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Brand: Clek

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Checked facts

Each fact below was checked against the source it cites before it was published. Each carries that source's link and the time RoboTrunk read it. 75 checked facts, checked 2026-10-23T16:10:03.212Z. Research depth: trimmed read. Deep read: the store's own data and 14 outside pages (the store's own product page; maker page; manual; forum; blog; review; regulator recall search (CPSC (United States)); regulator recall search (Health Canada); official safety test results (CREP, the Child Restraint Evaluation Program); official safety test results (NHTSA's Car Seat Ease of Use Ratings)), each read in full by RoboTrunk and trimmed to its main content, then written up and checked. Facts from the maker or a manual quote the page word for word; what real users report is summarised with a link to the page read. Recall status was checked directly with CPSC (United States), Health Canada: The CPSC recall search read for this product returned 21 records, none of them for a Clek seat, and Health Canada's file lists two Clek records (Transport Canada 2025534, a child car seat, and 2024716, a booster seat with a label issue) without naming a model. A published recall does name the Olli: NHTSA 22C-002 covered Olli boosters, model OL12U2, made between 20 January 2020 and 10 May 2022, because the label showing how to install with a continuous-loop lap/shoulder belt was missing; the free fix is a replacement label from Clek. Check the model and date label under the seat. Official safety test results were looked up directly with CREP, the Child Restraint Evaluation Program, NHTSA's Car Seat Ease of Use Ratings: CREP, the Child Restraint Evaluation Program (Australia and New Zealand): CREP's complete published list of 216 rated seats contains no Clek or Olli seat, so this booster has not been crash-tested or rated by CREP. NHTSA's Car Seat Ease of Use Ratings (United States): The Clek Olli booster, model S91000320093, is listed and was rated 4 of 5 stars overall: 5 of 5 for instructions, 4 of 5 for labels, 3 of 5 for securing the child, with vehicle installation features not rated. NHTSA notes that important parts may come loose when the seat is disassembled for cleaning, that the belt path label is not in a contrasting colour, that the manual storage spot is hard to find and blocked with a child in the seat, and that the lap-only belt warning is not illustrated in the belt routing section. These are ease-of-use ratings, not crash-test results. Not read, because they are member-only or refused RoboTrunk: Consumer Reports car seat ratings, Which? child car seat tests, JPMA certified products.

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Questions we researched but could not confirm

Every fact above is cited. To find them we read the store listing, the maker's page, the manual, owner forums, blogs, owner reviews, the recall records of CPSC (United States) and Health Canada and the safety test results of CREP, the Child Restraint Evaluation Program and NHTSA's Car Seat Ease of Use Ratings and searched for regulator recall notices and video reviews. We also chased the questions below across those sources and found no reliable answer, so you know exactly where the evidence ends and never have to guess.

Recall notice

This listing matches a model named in 2 regulator notices, as the index stood on 2026-09-25.

This listing is the brand and model a regulator's notice names. Two AI models judged it so independently. It does not mean the unit on sale is from an affected batch, that the store knew, or that the product is illegal where the store sells it; a US recall does not bind an Australian store. The notice may cover only some serial numbers or dates of manufacture, which a listing does not show. RoboTrunk never limits or blocks a purchase over a notice; read the notice and decide.

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