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Has anyone seen this car seat? I think it's sold at Walmart. I'd be interested in stats- specifically top harness height and seat width. Thanks
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I had one come in to a check event. I can't give you stats but can say it was very easy to install properly in the car it came in with.
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I found the following review:
http://csftl.org/cosco-easy-elite-multimode-review/
It looks like it's pretty narrow (18") and might be good for 3 across situations.
The top harness heights are only 16.75". At around what age would a child usually outgrow that?
I was originally looking at a grcao tranzitions for a narrow car seat, but this is much cheaper. Any thoughts?
http://csftl.org/cosco-easy-elite-multimode-review/
It looks like it's pretty narrow (18") and might be good for 3 across situations.
The top harness heights are only 16.75". At around what age would a child usually outgrow that?
I was originally looking at a grcao tranzitions for a narrow car seat, but this is much cheaper. Any thoughts?
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This review might be helpful: http://csftl.org/cosco-easy-elite-multimode-review/
It lists the highest harness height as 16.75" and the width as 18".
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It lists the highest harness height as 16.75" and the width as 18".
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A Tranzitions would probably get you about an extra year to 18 months in a harness (by shoulder height, potentially more for heavier kids who outgrow the Cosco harness by weight first) and about the same timeframe (an extra year-ish) in high back booster mode. The Tranzitions also can be used as a backless booster.
The Tranzitions also comes with harness pads, which is of variable importance to parents and kids.
You might also look at the Harmony Defender. It's about $10 cheaper than the Tranzitions right now.
The Tranzitions also comes with harness pads, which is of variable importance to parents and kids.
You might also look at the Harmony Defender. It's about $10 cheaper than the Tranzitions right now.
Nedra
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Looks like we both were on the same track! Your post hadn't cleared moderation yet when I wrote mine so I didn't see that you'd found that article already.
Just to make sure, what is the age, height, and weight of the child? The Graco Tranzitions does not rear-face and the Easy Elite does not become a backless booster, so they serve different purposes in that regard.
As far as the 16.75" harness height, I think it is about the same as the non-ClickTight Britax convertibles, and I think I have read on here that those are usually outgrown around age 5-6.
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