sunnymw
New member
Hypothetically speaking...
Say one were about to be attacked by zombies and had nothing but 2 Radians handy, and the vehicle was incompatible with RF Radians or too small (and needed front passengers who also did not want their brains eaten).
And say that the Radian was normally set up for rear-facing. Meaning, straps on a lower slot, no safe-stop, etc.
Would you put an under 40lb child in an untethered Radian, forward facing, without safestop, with straps slightly below the shoulders?
I would say "Just throw 'em in the car and step on it" but you know, when you're running from zombies, your car may experience collisions with other burning vehicles and experience a rollover. And since zombies DO move slowly, there is a good chance that you'd have time to install the seat but not be able to deal with all the technical aspects of doing it 100% correctly.
Say one were about to be attacked by zombies and had nothing but 2 Radians handy, and the vehicle was incompatible with RF Radians or too small (and needed front passengers who also did not want their brains eaten).
And say that the Radian was normally set up for rear-facing. Meaning, straps on a lower slot, no safe-stop, etc.
Would you put an under 40lb child in an untethered Radian, forward facing, without safestop, with straps slightly below the shoulders?
I would say "Just throw 'em in the car and step on it" but you know, when you're running from zombies, your car may experience collisions with other burning vehicles and experience a rollover. And since zombies DO move slowly, there is a good chance that you'd have time to install the seat but not be able to deal with all the technical aspects of doing it 100% correctly.