Diono Angle Adjuster

Comments about Angle Adjuster:

Not everyone will need this to install a radian, though many will prefer the more upright angle at some point. But in my particular vehicle this angle adjuster makes a huge difference in getting a great install by changing where the seat belt buckle lies in relation to the belt path of the radian. My 2 and 4 year olds are now both using one of these. I was concerned about my 4 year old losing leg room with the more upright angle, especially in the crammed spot his seat is (between a large FF carseat and a wheelwell), but the angle adjuster actually sat the radian up high enough that his one leg can easily go up over the wheelwell and actually *gained* him some leg room because of that! I was also wondering if the width of the angle adjuster (slightly wider than the radian base) would be too wide for my extremely tight 3 across in the 3rd row, but it isn't a problem at all.

Comments about Angle Adjuster:

The Radian XTSL is a large car seat, and rear facing in a smaller car it can be very uncomfortable to have a passagner in the front seat, as the seat has to be pushed so far forward and angled oddly.

The angle adjuster solves that problem in about 5 minutes! Easy to read instructions (on a large paper AND on the adjuster itself), it is crash tested with the car seat (I wouldn't use a product from another manufacturer/third party), and the installation is super easy: lift seat and insert adjuster under until it hits the back of the seat. Tighten the seat.

My front passanger seat was so pushed forward my knees were almost to the top of the dash (am 5'8", have Acura RDX, 1 FF Radian behind driver, 1 RF Radian behind passanger). I installed the adjuster and now the passanger seat can go back to its "regular" position. Amazing!!

I wish they had this years ago for my first child!!

Comments about Angle Adjuster:

This thing is AWESOME! It allows us to put our front row seats all the way back with our Radians rear-facing behind them and even fit the Radians rear-facing in the 3rd row of our Mazda5 - no small task. It's really worth the [$]!