The manufacturer has
tested the booster seat to ensure safety, but if your child doesn't fall within the correct weight range on those labels, it may not be able to properly protect your child in a crash.
Not exact matches
And for our road trip across Alberta, I was pretty happy to road
test the Clek Oobr
booster seat, as Bub had just outgrown his trusty Scenera.
If you're looking for a high back
booster, another trustworthy, high performing
seat is the Britax Romer Kidfix II XP SICT, simple to use and fit with excellent results in crash
tests.
Most importantly, this is one of the most thoroughly
tested car
seats and
booster seats on the market today - they even run
tests that aren't required.
About Britax Child Safety, Inc. (The Americas) Premium car
seat, stroller and accessories manufacturer, Britax intuitively designs,
tests and builds all of its birth through harness - to -
booster line of car
seats in the U.S.A. using U.S. and global components.
Priced around $ 65, this
seat fails the budget
test, which is a common motivational for choosing a
booster over a high chair from the start.
The new regulation demands extremely high safety standards and rigorous
testing on high back
booster seats, ensuring maximum protection for your child.
Similarly, it's safest for children to remain in a forward - facing 5 - point harness for as long as possible before moving to a
booster seat, and to stay in a
booster seat until they properly fit in the adult seatbelt using the 5 - step
test.
Consumer magazines rate it among the top backless
booster seats and it has been extensively crash -
tested.
The Diono Cambria Highback
Booster Car
Seat has complete side protection with deep headrest and full body sidewalls that have been
tested to be structurally sound.
Thanks to advances in car
seat safety technologies and developing crash
testing methods, 4 - year - olds that might have been moved into a
booster 10 years ago can still safely ride in a rear - facing car
seat!
You as a parent can rest easy knowing that this
booster seat has exceeded crash
tests as well as US safety standards.
Lastly, when buying a great child
booster seat, make sure that you check to see that it has passed all standard safety and performance
tests.
This
booster seat has been rigorously
test to meet and exceed all safety standards and has even been crash
tested to give you that little extra peace of mind.
Not only did this
booster seat exceed all standard and federal safety standards, it also was
tested highly for side impact safety.
The
seat is designed to help keep your child in a harnessed
booster longer, as well as to fit them up to 57 tall.You can easily see Gracos commitment to safety as this
seat is extensively crash
tested to meet or exceed Canadian safety standards, including side - impact
testing, and is outfitted with reinforced steel for effective energy management.
It is good to get a car
seat which has been
tested especially by the Highway Safety to be sure that the
booster is safe for your angel.
The Cosco High Back
Booster seat was also crash
tested and it meets or exceeds Federal Safety Standards, so you shouldn't worry about the safety of your kid.
It is a car which has been
tested for side impact protection, making it one of the best toddler
booster seat.
The KidsEmbrace Fun - Ride High Back
Booster is part of the Car
seat test program at Consumer Reports.
In our lab
tests,
Booster seat models like the Fun - Ride High Back
Booster are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
In our lab
tests,
Booster seat models like the Big Kid Amp are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
In our lab
tests,
Booster seat models like the Store»n Go No - Back are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
Kid to kid, Cooper demonstrates the 5 - Step
Test to ensure a child is ready for the adult
seat belt without a
booster seat.
After rigorous
testing, the IIHS bestowed its highest possible rating on every one of Britax's
booster seats.
Thankfully, we discovered Clek who was generous to let us
test out their Oobr
Booster Seat in their LIMITED EDITION tokidoki prints!
Booster fit (no - back): A rating that reflects a booster seat's ability to correctly position the lap and shoulder belts in various test vehicles using a child - sized dummy, when used as a backless b
Booster fit (no - back): A rating that reflects a
booster seat's ability to correctly position the lap and shoulder belts in various test vehicles using a child - sized dummy, when used as a backless b
booster seat's ability to correctly position the lap and shoulder belts in various
test vehicles using a child - sized dummy, when used as a backless
boosterbooster.
Side impact
tested and given the «Best Bet
Booster» designation by the Insurance Institution for Highway Safety, this
seat could be the
In our lab
tests,
Booster seat models like the Viaggio Shuttle 120 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
That's why at Consumer Reports, we evaluate the structural integrity of
booster car
seats in our simulated crash
tests and how the
seat belt fits on a
test dummy representing an average - sized 6 - year - old.
Side impact
tested and available in multiple prints and colors, this Graco
booster seat is safe as well as stylish.
Add new
test dummies to the evaluation process — including a weighted model to investigate
booster seat limitations.
There is a simple
test that you can do to determine whether a child is big enough to graduate from a child restraint system or a
booster seat.
Boosters earn a rating of BEST BET, GOOD BET, Check Fit or Not Recommended, based on a protocol that involves measuring how three - point lap and shoulder belts fit a child - size
test dummy
seated in the
booster on a stationary
test fixture.
Boosters earn a rating of BEST BET, GOOD BET, Check Fit or Not Recommended, based on a protocol that involves measuring how three - point lap and shoulder belts fit a child - size
test dummy
seated in the
booster on a stationary
test fixture under four conditions that span the range of safety belt configurations in passenger vehicles.
The ratings are based on evaluations of how three - point lap and shoulder belts fit a child - size
test dummy
seated in the
booster on a stationary
test fixture.
Previous installments have focused on other IIHS
tests, crash
test dummies, the propulsion system used to power crash
tests and the Institute's
booster seat rating program.
This roomy
booster seat utilizes a rigid structure and comes with a safety tether which has been crash -
tested up to 2000 lbs.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the new dummy is being used to
test all of the new
booster seats and car
seats for kids who weigh more than 65 pounds.
Unfortunately, no
tests are being mandated for children ages 4 - 8, who typically weigh more than forty pounds and are often placed in
booster seats.
An older child can be placed on a crash -
tested «safety
booster seat,» to properly fit a standard shoulder / lap belt.