evenflo big kid confidence booster seat – blacksmith
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Features:
- EPS energy absorbing foam
- Position right
- Tension right
- Comfort touch body pillow
- Comfort touch pad
- 5-Point harness
- Flip out removable cup holder
- 3 position harness height adjust
- 2 position crotch strap adjust
- 2 piece chest clip
- Removable, washable cloth pad
- Meets or exceeds all federal safety standards
- Factory installed tether & LATCH
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Technical Details
– Sleek, European Styling
– Unique lap depth adjustment, dual back adjustments and backless mode creat 39 different seat configurations
– Fits children between 30-100 lbs & up to 57? tall
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“Good chair” 2007-12-02
By Annushka
It’s just a good chair. Nothing exciting, it does the job. Very easy to put together and take apart if you want to use the base alone – which I did last week when we took the base with us on vacation. The lights are good, but you can’t point them in a different direction, say if you are sitting next to the kid and are trying to read. But, they are still pretty nice to have.
It doesn’t get attached to the car seat, it’s the belt that is holding it in place, so yes, it moves around if the child is not in it. In my car (Honda Civic) it works best on either side, but not in the middle: if it’s in the middle, then it leans if my son leans over.
“So far so good” 2007-11-25
By Z. Shaikh (Charlotte, NC)
We’ve had this seat for about four months and my daughter loves it thus far. We like the quality materials and the comfort offered at this price point (it was $60 @ B-R-U), and the reading lights are a nice feature.
We’re looking to buy another one for my 2nd daughter.
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