Owner feedback on booster car seats
What do owners say about these booster car seats?
Cybex Solution G2: The folding design is said to make travelling internationally by plane easier; the collected reviews for this model are all positive. Comfort has been fine with no complaints and handling is much easier than with a previous rotating seat; the side panels can be pressed in to free space when three people sit in the back. Britax Highpoint 2-Stage: Reviewers found the high-back mode fits a wide range of children and vehicles well, but the backless mode’s lap belt fit was poor for their child models, placing the belt on the thighs rather than the hips. An owner’s Highpoint fit well in a Honda Accord after removing the headrest, but in a Honda Clarity with non-removable headrests it left a gap behind the seat exactly like the manual’s disallowed picture. Maxi-Cosi RodiSport: A forum post describes the RodiSport as on the narrower side, though not skinny, which parents may like for smaller spaces.
| Product | Why | Owner comments | Vehicle fit | Concerns | Ratings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Cybex Solution G2 sold by albeebaby.com | The folding design is said to make travelling internationally by plane easier; the collected reviews for this model are all positive. | Comfort has been fine with no complaints and handling is much easier than with a previous rotating seat; the side panels can be pressed in to free space when three people sit in the back. review | Belt threading and buckling are hard in cars with recessed buckles (for example Vellfire, Alphard, Serena, Swift and Note); a seat-belt extension adapter is a common fix. review | The headrest is wide and the seat does not feel compact; larger children may find it cramped. blog | Independent crash testing produced better-than-average results, with head (HIC) and chest sensor readings well below the group average; BabyGearLab scores it 7.5/10 on crash testing and 75/100 overall, while another review reports 7.1/10 and 74/100, so the sources disagree. review |
| 2. Britax Highpoint 2-Stage sold by albeebaby.com | Reviewers found the high-back mode fits a wide range of children and vehicles well, but the backless mode’s lap belt fit was poor for their child models, placing the belt on the thighs rather than the hips. | Reviewers found the high-back mode fits a wide range of children and vehicles well, but the backless mode’s lap belt fit was poor for their child models, placing the belt on the thighs rather than the hips. review | An owner’s Highpoint fit well in a Honda Accord after removing the headrest, but in a Honda Clarity with non-removable headrests it left a gap behind the seat exactly like the manual’s disallowed picture. review | - | Consumer Reports gave an overall score of 33/100, with booster fit 2/5 with back, 1/5 no-back, and ease of use 5/5. review |
| 3. Maxi-Cosi RodiSport (BC152 / BC152FNC / BC152HHH; store SKU BC152FNC-OB) sold by albeebaby.com | A forum post describes the RodiSport as on the narrower side, though not skinny, which parents may like for smaller spaces. | A forum post describes the RodiSport as on the narrower side, though not skinny, which parents may like for smaller spaces. review | NHTSA rated vehicle installation features 3 of 5 stars for this RodiSport booster. guide | - | Testers ranked the booster 10 of 17 with an overall score of 69, calling it generally average in most ways. review |
Also cited in the text
- Cybex Solution G2, travel: The folding design is said to make travelling internationally by plane easier; the collected reviews for this model are all positive. review
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