kattale
12-11-2008, 09:42 PM
Hi,
Does anyone have information on which are the narrowest booster seats on the Canadian market? I currently have 2 Cleks from Canadian Tire, I think they measure 14.5 inches in width.
I'm curious to know if I have any other narrow options, either backless or high back boosters. I'm in a 3-across the back situation, one FF SKR and 2 Cleks. It was the only combination that fit at all that I could find. My 6-year-old twins have a terrible time fidgeting the seatbelts through the tiny plastic belt guides on the boosters, so I'm considering other options.
Browsing through these lists, I saw the Britax Starriser - I don't see it available in Canada though. I'm just curious about its adjustable width - that's rather cool - does anyone have a measurement range for it? Even though I doubt it's not available, I'm curious how it compares to the Clek. Are there any width adjusting boosters (or seats for that matter) available in Canada? It's a cool idea.
Thanks for any info!
Kat
Does anyone have information on which are the narrowest booster seats on the Canadian market? I currently have 2 Cleks from Canadian Tire, I think they measure 14.5 inches in width.
I'm curious to know if I have any other narrow options, either backless or high back boosters. I'm in a 3-across the back situation, one FF SKR and 2 Cleks. It was the only combination that fit at all that I could find. My 6-year-old twins have a terrible time fidgeting the seatbelts through the tiny plastic belt guides on the boosters, so I'm considering other options.
Browsing through these lists, I saw the Britax Starriser - I don't see it available in Canada though. I'm just curious about its adjustable width - that's rather cool - does anyone have a measurement range for it? Even though I doubt it's not available, I'm curious how it compares to the Clek. Are there any width adjusting boosters (or seats for that matter) available in Canada? It's a cool idea.
Thanks for any info!
Kat