Booster car seats with crash-test results
Which booster car seats have results from independent crash tests?
Cybex Solution G2: The 2025 test gave an overall grade of 2.1, good, with safety 2.3, side-impact protection 1.7, and front-impact protection 2.8. The seat scored 2.1, good, in the May 2025 ADAC test, placing it in the upper tier of high-back boosters. Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 Belt Positioning Booster Car Seat: The reviewers report better-than-average crash-test results, with lower recorded G-forces in the dummy sensors and one of the best head (HIC) sensor results, suggesting a potential extra margin of safety. BabyGearLab's overall score is 75 out of 100, with crash test 7.3, ease of use 8.3, weight/size 6.5, comfort 7.3 and quality 7.8; it named the seat Best Budget High Back Booster Car Seat. PEG / Peg Perego Primo Viaggio Flex 120: It earned some of the best crash-test results in the test group, with lower G-forces in the head and chest sensors than much of the competition. Maxi-Cosi RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster Car Seat: It scored 69/100 and ranked #10 of 17 in its booster review; category scores were crash test 6.5, ease of use 7.9, weight/size 6.6, comfort 7.3, and quality 5.2.
| Product | Why | Crash test result | Overall score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Cybex Solution G2 sold by albeebaby.com | The 2025 test gave an overall grade of 2.1, good, with safety 2.3, side-impact protection 1.7, and front-impact protection 2.8. | The 2025 test gave an overall grade of 2.1, good, with safety 2.3, side-impact protection 1.7, and front-impact protection 2.8. review | The review gave the seat an overall score of 75 and concluded it performs better than average but that better options exist at the same or lower price. review |
| 2. Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 Belt Positioning Booster Car Seat sold by strolleria.com | The reviewers report better-than-average crash-test results, with lower recorded G-forces in the dummy sensors and one of the best head (HIC) sensor results, suggesting a potential extra margin of safety. | The reviewers report better-than-average crash-test results, with lower recorded G-forces in the dummy sensors and one of the best head (HIC) sensor results, suggesting a potential extra margin of safety. review | BabyGearLab's overall score is 75 out of 100, with crash test 7.3, ease of use 8.3, weight/size 6.5, comfort 7.3 and quality 7.8; it named the seat Best Budget High Back Booster Car Seat. review |
| 3. PEG / Peg Perego Primo Viaggio Flex 120 sold by strolleria.com | It earned some of the best crash-test results in the test group, with lower G-forces in the head and chest sensors than much of the competition. | It earned some of the best crash-test results in the test group, with lower G-forces in the head and chest sensors than much of the competition. review | - |
| 4. Maxi-Cosi RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster Car Seat sold by strolleria.com | It scored 69/100 and ranked #10 of 17 in its booster review; category scores were crash test 6.5, ease of use 7.9, weight/size 6.6, comfort 7.3, and quality 5.2. | It scored 69/100 and ranked #10 of 17 in its booster review; category scores were crash test 6.5, ease of use 7.9, weight/size 6.6, comfort 7.3, and quality 5.2. review | It scored 69/100 and ranked #10 of 17 in its booster review; category scores were crash test 6.5, ease of use 7.9, weight/size 6.6, comfort 7.3, and quality 5.2. review |
Also cited in the text
- Cybex Solution G2, ADAC result: The seat scored 2.1, good, in the May 2025 ADAC test, placing it in the upper tier of high-back boosters. review
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