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Item 1 of 7
expired Posted by anywhere4u • Apr 30, 2022
Apr 30, 2022 12:20 PM
YMMV Sam's Club Members: Chicco NextFit Zip Convertible Car Seat (Carbon) $126.71
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Chicco EZ cinch installation blows Graco out of the water. I do not mind moving the Chicco seats around.
This seat is the easiest one I have to tighten the straps when I put my son on the seat.
This specific model (nextfit ZIP) is the easiest to wash. You can zip off the whole cover without taking the seat out of the car or unthreading the harness straps.
I have the "air" model because it's supposed to be cooler for the child, but this is a great deal and if I were a sams member I would buy it for little brother!!
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Chicco EZ cinch installation blows Graco out of the water. I do not mind moving the Chicco seats around.
This seat is the easiest one I have to tighten the straps when I put my son on the seat.
This specific model (nextfit ZIP) is the easiest to wash. You can zip off the whole cover without taking the seat out of the car or unthreading the harness straps.
I have the "air" model because it's supposed to be cooler for the child, but this is a great deal and if I were a sams member I would buy it for little brother!!
The Chicco has very easy to use anchor connectors that make it a dream to move between cars if/when needed. Honestly, if I'd found any stock in my area I might've grabbed one as my youngest is about to graduate to front facing.
This distinction is less significant if you're not using anchor points, but I suspect that is a limited percentage of users these days.
Good luck!
Jon
The Chicco has very easy to use anchor connectors that make it a dream to move between cars if/when needed. Honestly, if I'd found any stock in my area I might've grabbed one as my youngest is about to graduate to front facing.
This distinction is less significant if you're not using anchor points, but I suspect that is a limited percentage of users these days.
Good luck!
Jon
I had diono, recaro, Clek, safety 1st for rear facing.
I had clek, Britax, nuna for forward facing.
For years I would move cars seats from one car to the other a few times a week since time twice in a day. After a while I could install both the clek and britax from one car to the other in less than 5 minutes. I'm a big fan of the Ridgid latch systems for forward facing.
add: I think I had 10 maybe 11 carseats total.
I had diono, recaro, Clek, safety 1st for rear facing.
I had clek, Britax, nuna for forward facing.
For years I would move cars seats from one car to the other a few times a week since time twice in a day. After a while I could install both the clek and britax from one car to the other in less than 5 minutes. I'm a big fan of the Ridgid latch systems for forward facing.
add: I think I had 10 maybe 11 carseats total.
Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
Rigid latch is better than semi-rigid but both will offer more protection in a side impact and roll over as it prevents the carseat from twisting, side loading, and listing.
It also makes installation less complicated with a higher chance of getting a correct install every time.
Having been in a side impact with a Diono rear facing with the rear facing tether installed, the carseat still ended up listing.
If there is an option with rigid or semi rigid latch I'm going with that option. which is what I did for all carseats going forward.
I went with Clek Oobr and Nuna Aace as both have some form of rigid latch and both allow for reclined position for napping; only rigid latch boosters allow that option.
Rigid latch is better than semi-rigid but both will offer more protection in a side impact and roll over as it prevents the carseat from twisting, side loading, and listing.
It also makes installation less complicated with a higher chance of getting a correct install every time.
Having been in a side impact with a Diono rear facing with the rear facing tether installed, the carseat still ended up listing.
If there is an option with rigid or semi rigid latch I'm going with that option. which is what I did for all carseats going forward.
I went with Clek Oobr and Nuna Aace as both have some form of rigid latch and both allow for reclined position for napping; only rigid latch boosters allow that option.
Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
Rear facing until 4 preferably 5 yrs old
Forward facing: high back booster until they outgrow the seat. Which is usually 57" or higher and 100-120 lbs.
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