident or emergency situation, fast evacuation is essential. What happens if a bus stalls on the train tracks or goes into the water? You expect the bus driver with a wicked hangover making $5 an hour to spend 45 minutes untethering 50 passengers before the bus is obliterated by a train or sinks to the bottom of the river? I think we can do better than restraining our children like they're Hannibal Lecter being carted off to a super max prison.

[@user-mm3wt4dq3f]

Listen dude I have been sending so many insults to this KZbin channel since I first found it. We need to stop adults doing this to children who can take care of themselves me and you can get so many people to join us and bring down this KZbin channel for good! Are you in?! Or are you out?!!

[@spades9115]

​@@nickyp310 have you seen videos of cars crashing into busses? The students go flying. Maybe the "crotch straps" wouldn't be a bad idea if people would stop over sexualizing everything nowadays

[@weslipscomb4766]

It’s for security for both the child AND the others in the bus. Keep in mind not all kids are like your daughter and might act like wild fucking animals. It’s also something you opt into. You are not forced to use this restraint. This is like the highest level security one the school system near me uses and it isn’t for everyone. They have far less invasive straps too that unbuckle pretty easy. And most often than not it’s special needs utilizing these straps and not the bigger buses with tons of kids.