Cosco Stack-it

What is this? http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_...1&srccode=cii_17588969&cpncode=33-123979144-2

This looks VERY light-weight, even more so than the other "cheap" boosters. Does it just appear that way, or is it VERY light-weight?


Look at the rough seam in this photo: http://www.kmart.com/cosco-stack-it-backless-kayden-booster-seat/p-024W005130407001P

I searched before and didn't find any mention of this seat, but I just searched again and did find that it was mentioned here. http://www.car-seat.org/showthread.php?t=235346&highlight=cosco+stack And I also see that it is mentioned on the blog. Apparently my searching skills are... lacking?

Sorry.

I wanted to buy one, but the Kmarts near me are closed, and I don't think it's anywhere else yet (?)...so I got the Rightway, the highback... http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cosco-Pronto-1.1-Booster-Car-Seat-Emerson/21128101
It's a little more 'sturdy' than the Ambassador/HighRise, in that the edges are molded in a nice way ('skis' on the bottom, not just the usual butcher-knife sharp edges like on the Ambassador), and the rounded armrests are easy to reach into to buckle (I tried it next to an RF RA55, and it was easy to buckle).
I'll need to get pictures of my kiddo in it, but overall I'm pleased with the light weight, the cupholders, and the fact that it fits next to another seat, at least on the wide-side of a CRV. It also appears to ride 'shorter' than the AMP that it will be replacing, since my 7 year old is too tall for the AMP to fit properly (shoulderbelt falls off the side of her arm because she's too 'tall' in a high booster), and none of my other boosters that fit (of the like, 4 that I own...) have cupholders
Anyway, I HAD to have it so my kid could ride with her baby niece, and we ended up just moving the niece to my van instead, so I haven't tried it yet with an actual kiddo. Bump this (if I don't) and I'll get around to taking pictures, unless the blog has all that and I was too lazy to click the link and read it

Hold it up behind her head and take a pic .

Oh, I'm glad that it is sturdier than the Ambassador. It just looks so... plastic toy.

It's so cold outside, even in my garage (hey, it's like, 40, I'm dyin', here!), I might do couch shots, anyway.

Brought in my rainbow of seats to play with. Well... my ample behind fit in the Stackit, but it WAS flimsy! At least it bent out of the way and didn't bruise me like the others did. Ok, yeah, that's sad, I can't find any child models to work with me. Anyway, it's still light and easy to buckle, but the arms really do bend and flex in a way my Amp or blow-molded seats don't. It's got a lot of plastic to hold the belt forward on the lap, so I still think the belt fit is going to be good and low, and I don't think the belt will cut into the plastic in a crash or anything.

I hear the shoulderbelt routes over the arm rest. Is that true?

The description is, hmmm, a bit...off! Usually, it's the other way around, they say a kitchen booster is for the car!

Give your little one a boost of confidence with this adorable booster seat from Cosco. This seat features noticeable style, with a great neutral design, and added convenience with two side cup holders, a backless design and easy-to-clean fabric. It makes transition from high chair to dining chair easy.