High-back booster seats for a growing child

Which high-back booster seats suit a growing child?

Uppababy ALTA V2 High Back Booster Seat: Recommended from about age 5 until outgrown, around age 10-11, provided the child can sit properly all the time. Child weight range is 40–100 lb (18.1–45.4 kg). Nuna AACE: Nuna's page says the AACE converts from a high-back booster to a no-back booster. Britax Skyline: The high back can be removed so the seat can be used as a backless booster, and Britax claims head protection for kids up to 63 inches tall.

ProductWhyGrowth rangeSeat modeCrash testInstallation
1. Uppababy ALTA V2 High Back Booster Seat sold by lovemedobaby.comRecommended from about age 5 until outgrown, around age 10-11, provided the child can sit properly all the time.Child weight range is 40–100 lb (18.1–45.4 kg). manualIt is a high-back-only booster, with no backless mode. reviewHead-injury sensor readings were relatively low, with about half the seats recording higher g-forces; chest-clip readings beat about two-thirds of competitors. reviewEase of use was among the best; rigid lower connectors snapped in without tightening or levelling. review
2. Nuna AACE sold by lovemedobaby.comNuna's page says the AACE converts from a high-back booster to a no-back booster.-Nuna's page says the AACE converts from a high-back booster to a no-back booster. guideIt recorded the lowest head and chest sensor forces in the group, suggesting a possible extra margin of crash protection. reviewThe blog calls lower-anchor installation quick and easy, with red belt paths and an expanding shoulder system. blog
3. Britax Skyline sold by lovemedobaby.comThe high back can be removed so the seat can be used as a backless booster, and Britax claims head protection for kids up to 63 inches tall.-The high back can be removed so the seat can be used as a backless booster, and Britax claims head protection for kids up to 63 inches tall. listing-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

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