Highest Safety Rated Booster Seats 2017

Harnessed 22 to 65 lbs.

Highest safety rated booster seats 2017.

This versatile booster is super easy to install using the clicktight method has an easy to use headrest and is latch capable. Of the 16 seats tested 13 rated as best bets. Not recommended don t provide good belt fit and should be avoided. The 2 in 1 booster seat includes a backrest that is easily removable to transform into a backless seat as your child grows.

This type of booster seat can often convert to a backless booster when the child is at least 7 years old. It keeps your child comfortable and safe using a high quality foam liner. It s rated a best bet booster by the insurance institute for highway safety. We recommend this type of booster seat for children who are at least 5 years old.

The britax frontier clicktight is a quality booster seat with a great 5 point harness you can use until your child is 90 lbs. Backless booster 40 to 100 lbs. I interviewed 13 industry experts safety authorities and physicians while researching this guide collecting their insights on what makes a quality booster seat and best practices in using one. Similar to a car seat these types of seat have a back and a bottom.

27 to 57 tall. Prices for 2017 child booster seats rated as best bets by the insurance institute for highway safety ranged from 40 to 250. Good bets provide acceptable belt fit in most cars minivans or suvs. This evenflo kid booster seat includes six adjustable height positions.

High back booster seats include a seat under the child s rear end a back and a headrest. Best bets are seats that provide good belt fit for typical 4 to 8 year olds in almost any car minivan or suv. There are two major categories of booster seats. The seat is highly rated for safety as all graco booster seats are and offers one handed headrest adjustment plus the ability to recline.

The institute puts the booster seats it tests into four categories. The frontier is easier to use than most of the competition and it earned a better than the average crash test score. Instead of an internal harness system though these seats. There are currently no boosters on the market with this designation.