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Ozzi vs Affix
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joolsplus3
Admin - CPS Technician
Connext--low seat pan, good for cars with low shoulderbelt anchors, wide and deep for bigger kids.
(My kids liked the look of the Olli, but it didn't really work in our cars and cause them to put their legs up on the front of the seat all the time, they didn't find it comfortable... Affix is like a Turbo, great if your kids like it, lots also don't find it super comfy, especially as they get older).
I guess if I had no options besides the one you listed, I'd go with Affix.
canadiangie
New member
To answer the question, I'd let the kid decide based on comfort. Seat depth, leg comfort, and bum padding, etc.
This assuming belt fit is the same in either.
joolsplus3
Admin - CPS Technician
Not used to checking for Canadian status...
I am just tired of DS not buckling in his no back turbo. The cheapest option would be to just use the parkway sgl backless.
Why not do that? That's probably what I'd do because it's probably more comfortable, more cushioned than the affix and isn't it deeper than the Ozzi? Actually, I'd use the Parkway HBB because that would be even more comfortable. My kids wouldn't put up with the reduced comfort of a NBB. Also, I like the way the latch works on the SGL, but love the rigid Clek latch too. Of course, this is assuming the belt fit is good for all options.
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