Booster seats and the current federal car seat safety standard

Which booster seats are reported to meet the current federal car seat safety standard?

No checked fact reports that any booster seat meets the current federal car seat safety standard. The checked facts cover crash-test and ease-of-use ratings, which do not address that standard. Evenflo Chase Plus 2-In-1 Booster Car Seat: In Consumer Reports' 35 mph crash test the seat was rated BEST for harnessed crash protection, one of the strongest results in its group. Clek Olli: NHTSA's ease-of-use ratings list the Clek Olli (model S91000320093, booster made 2022-06-23) at overall 4 of 5 stars, with securing the child 3 of 5, labels 4 of 5 and instructions 5 of 5; these ratings measure ease of use, not crash protection.

ProductWhyCrash test ratingEase-of-use ratingFederal standard compliance
1. Evenflo Chase Plus 2-In-1 Booster Car Seat sold by evenflo.comIn Consumer Reports' 35 mph crash test the seat was rated BEST for harnessed crash protection, one of the strongest results in its group.In Consumer Reports' 35 mph crash test the seat was rated BEST for harnessed crash protection, one of the strongest results in its group. review--
2. Clek Olli sold by mybabyshoppe.ca Recall notice: Health Canada and Transport Canada, 2024-11-07: Transport Canada Recall - 2024716 - CLEK (safety notice, not a recall). The notice may cover only some serial numbers or dates of manufacture, which this listing does not show. What a match means.NHTSA's ease-of-use ratings list the Clek Olli (model S91000320093, booster made 2022-06-23) at overall 4 of 5 stars, with securing the child 3 of 5, labels 4 of 5 and instructions 5 of 5; these ratings measure ease of use, not crash protection.-NHTSA's ease-of-use ratings list the Clek Olli (model S91000320093, booster made 2022-06-23) at overall 4 of 5 stars, with securing the child 3 of 5, labels 4 of 5 and instructions 5 of 5; these ratings measure ease of use, not crash protection. guide-

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Written 2026-10-26T18:10:28.461Z.

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