Car-seat crash testing of kids' winter coats
Are children's winter coats crash-tested for car seat safety?
Onekid The Road Coat Transition: The coat is crash-tested and CPST-approved. The page shows a side-by-side crash test comparison of a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both staying below the FMVSS 213 limits. Onekid The Road Coat Vegan: The store listing describes the coat as crash-tested and CPST-approved for car seat use. The maker's testimonial page says an independent lab crash-tested one dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, and that both tests stayed within limits; the coat's results are described as comparable to the plain-clothing test. Onekid The Road Coat Down: The page presents two crash tests by an independent lab, one dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both results below FMVSS 213 limits. The page shows an independent crash-test video in which two identical dummies, one in only a t-shirt and one wearing the Road Coat, both performed below federal safety limits, and the page says the tests were run by the Child Passenger Protection Research Program. Onekid Car Seat Coat | The Road Coat Transition: The maker's testimonials page hosts a video of two independent crash tests, one with a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, run through the Child Passenger Protection Research Program so the two can be compared.
| Product | Why | Crash test | Test details | Fitting check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Onekid The Road Coat Transition sold by strolleria.com | The page shows a side-by-side crash test comparison of a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both staying below the FMVSS 213 limits. | The coat is crash-tested and CPST-approved. listing | The page shows a side-by-side crash test comparison of a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both staying below the FMVSS 213 limits. review | A certified CPST is shown performing the pinch test on the coat to demonstrate that the harness stays snug. review |
| 2. Onekid The Road Coat Vegan sold by strolleria.com | The store listing describes the coat as crash-tested and CPST-approved for car seat use. | The store listing describes the coat as crash-tested and CPST-approved for car seat use. listing | The maker's testimonial page says an independent lab crash-tested one dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, and that both tests stayed within limits; the coat's results are described as comparable to the plain-clothing test. review | - |
| 3. Onekid The Road Coat Down sold by strolleria.com | The page presents two crash tests by an independent lab, one dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both results below FMVSS 213 limits. | The page presents two crash tests by an independent lab, one dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, with both results below FMVSS 213 limits. review | The page shows an independent crash-test video in which two identical dummies, one in only a t-shirt and one wearing the Road Coat, both performed below federal safety limits, and the page says the tests were run by the Child Passenger Protection Research Program. review | - |
| 4. Onekid Car Seat Coat | The Road Coat Transition sold by strolleria.com | The maker's testimonials page hosts a video of two independent crash tests, one with a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, run through the Child Passenger Protection Research Program so the two can be compared. | The maker's testimonials page hosts a video of two independent crash tests, one with a dummy in a t-shirt and one in the Road Coat, run through the Child Passenger Protection Research Program so the two can be compared. review | - | - |
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Written 2026-10-15T11:35:18.633Z.
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