Rear-facing limits in listed car seats
How long can a child ride rear-facing in each of these car seats, based on their listed limits?
Evenflo All4One: Rear-facing mode is for children weighing 4–40 pounds and measuring 17–40 inches. Its listed lifespan is The seat offers rear-facing harness, forward-facing harness, high-back booster and backless booster modes and is described as growing with a child for 10 years. The checked facts for the Britax seats describe their modes but give no rear-facing limits: The Boulevard ClickTight is a convertible car seat that goes from rear-facing to forward-facing. It is a convertible car seat: rear-facing with the infant insert, then forward-facing.
| Product | Why | Rear-facing limits | Seat type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Evenflo All4One sold by evenflo.com | Rear-facing mode is for children weighing 4–40 pounds and measuring 17–40 inches. | Rear-facing mode is for children weighing 4–40 pounds and measuring 17–40 inches. guide | The seat offers rear-facing harness, forward-facing harness, high-back booster and backless booster modes and is described as growing with a child for 10 years. listing |
| 2. Britax Boulevard ClickTight sold by megababiesusa.com | The Boulevard ClickTight is a convertible car seat that goes from rear-facing to forward-facing. | - | The Boulevard ClickTight is a convertible car seat that goes from rear-facing to forward-facing. listing |
| 3. Britax Poplar S sold by megababiesusa.com | It is a convertible car seat: rear-facing with the infant insert, then forward-facing. | - | It is a convertible car seat: rear-facing with the infant insert, then forward-facing. guide |
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