Four straps: As the name suggests, a four-point harness typically has four straps that connect to the seat or restraint system. These straps may be adjustable to ensure a secure fit.

Shoulder straps: Two of the straps in a four-point harness are typically worn over the shoulders. These straps help to keep the occupant in the seat and prevent them from sliding forward in the event of a crash.

Lap straps: The other two straps in a four-point harness are typically worn around the waist or hips. These straps help to keep the occupant in the seat and prevent them from sliding up and out of the seat in the event of a crash.

Buckles or fasteners: A four-point harness will typically have some type of buckle or fastener that allows the straps to be adjusted and securely fastened.

Material: Harness material is usually made of heavy-duty nylon or polyester webbing, which is strong and durable.

Padding: Some harnesses have additional padding on the shoulder or lap straps for added comfort during extended use.

Pull-down straps: Some harnesses have pull-down straps that make it easy to adjust the harness.