# Safety warnings to read before buying these booster seats

Which safety warnings should be read before buying these booster seats?

Clek Olli: The CPSC recall search for Clek / Olli returned 21 records, none about a Clek Olli car seat\. NHTSA recall 22C\-002 affects all Clek Olli model OL12U2 seats made Jan 20 2020–May 10 2022 and Ozzi OZ11U2 seats made Mar 1 2020–May 10 2022 because a required installation diagram label was missing\. The booster is certified for use in motor vehicles but not certified for aircraft use because aircraft seats do not have shoulder belts\. Mifold HiFold Fit\-and\-Fold Highback Booster Seat: Hifold has six impact protection zones: 2 hip, 2 shoulder and 2 head\. The review says the Hifold is a highback booster only; it cannot be used as a harnessed seat or converted to a backless booster\. Mifold Comfort Grab\-and\-Go Booster: Store listing also states it meets and exceeds US FMVSS 213b standards\. Best for frequent travel, carpooling, or ride\-sharing; not ideal for those who want maximum side\-impact protection or a more substantial cushioned feel\. For children aged 4 and up; supports 40–100 lbs and ideal heights 43\.5–59 inches \(110–150 cm\); the sources disagree, as one blog gives 15–45 kg up to 150 cm\.

### 1. [Clek Olli](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9527644750055) (sold by albeebaby\.com)

NHTSA recall 22C\-002 affects all Clek Olli model OL12U2 seats made Jan 20 2020–May 10 2022 and Ozzi OZ11U2 seats made Mar 1 2020–May 10 2022 because a required installation diagram label was missing\.

Recall notice: Health Canada and Transport Canada, 2024\-11\-07: [Transport Canada Recall \- 2024716 \- CLEK](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/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](/recall-radar).

- Recall notice: NHTSA recall 22C\-002 affects all Clek Olli model OL12U2 seats made Jan 20 2020–May 10 2022 and Ozzi OZ11U2 seats made Mar 1 2020–May 10 2022 because a required installation diagram label was missing\. (guide) <https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2022/RCLRPT-22C002-2517.PDF>
- Safety standard: The Olli meets or exceeds all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards \(FMVSS213\)\. (guide) <https://clekinc.com/products/olli>
- Protection and ratings: NHTSA ease\-of\-use ratings list Clek Olli \(model number S91000320093\) in booster mode with overall 4 of 5 stars, securing the child 3 of 5, labels 4 of 5 and instructions 5 of 5; vehicle installation features were not rated\. (guide) <https://api.nhtsa.gov/childSeats?dataSet=ratings>
- Use and fit limits: The booster is certified for use in motor vehicles but not certified for aircraft use because aircraft seats do not have shoulder belts\. (manual) <https://support.clekinc.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/42735068224269>

### 2. [Mifold HiFold Fit\-and\-Fold Highback Booster Seat](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9585808408807) (sold by albeebaby\.com)

The review says the Hifold is a highback booster only; it cannot be used as a harnessed seat or converted to a backless booster\.

- Recall notice: -
- Safety standard: -
- Protection and ratings: Hifold has six impact protection zones: 2 hip, 2 shoulder and 2 head\. (manual) <https://mifold.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions-hifold>
- Use and fit limits: The review says the Hifold is a highback booster only; it cannot be used as a harnessed seat or converted to a backless booster\. (blog) <https://www.thefamilyvoyage.com/mifold-hifold-review/>

### 3. [Mifold Comfort Grab\-and\-Go Booster](/products/ucp/albeebaby-com/9585808474343) (sold by albeebaby\.com)

Best for frequent travel, carpooling, or ride\-sharing; not ideal for those who want maximum side\-impact protection or a more substantial cushioned feel\.

- Recall notice: -
- Safety standard: Store listing also states it meets and exceeds US FMVSS 213b standards\. (guide) <https://dd1dfe-a3.myshopify.com/products/mifold-comfort-grab-and-go-booster-charcoal-grey>
- Protection and ratings: Best for frequent travel, carpooling, or ride\-sharing; not ideal for those who want maximum side\-impact protection or a more substantial cushioned feel\. (blog) <https://limteam.net/mifold-comfort-grab-and-go-car-booster-seat-review-a-long-term-users-perspective/>
- Use and fit limits: For children aged 4 and up; supports 40–100 lbs and ideal heights 43\.5–59 inches \(110–150 cm\); the sources disagree, as one blog gives 15–45 kg up to 150 cm\. (listing) <https://dd1dfe-a3.myshopify.com/products.json>

## Also cited in the text

- Clek Olli, recall search: The CPSC recall search for Clek / Olli returned 21 records, none about a Clek Olli car seat\. (guide) <https://www.saferproducts.gov/RestWebServices/Recall?format=json&Manufacturer=Clek>

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Written 2026-10-12T05:20:03.121Z.

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