Defrost
Moderator - CPSTI Emeritus
Sorry if this has already been posted; if it has, I missed it, but I wasn't looking too closely.
Here's a pic of a Bravo and Matrix Nautilus side-by-side in a Kia Sedona:
Basically the difference is gray and black (Bravo) or silver and black (Matrix).
Here's my PETITE 11yo using it as a booster - I'd say he's got less than year before outgrowing it, but he said it was comfy (keep in mind he doesn't seem to care about leg support and usually rides in a backless TB):
Hard to see, but he's got 2-3 inches of overhang for leg support. His feet still reach the floor in this particular seating position, though, which may have contributed to him saying it was comfy anyway:
Makes a good booster, even for kids still small enough to use it with the harness:
Sleepy baby! (2 years old, recently started pushing 33lb limit in the Marathon; mom says she slept with her chin on her chest even when RF in the MA):
Sorry for the blanket; I didn't want to wake her to get a picture, but this seat fits her great. :thumbsup:
Here's a pic of a Bravo and Matrix Nautilus side-by-side in a Kia Sedona:
Basically the difference is gray and black (Bravo) or silver and black (Matrix).
Here's my PETITE 11yo using it as a booster - I'd say he's got less than year before outgrowing it, but he said it was comfy (keep in mind he doesn't seem to care about leg support and usually rides in a backless TB):
Hard to see, but he's got 2-3 inches of overhang for leg support. His feet still reach the floor in this particular seating position, though, which may have contributed to him saying it was comfy anyway:
Makes a good booster, even for kids still small enough to use it with the harness:
Sleepy baby! (2 years old, recently started pushing 33lb limit in the Marathon; mom says she slept with her chin on her chest even when RF in the MA):
Sorry for the blanket; I didn't want to wake her to get a picture, but this seat fits her great. :thumbsup:
