Wandered through the TRU car seat aisle and spent a few minutes looking at the Evenflo Momentum 65. [IMO, it's hard to distinguish between it and the Triumph 65.]
Anyway, I hadn't seen the seat so I pulled the directions and was shocked to read among the warnings something to the effect of: The headrest in front of the child should be at it's lowest position and free of any hard objects.
At first I thought they were talking about a RF child, but no. So, if I'm a tall driver or passenger and install the seat behind me, I can't/shouldn't adjust the headrest for optimum protection for me?
And, I guess you gotta toss the portable DVD players, too.
(Didn't have my phone to get the exact quote and Evenflo wants an model # to get to their on line manuals).
Did I fail reading comp or can some one clarify?
Anyway, I hadn't seen the seat so I pulled the directions and was shocked to read among the warnings something to the effect of: The headrest in front of the child should be at it's lowest position and free of any hard objects.
At first I thought they were talking about a RF child, but no. So, if I'm a tall driver or passenger and install the seat behind me, I can't/shouldn't adjust the headrest for optimum protection for me?
And, I guess you gotta toss the portable DVD players, too.
(Didn't have my phone to get the exact quote and Evenflo wants an model # to get to their on line manuals).
Did I fail reading comp or can some one clarify?
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