Features:

  • 2 Seats In 1 Removable back for easy transition to a no back booster
  • One hand, 6 position height adjustment to accommodate growing children longer. Seat belt booster fit-Top of child's ears are at or below the top of the child restraint
  • 2 cup holders for drinks
  • Energy absorbing foam liner provides added safety and comfort
  • Machine washable pad keeps seat looking clean
  • 2 Seats In 1 - Removable back for easy transition to a no-back booster
  • Easy! One-hand, 6-position height adjustment to accommodate growing children longer
  • 2 cup holders for drinks
  • Energy absorbing foam liner provides added safety & comfort
  • Machine-washable pad keeps seat looking clean
My Favorite booster seat!

This is my favorite booster seat. This is now my 4th one of this exact seat (3 different colors), so that each vehicle has 2 of them for my 2 kids. I like the cup holders being elastic so that it fits lots of sizes. The arm rests are nice and it is slim enough to fit side by side if needed. It has standard booster seat padding, which is fine for everyday use and even long rides up to 6-8 hours. When we drove straight through for 30+ hour road trip it wasn't enough padding and we added a towel for just a little more cushion. We use them as High Back boosters only 95% of the time as it helps keep their heads up if they fall asleep, and I just feel it is safer and more comfy for them. It does work fine as just the seat booster with the attached shoulder strap positioning strap.

The second seat for second child. ****Manual link if you need manual.****

The second seat for second child, and we decide to give older boy the new one, he is already too tall for the first position. I bought open box, It come without manual book but you could found at [...] So just in case someone looking for it. Good luck.

Great booster

I am by no means an expert in the realm of booster and car seats but I noticed a lot of negative reviews on here that are based on people not being informed. I thoroughly research these sorts of things before making a decision as my kids safety in the car is paramount. First I would like to address it being flimsy. Its designed that way for a purpose. Its not so much flimsy by flaw. This enables it to follow the velocity of motion and give in the event of an accident. The child is secured with the vehicle belt, so they will not stay in place as with a five point harness secured to a rigid car seat, so this would be of benefit that it would be able to follow the child. As to it moving around after installing... its a booster seat with NO anchors. Of course it will move, the idea of a booster is to lift the child up into position so that the seatbelt fits their body correctly. Its the job of the person buckling the child in to make sure the seatbelt is snug enough that the child and seat don't move around. If the seat can slide around with a child in it while buckled, it isn't on tight enough. This seat is a best bet pick by the NHSA for the fact that it has been rigorously tested and IS safe (when used right). Just make sure when using it with the seat back that the shoulder belt doesn't cross the neck or below the armpit (per the manufacturer in the manual). Make sure to put the lap belt on snug against the child and not over any heavy garments and the seat will not move... Besides the above information, it was easy to assemble and looks like cleaning will be a breeze. It is a hard plastic seat (but aren't all child seats?) But the pad is thick and my two boys seem to like them a good deal. The real test for comfort will be this weekend when we make a two hour trip one way to see family. If I remember, I will update this with how the kids fair comfort wise since that is typically a concern for most when making a decision. I should add that my kids are car babies and like to nap when we go places, and the plus to this seat is that with the back in use the head supports make great "pillows" holding them upright vs falling sideways in the seat.

My kids love their new seats

Seats are comfy, super quick buckle up, cup holders are easy for my autistic twins to use. Three seats fit easily in my Ford Explorer.

USE PROPERLY FOR SAFETY!!

Great booster for a child that has outgrown the 5 point harness type. Please, recheck your seat's weight/height/age limits on a regular basis to ensure that you are using the appropriate carseat/booster. I would also like to address a serious SAFETY CONCERN! In reading reviews here, I couldn't help but notice 2 reviewers pictures of IMPROPER/UNSAFE use!! I'm posting a screen shot, in hopes that others don't make the same mistake. The one reviewer was unhappy with the uncomfortable position her child was in while sleeping in this booster seat. IF it's used PROPERLY, the child is perfectly comfortable.

Great, Narrow Booster Car Seat

I bought this car seat because I was looking for a narrow high back booster to fit three across in the back seat of my minivan. We own a 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan and the back seat is very narrow (for a family car), probably around 50 inches across. We are expecting our fifth child so we needed to fit three across the back. We actually bought two of these car seats, one for my 40 pound, almost 5-year-old boy, and one for my 51 pound, 7-year-old girl. These two car seats (combined with an Evenflo SureRide in between them) fit the back seat perfectly. I like that the car seat grows with the kids. Since it converts from a high back booster to a low back booster, they will probably be able to use this seat until they are old enough and big enough to ride without it. The cup holders are a nice addition to the seat, and they are placed in such a way that they do not add width to the car seat. My son has fallen asleep in this car seat. The sides of the headrest come out to provide some cushioning on which the head can rest. I've seen car seats with more substantial padding around the head, but my son does not have a problem falling asleep in this seat. Also, I have not had a problem with him slumping over when he falls asleep. This may be because of the placement of the chair or the preference of the child. We were also very happy with the price of this car seat. It met all of our needs for the car and was priced in the mid-$30 range. Overall, this is a great car seat. We would highly recommend it.

Crash tested, parent approved

We had our 6yo son in this seat when our 2010 Toyota Camry was sideswiped by a semi on the interstate. We were going around 50mph in a construction zone at the time. We bounced off a concrete barrier twice afterwards. Airbags deployed. Car was totaled. Our son didn't have a single cut, scratch, bump, or bruise anywhere on his entire body. With the insurance money, we bought a new one without hesitation. This car seat did its job and saved our son. Five stars seems woefully inadequate.

It is acceptable as a seat and actually I found it works well with very upright seats.

Ok, truck owners, perk up your ears here, this might be the booster for you. Car owners, I have no complaints. But, I own two different boosters, this one and a Graco. In my car, the seat back is fine and either booster seat works, but if you own a truck, you know the seat back and shoulder belt are more upright and the Graco's loop for the shoulder strap just cannot function with my truck. The belt won't retract, the belt is hard to buckle. But, the Evenflo shoulder belt holder is great. It does not bind up. It is more simple than the Graco. Overall, this booster fits my truck so much better because it sits upright. People be like my kid can't sleep in this seat, I am like - Yeah, it sits up against the seat instead of awkwardly. That said, this booster is not "super fancy". You are shopping in the market of inexpensive seats. The booster part is thick and heavy, Reminds me of a Bumpo. I would hate for it to fly around my truck and hit me in the head. The padding is minimal but the dense material under it is not hard plastic so you know no complaints from the back seat. In other words, my son likes it. And, like I said, it actually works with my trucks seat/ seat belts and I would expect on other seats that is a problem for all trucks because the backs are all very upright.

NARROW OUTSIDE WIDTH FITS IN NARROW SPACES

I bought this seat to fit in a narrow seat space (squeezing in with 2 other carseats across the backseat). It is 17.5" wide at base--so a key selling point which met our needs. The raised arm rests make it easy for my daughter to find and reach her buckle (clarification: the arm rests do not rotate up, by raised, I just mean a space between the seat and the arm). [We also installed a 3" buckle extender which helps her with buckling herself since the seats are squished together--it fits with this seat--another selling point, since it did not fit our other booster seat.] The height adjustment is very simple with the release lever easily accessible for parent, located at the top center--important if using for multiple children/carpooling. This seat is lightweight and was easy to assemble out of the box. There is not much padding in the seat for child's tush, but for around town it is not an issue; if you were driving long distances, I might consider doing something about that. I also recommend protecting your vehicle seat from the underside--I noticed a small indent in our seat after using it for just a few days.

Nice booster seat!

I purchase two of these for my nephews, and was pleasantly surprised with the quality for the price I paid for them. They seem well made and are easily moved between vehicles. I also purchased a third in a different print, and they fit 3 across in my '16 Honda Odysseys third row, which made me VERY happy! They also fit three across in my sisters Chevy Traverse third row, however it is a very tight fit to buckle them in.

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