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Radian, Coccoro, and Britax convertibles. I don't think any besides those do but I could be wrong. Those I know for sure all do though.
For infant seats, the Britax Chaperone has an anti rebound bar.
For future seats, the Foonf can.
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crunchierthanthou said:The Foonf will be conditional/parental decision. The seat itself is approved for it, but manual will to say to check with your vehicle manufacturer. Last I heard, only one vehicle manufacturer had given Clek the green light for rf tethering.
crunchierthanthou said:The Foonf will be conditional/parental decision. The seat itself is approved for it, but manual will to say to check with your vehicle manufacturer. Last I heard, only one vehicle manufacturer had given Clek the green light for rf tethering.
Are there vehicle manufacturers that prohibit rf tethering altogether? I'm wondering because that's never really mentioned. Why would it be ok with other car seats and not the Foonf, if only one manufacturer has said it's ok?
Isn't Clek the only manufacturer who's actually asked the NA vehicle manufacturers?
Also, my Britax manual says if I can't find a rear-tether point, to call my vehicle manufacturer and ask where I can tether to. Any guesses on how many manufacturers would provide me with a location to use?
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The Foonf will be conditional/parental decision. The seat itself is approved for it, but manual will to say to check with your vehicle manufacturer. Last I heard, only one vehicle manufacturer had given Clek the green light for rf tethering.
We have our seats RF tethered for the 1 and 3-year-old and I'm not so sure about it, really.
I mean, there is just no good info out there. How do I even know how strong what I'm anchoring it to is. Or for that matter, WHAT I'm anchoring it to. I'm grasping around in the dark and found a spot that seemed to fit the bill, and found online that other techs have used it, but still, is it OK?
I pulled trim off the van to do it.
And a heavy Radian with older RF kid is a BIG load.
Maybe it would all equal catastrophe in a crash. I don't know. Nobody has given me a reason not to do it. Hmmm. In theory I think it sounds good.
I wish there were some tests on this.
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