How does the Oober do in 3-across?

cryswilkins

cryswilkins

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I am looking at options for DD in DHs car. It's a Nissan Versa, I need to get a RFing seat appropriate for an infant, a high back booster and either a RFing or FFing seat for DS.

Obviously it will be a pain to buckle, but we very rarely use that vehicle so I am ok with that. Right now she has a PWSGL and it's almost over the belt stalk.

Sent from my iPhone, please excuse my typos.
 
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ketchupqueen

ketchupqueen

CPST and ketchup snob
Staff member
Well, it's a heavy seat. I don't know that I'd really want to use it long-term without LATCH. And that would be a space-eater.

It's not overly wide, but not overly skinny, either... It's kind of boxy at the bottom. Probably it would depend on how it sat in that particular spot. I'm guessing if space is really tight it wouldn't be the greatest.

(BTW- no "e." ;) )
 
VoodooChile

VoodooChile

New member
I'm not familiar with the Versa. It might work in a roomy backseat. Right now I have a Radian and an Oobr in the 2nd row of my Pilot and I can sit between them, even with the cupholders on both seats.
 
VoodooChile

VoodooChile

New member
Here's a pic of my backseat so you can see the space between the Radian and the Oobr:
Backseat.jpg
 
safeinthecar

safeinthecar

Moderator - CPS Technician
It actually puzzles pretty well because of the high armrests. Just put it next to something low profile and you should be good.
 
VoodooChile

VoodooChile

New member
Totally. So far, I've never had a seat not go in easily, actually! I had a MA65 that felt like it had been designed just for that spot.
 
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