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britax midpoint belt-positioning booster seat Britax Highpoint Backless Belt-Positioning Booster Seat with Safewash – Swaddles Baby

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britax midpoint belt-positioning booster seat Britax Highpoint Backless Belt-Positioning Booster Seat with Safewash – Swaddles BabyThe Britax Highpoint Backless Belt Positioning Booster Seat offers comfortable safety for big kids. It's slim and lightweight and fits three across inside most vehicles. Once your child is bigger, simply remove the high back to convert to a backless booster. Specifications Safety fit for a big kid with higher weight and height capacity. Easily converts to a backless booster. Washer & Dryer Friendly: No more hand washing or waiting for the cover to air

The Britax Highpoint Backless Belt-Positioning Booster Seat offers comfortable safety for big kids. It's slim and lightweight and fits three across inside most vehicles. Once your child is bigger, simply remove the high back to convert to a backless booster. 

 

Specifications
  • Safety fit for a big kid with higher weight and height capacity.
  • Easily converts to a backless booster.
  • Washer & Dryer Friendly: No more hand washing or waiting for the cover to air-dry. Just quick and easy cleanup, so you can keep moving.
  • Naturally flame-retardant fabrics with no added FR chemicals.
  • Slim design fits three across in most vehicles.
  • Lightweight and easy to move from car to car.
  • SecureGuard™ Clip & Color-Coded Belt Guides help you easily position the seat belt; Made simple so big kids can learn how to buckle themselves in safely.
  • The sleek design comes in plenty of colors for kids to choose from.
  • 3 Layers of Side Impact Protection - Energy-absorbing shell, foam-lined headrest, and side cushions surround your child’s head, neck, and torso.
  • Premium, Quick-Push LATCH Connectors secure the seat in the vehicle when not in use to help protect other passengers.
  • 10-Position, Quick-Adjust Headrest move together using one hand for the proper fit as your child grows.
  • 2 Snack Holders keep drinks, snacks, and toys within reach.
  • Removable Cover for quick, easy cleaning between rides.
  • Nap-Friendly Padding & Fabrics for superior comfort and a quiet ride.
  • Forward-Facing Only: 40 lbs -120 lbs and up to 63” in height.


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