Britax Boulevard ClickTight Anti-Rebound Bar Convertible Car Seat, Circa

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We have 3 kids and 11 car seats. I've reviewed car seats for brands in the past (this is not one of them and I have zero relationship with Britax, nor am I being compensated for this review). That said.......Clicktight is a GAME CHANGER.The seat is good for 10 years, as good a lifespan as anything on the market. It installs SO MUCH EASIER than any other seats we have, with Chicco seats in a close second. The anti-rebound bar for rear-facing replaces a top leather and keeps the backseat more open (no strap to the floor from the top of the seat). I did have to put my weight into the seat a bit to get it to click down, but man....perfectly tight install with NO FIGHTING. No scratches. No bruises. No sweating. No swearing! AMAZING.The seat itself is well made and the baby is comfortable in it. It's Britax, so you can assume a certain level of quality and this seat is no exception.Installing with Clicktight took me under 10 minutes. My mother-in-law could do this with no instruction book and it would be a safe install. The recline indicator is very clear, too. If you change seats in and out often, especially with people installing who aren't car seat nerds (grandparents, babysitters), this is the seat for you.I would still get on Facebook and find one of the car seat groups, and ask about seats with relation to the make/model/year of your vehicle(s) and ages/heights/weights of your child(ren). I also REALLY love that this is a no re-thread seat, so any child small enough to be rear-facing can use it without uninstalling it (just squeeze the handle at the top and slide the headrest up and down to adjust shoulder straps to the right height). Even the crotch strap can be adjusted easily (by opening the click-tight tray, then reinstalling...but reinstalling is a breeze so it's not a big deal).We have 4 Dionos and yeah, they are narrower overall....but for my money, I love the ease and longevity of this seat. I can't even think of anything I don't like about it.

This seat claimed it was good from 5lbs and up. Long story short, our daughter was born in another state. We had a 6 hour drive home from the hospital. Our daughter was 19.3 inches long and 6 1/2 lbs. I am a State Trooper and it is my job to verify children are correctly fastened in their car seats. This seat positioned our daughter in a manner that was not acceptable. We ended up having to go and purchase a “target special” (1/3 the price and worked perfectly). I am a fan of Britax as a product. They are extremely safe, but they get a one because their size estimate was not correct. Once our child is a little bigger it will get a 4 or a 5 star review.

Absolutely love this car seat. It's so sturdy & well built, gives me confidence that my baby is safe. Seriously built like a tank, looks really nice too. Purchased for my seven month old after his Chico Fit 30 infant carseat was getting kinda snug. We could see he wasn't too comfortable so we upgraded & I'm so glad we did. It's worth noting that his Chicco would always make him sweat, sweat marks every time we took him out, his hair damp even if it was a short trip to the grocery store with the AC turned up high. We don't have this problem with his Britax!! We've taken long trips (about 2 hrs) & he doses happily. I expect to be using this car seat for the next couple of years, as he has so much room to grow! I've had it for a few months now & couldn't be happier. I recently purchased a second Britax for my mother's car. We're definitely a Britax family from here on out! For reference my son is about 20lbs in this photo & in the 50th percentile. If you're on the fence about this car seat go for it, worth every penny & peace of mind that your child is as protected as possible!!

Found this through its similarities to TheWireCutter’s recommendations. Great on crash tests (Federal and independent) along with great weight and height ranges of babies/toddlers. The positives are well written up in other reviews so I’ll focus on a few issues we had with this in our 2012 Prius:-Bare fits behind the passenger seat. You need to adjust the level all the way to the extreme upright position to get a middle of the range “level” reading from the level bubble. There’s no room to recline the front passenger seat if it’s pushed most the way back (e.g., for a tal passenger). However, being up against the seat may give it a little better stability in a crash, who knows. Mostly, it fits but only just.-There’s no forward attachment point for the anchor strap while rear facing. This is Toyota’s design and not Britax’s fault, but there it is. The anchor is optional while rear facing bit recommended if there’s an anchor point for it. You could attach it to the front seatbelt attachment point below the B-pillar but it’s not really an attachment point.