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We bought this booster for a very tall near 2 year old who had outgrown her convertible seat. Installation was OK in our Hyundai Santa Fe - I think all carseats are a little tricky, each with its own directions and eccentricities of getting it to fit in your specific car just right. No issues after reading the manual and a little trial and error, as expected for a car seat. Daughter is now 3.5 and still very comfortable in this seat (using harness system). I agree with some posters who say the “pillow” makes the head tilt too far forward, but our daughter rarely sleeps in the car (I know, that’s unusual), so not an issue for us. It’s just stuck on with velcro, so you can just take it off if it’s an issue. The loosen/tighten strap adjustment knob on the side is a great feature, and works pretty well. You do have to use just a little might, but easy enough. Much better than our other carseat where you have to pull the strap straight down underneath the seat at just the right angle - yuck. We never used the cupholder, just because we needed to use the space next to the carseat for another person to sit. All in all, this is a nice seat, with nice fabric and padding, our daughter loves it, there are no real issues, and it was a great price.
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If a child is fine with a single child seat, or a 'baby-convertible' / car seat, its time to transition the child in a booster seat if he or she will overcome the limitations of existing security (usually around 40 pounds) but not ready for seat belts, the minimum height (recommended to start a child with safety belts is only 4'9 "). These seats usually can a child from 30 to 100 pounds (usually 4 to 8 years to catchAge). Manufacturers of infant car seats distinguish bound by strict guidelines, and you will be surprised that the protection of some of the most expensive seats are no better than those that are less expensive, offer no.
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This seat is perfect in every way. It fully supports my four-year-old son, is easily adjusted to change with him, and he says it’s very comfortable. It has an aluminum back support, big wings that support his head better when he falls asleep in it, and it’s one of the best rated car seats of this type. I would recommend this for anyone with a child in this age group.
Feature
- Booster car seat from Recaro is a univeral lightweight restraint system
- Recaro car seat features SIP System which is side impact protection
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I purchased this seat for both my 5 year old and my 3 1/2 year old. Even though they are 18 months apart, they are about the same size and weight. Both fit very comfortably in the seat (even though they are both barely above 35 pounds). The seat belt shoulder adjuster is great and they do not complain about the seat belt hitting across their neck. The cup holders may be useful (I did not put them in) but my kids are not allowed to have drinks in the car so I do not know if they get in the way. I do agree with other people that to carry the entire seat is difficult because of the way the seat back folds, but since it folds, it does fit in a trunk for transportation very well. My only other complaint would be the arm rests do not lift up so it makes it a little more challenging to reach around and tuck the seat belt in to buckle it in the car. Otherwise, it is a great seat and I am planning to purchase 2 more for my husband’s car.
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Overview
Recaro Vivo High Back Booster Child Safety Car Seat. The all new RECARO High Back Booster. As your child grows â” so do his or her demands. The all new RECARO High Back Booster Vivo not only looks good, it also offers excellent side-protection for your child due to its extra large head and side wings and fully adjustable headrest. In addition, it is equipped with a convenient carrying handle and can be easily transported between vehicles. The Vivo Microfiber, the comfortable padding, its adjustable backrest and integrated armrests add fun and pleasure to every journey. We carry the entire line of Recaro Products.
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Feature
- Belt-positioning booster 30-100 pounds
- Flip-down cup holder
- Padded armrests
- Removable, washable, cushioned seat pad
- Lightweight design for easy traveling
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Product Information : Jan 14, 2010 19:15:06
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OK… I have to say that it’s truly bizarre that there are no reviews for this seat anywhere!
I bought it based on the crash testing ratings(tops in the German list and their standards are high) and because it looks cool.
My daughter loves it and says it’s comfy. The seatbelt never touches her neck. It’s very solid feeling… easy to reach across to fasten the seat belt… The cup holder is pretty weird… you have to take it off if someone needs to sit next to her.
I had a Graco Booster that my daughter folded like a rag doll in when she slept… so off I went to find a booster that reclines.
We’ve had this a couple of months now… sleeping is great, she still flops forward if she falls asleep in a funny position but I am able to adjust her then her head will stay back the rest of the time.
We got the Chili color and it’s great! Hot pink, apricot and a dark plum… very stylish. I’m going to get a second one soon to replace her Britax in our other car.
You should go to their website and pick England as your country… they have a movie there that shows assembly etc. The British seat is a little different, but the movie was helpful to me on putting it together and setting the recline position.
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