# Booster seat lifespan and replacement

How long does a booster seat last before it needs to be replaced?

No checked fact states a service life or a replacement point for these boosters\. The closest facts give production dates and size ranges only\. Britax Skyline: Britax lists the Skyline 2\-Stage Booster as made from 10/21/19 to present\. Britax UpNGo: The seat is intended for children weighing 18\.1\-54\.4 kg / 40\-120 lb and measuring 116\.8\-160 cm / 46\-63 in\.

### 1. [Britax UpNGo](/products/ucp/lovemedobaby-com/7538921570438) (sold by lovemedobaby\.com)

The seat is intended for children weighing 18\.1\-54\.4 kg / 40\-120 lb and measuring 116\.8\-160 cm / 46\-63 in\.

- Size range: The seat is intended for children weighing 18\.1\-54\.4 kg / 40\-120 lb and measuring 116\.8\-160 cm / 46\-63 in\. (guide) <https://love-me-do-baby.myshopify.com/products/britax-up-n-go-backless-belt-positioning-booster-seat-raven>
- Production dates: -

### 2. [Britax Skyline](/products/ucp/lovemedobaby-com/6596328226950) (sold by lovemedobaby\.com)

Britax lists the Skyline 2\-Stage Booster as made from 10/21/19 to present\.

- Size range: In NHTSA's Car Seat Ease of Use Ratings the Britax Skyline booster \(model E1C269H, made 2021\-01\-21, 40–120 lb, 44–63 in\) scored 4 of 5 overall in booster mode, with securing the child 3/5, labels 3/5, vehicle installation features 5/5 and instructions 4/5; these are ease\-of\-use ratings, not crash\-test results, listed at https://api\.nhtsa\.gov/childSeats?dataSet=ratings\. (guide) <https://api.nhtsa.gov/childSeats?dataSet=ratings>
- Production dates: Britax lists the Skyline 2\-Stage Booster as made from 10/21/19 to present\. (manual) <https://us.britax.com/support/instructional-videos-and-user-manuals>

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