Safety 1st Go-Hybrid Booster Car Seat - Clarksville

Comments about Go-Hybrid Booster Car Seat - Clarksville:

The booster seat is great but even more pleased with Diaper.com's quick delivery and cheap price. Only thing I forgot that booster seats sit so low, child cannot see as much as in the infant seats.

Comments about Go-Hybrid Booster Car Seat - Clarksville:

We bought two of these boosters for our 4yr old twins who only weigh 31lbs. We are traveling in the US a lot this summer and I loved the idea they fold and have five point harness. We have now installed (tried) in 4 cars and the 1 minute installation is a bit false.
Jaguar Sedan- latch hooks so deep in seat the boosters
Strap length barely was long enough
1999 ford explorer - no tether hook so no
Mazda sedan (easiest) latch hooks easy and were able to lift headrest to tighten tether
Gm traverse-latch hooks great but headrest did not lift so very hard to tighten tethers
In general I find tightening the tethers very difficult if want tight fit. The ability to fold and fit in bag is great for travel but if kids weigh enough and not traveling much then prob easier to just get regular booster.

Comments about Go-Hybrid Booster Car Seat - Clarksville:

I bought this carseat when my 4-year-old was big enough to use an airplane seatbelt and I did not want to lug two giant carseats through the airport (we also have a 2-year-old). The seat seems odd when you first take it out of the bag, and you may think it seems flimsy because it does not have a solid back piece. However, once you install this seat, you see the genius of it. If your kid is too big for a regular carseat but you don't want to give up the 5-point harness, this seat is perfect. It installs very tightly and feels totally secure. We now use this seat as a permanent seat in our sedan. Installation is easy and the seat is compact. The case for travel makes it very easy to check as luggage, and it not overly heavy to carry around. Potential drawback depending on your situation: does not work for very old or third world cars without latch and tether connectors (remember that Caribbean islands often have newer cars that are from countries that do not require latch and tether connectors).