Hbb/nbb w latch and lots of cushioning

[squishles10]

My son is 6, right at 40 lbs, 45". He's a skinny little thing. We need a booster so he can ride with friends to camp this summer. He's harnessed in a pioneer and frontier, and will remain that way at least through the summer. It will end up being a long term seat when little brother takes over the pioneer. I assume he'll be in a booster for quite a while due to his size, and we take road trips so we want something comfortable. It doesn't have to be a hbb but if it is it needs to be convertible so we aren't handing over a huge seat to someone else. Googling hasn't gotten me very far.
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[Dillipop]

The Chicco Kidfit Zip should fit smaller children well and seems to have a lot of padding.

I personally really like out Recaro Performance Booster for my 44inch, 46 pound 5 year old. It fits her very well and is very comfy.

 

[mel2012]

The Diono Cambria seems like it would be a another good choice. If it's going to be a carpool seat, you probably want to go with a booster that's a "best bet" fit backless in most vehicles: http://www.iihs.org/iihs/ratings/child-boosters/best-bets

 

[squishles10]

I was looking at the cambria. We love our radian. I looked at the best bets but I'd prefer they were best bets for hbb and nbb, and I really want latch. I tried to wade through all the choices but so many don't have latch I finally gave up and came here. Everyone here seems to be able to rattle off exactly what I need to know!

 

[aporthole]

My 7-year-old really likes his Britax Parkway SGL.

The Cybex Solution range M-Fix and Q2-Fix appear well padded but don't become backless.

All of those are LATCHable.

 

[aporthole]

As a dedicated backless, the Clek Olli is very cushiony. My 7yo uses that on occasion and also likes it a lot.

 

[mping]

Harmony makes great backless boosters. We love them.


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