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See how to. Summit 65 Child car seat logo maxi cosi grey logo quinny grey logo03 logo cosco grey logo eddie bauer grey tiny love logo grey. 23 Dec 2016 Understanding installation. Cosco Car Seat I need a manual for a Cosco Comfy Carrier car seat please how do i do the straps on model 22197 car seat. Summit. Deluxe Highback Booster. Instruction Manual. Weight: 22-100 pounds. (10.1-45.4 kg). Thank you for choosing this car seat, referred to throughout this Welcome. This segment will show you how to prepare your COSCO High Back Booster Car Seat for use in your vehicle. 4. Installing the COSCO High Back Baby care manuals and parenting free pdf instructions. Find the parenting Car Seat (Clear) Dorel Car Seat Eng. 4358-5936. Dorel Car Seat User Manual. Cosco car seat instructions should we cosco summit booster car seat recur to ray It cosco car seat instructions in cosco car seat instructions manual swill Infant and toddler car seats such as those made by Cosco are designed to be Instruction manuals for your specific product can be requested from Cosco (see Example of a direct quote, Disney guide savings ultimate world, Wlt66 manual, Example refusing a contribution request letter, Chicago pollster publication. Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. I’ve decided to focus exclusively on combination seats because of their popularity. This seat has also been sold as the Deluxe High Back Booster. In these pictures, the headrest has been adjusted to the top position on the track in the back of the seat. This position is only for use in booster mode. According to the instruction manual you must not place the bar in the top notch when your child is using the harness. This position is only for raising the headrest when the seat is being used without the harness in booster mode. Unfortunatelty, this information is not stated prominently in the manual nor is there any indication of this anywhere on the seat itself so it’s a frequent and common misuse.
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It’s too bad because the difference between the top slots (not allowed with harness) and the second to top slots (maximum height for the harness) is substantial. If the top slots were usable that would make a big difference.Still, that’s little consolation after everything else is considered. Lap belt was too high and positioned over his abdomen. The lap belt wasn’t even close to touching the tops of his thighs where it should be. The fit seems to be one of the worst that I’ve seen. That’s too bad considering how popular this seat seems to be.People think that since the base is similar to the Alpha Omega’s base, they can remove it in tight situations, but I’ve confirmed it with Dorel reps that it CANNOT be removed. Sigh sigh sigh. Hello, seatbelt syndrome! Yuck, it’s horrible! These are the rules you must follow to restrain your children safely. All opinions at CarseatBlog are those of the individual author for informational purposes only, and do not necessarily reflect any policy or position of Carseat Media LLC. All information is provided on an as-is basis for readers in the USA and Canada. All product details here. This video shows you how to install easily the portable bed rail. The easy to transport Safety 1st Portable Bed Rail will help keep your child safe even when traveling.All product details here. This video shows you how to install easily the bed rail. Safety 1st Bed Rails, in standard (90cm) or extra large (150cm), are the best value solution to help children make the switch between a crib and a bed.Through a range of smart solutions, Safety 1st helps parents to embrace their child's daily routine of feeding, caring, playing and exploring the world. Therefore we ask you how many children you have. This is not a required field.Therefore we ask you if you are expecting a child. Therefore we ask you when your due date is. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.
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Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. Some seats are bucket seats and some seats in vehichles are bench seats in the backs of cars or SUVs. Really it depends on how it is installed. OR YOUR CHILD MIGHT AS WELL NOT even BE SITTING IN IT! When it arrived it seemed like a very solid and well built seat. I was excited to get it into our car, however that is where the trouble started. We have a 2006 Hyundai Sante Fe and for some reason this seat would not install securely into the car. I even got into the car, pushed my knee into the seat and pushed my back against the ceiling of the car to get the most leverage. I tightened the LATCH straps as tight as I possibly could. Despite my best efforts, it took only a mild pull on the base of the seat to make the bottom slide out a good 6 inches. The LATCH straps seem to attach to the seat back too high up to get the right leverage on the seat. Even still, it seemed like it was secure, as it was unable to move any more than this in any direction. As soon as we put her in the seat, my daughter hated it. She could not get comfortable no matter how we positioned her. She complained and complained until we finally went out and bought another seat for her. I took her to Babies R Us to try out some other seats and we decided on the Graco Nautilus 3 in 1 for only a little more money than this seat. It installed much more securely, it doesn't wiggle at all. Best of all my daughter loves it. Please try again later. From the United StatesWhen it arrived it seemed like a very solid and well built seat. Best of all my daughter loves it.Please try again later. Please try again later. Pamela 5.0 out of 5 stars Very pretty too. Functional. Its a car seat!
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it really depends on how you install it and the angle you have it sitting in the seat. Some seats are bucket seats and some seats in vehichles are bench seats in the backs of cars or SUVs. OR YOUR CHILD MIGHT AS WELL NOT even BE SITTING IN IT!Please try again later. Please try again later. HappyMom 5.0 out of 5 stars Good for short and medium length trips. We have not had a long trip with this seat yet. Longest trip 1 hour. Easy to recline while sleeping to make more comfortable. Easy to adjust straps. She loves the arm rest. The only problem (minor) is in my car the cup holder sticks out too far and falls down.Please try again later. Please try again later.His head would fall forward laying on his chest. I have the seat in the most reclined position and it is not helping. I will be returning this prodict.Please try again later. Please try again later.It is plush and durable and safe. I would recommend this to all looking.Please try again later. Please try again later. K. Hamm 5.0 out of 5 stars This seat looks HUGE but is very lightweight if you are wanting to constantly switch it from car to car. Seriously, the box it arrived in was a little intimidating. Hah. The seat looks nice, is soft yet durable, and when I have had to make sudden stops in the car, I looked back to check on my little guy, and I have felt confident in how the straps held him in the seat comfortably and firmly. He seems happy in it too. I see people complaining in other reviews about their kid's heads flopping when they sleep.There is nothing more Eddie Bauer could have done in the department. The padding around your child's head is adequate, and the shoulder straps have extra padding as well. Overall, for the price, I think this is an excellent, good quality carseat. I wouldn't recommend spending any more than this on a carseat. 2 other things: 1 - I see people commenting about cup holders, and mine has no cup holders.
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Not sure if there is a different later or earlier model with those, but the picture doesnt have any either. 2 - I drive a 2000 Ford Explorer, and this carseat was very hard to install in it, but my husband drives a 2009 Honda Fit, and it was super easy in his.Please try again later. Please try again later. Another Shopper 3.0 out of 5 stars They manufacture products of many brands like safety 1st and COSCO to name a few. So you buy a safety 1st product or Eddie Bauer most probably it is being designed and manufactured by the same group. We bought this car seat from Target (not Bellingham but Glencoe. Since that product is not listed I am giving my review against Bellingham) for this car seat for our 2 year old. My daughter likes this. She is pretty comfortable in this seat and we do not have any complaints till now. Coming to the pricing, Eddie Bauer models are priced higher than the Safety 1st High Back models for some reason though they look almost the same.Other than that it is exactly the same. I hope this will help some one to save some hard earned dollars. BTW - I am giving rating as 3 star, purely from the pricing perspective. I do not have any complaints about the product as such.Please try again later. Please try again later. Em C. 4.0 out of 5 stars Other than those 2 things this is a great car seat. I wish they made the 3-in-1 version with the same quality as this one. Sadly the 3-in-1 sucks so I am holding out till my second is big enough for this one cause I'm definitely going to make a repeat purchase.Please try again later. Please try again later. April 3.0 out of 5 stars The seat seems easy to clean and the color is very nice and gender neutral but it does seem a little bit on the flimsy side but not too terrible and overall some nice features such as guides for the shoulder belt that adjust, relcining and what got me, harness adjustment from the front (very important to me).Please try again later. Please try again later. Jennifer Jones 2.
0 out of 5 stars I had no complaints. Although it was in my parent's van so I don't know if they had any. I changed it to a belt positioning booster a few months ago. Recently I took a look at her in it and realized that the shoulder strap was so far away from her actual shoulder. Nothing I could do would position it close to her shoulder and fit snug, like EVERY other seat out there. Take a look at the picture. If you envision a kid sitting in the seat you will see that the belt will not snugly fit over their shoulder as even a shoulder belt fits an adult. I have an Evenflow Generations in my car and it is perfect in that manner. Another complaint is my parents lost the manual and the EB site is unable to download it. It's there but I get an error. When trying to email them I get another error that says the model number isn't right, and then completely deletes my message. Very frustrated. I am wondering if when she is a little bigger if it may fit better. I'd love to see the manual to see how it should fit.Please try again later. Please try again later. The Deluxe Highback 65 is a combination seat, meant for forward facing children using a 5pt harness and also to transition into a high backed booster for older children. This seat also made it onto the IIHS Booster Rating list as a “Good Bet,” so we were eager to review it. It is imperative that one reads the manual when preparing to use and install any child restraint, but there are a few details in the manual that will be very important to note when using this seat. The kickstand must be out for use in both harness and booster modes. The harness is continuous, which means that there is one harness strap that is threaded under the seat and attached in the back to the splitter plate. Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 headrest Adjustment While the headrest adjusts with simple manipulation of a metal bar on the back of the seat, the harness must still be re-threaded when changing from one harness position to another.
Adjusting the harness is a little different from other seats, because of the unique routing required by the manual; the harness must be threaded over the bar, but under the plastic on the headrest adjuster mechanism. This can present a bit of a funny looking routing, and could present an opportunity for misuse. I found that the headrest adjuster mechanism was sometimes not very easy to use. It seemed to “stick” a little. Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 cupholder There are no specific instructions for placement of the crotch buckle, other than it should provide a good fit for the child. Since the first setting is very close to the back of the seat, I had to move this as well. Your mileage may vary on this note, but I found that it was necessary for all three of my children who were put into this restraint. Installing the cup holder was very easy. There are instructions in the manual, and a spot for it on either side of the seat. I found that it sat at an angle, which may put it out of reach for Littles using the harness, and it also may present a problem for heavier bottles or cups. We don’t usually have water bottles in the car, so again your mileage may vary and you may find that it is a good fit for your needs. Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 lower anchor connector storage The standard “j-hook” lower anchor connectors come attached to the seat, but not threaded in the belt path, so you’ll need to thread it through. The lower anchor limit for this seat is 40lb child weight only, so after that point, or if you choose to install the restraint with the vehicle belt, you’ll attach the connectors to specific spots on the shell so they don’t become a projectile hazard. In the manual, there are instructions for this and also for storing the tether anchor, however we would always recommend using the tether anchor for any forward facing child. I installed the Deluxe Highback 65 in our Honda Odyssey and Pontiac Grand Am without much difficulty.
The manual of this seat states that the harness must be at or above the shoulders, and as I’ve mentioned, the bottom harness slots are too low for children of forward facing age. For curiosity, I placed my four-month old infant in the seat after I had installed it in my Honda Odyssey. Obviously she cannot legally or safely ride forward facing, and she won’t be forward facing for several years to come, but she would have outgrown the bottom harness slots already. I feel that it is important to note that the particular seat I received had an issue with the cover not lining up with the harness slots. Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 cover did not line up with harness slots Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65- three years old, 37 inches tall, and weighs 27.5 pounds Fit to Child Harness Mode: 3 Years Old Our first model is three years old, 37 inches tall, and weighs 27.5 pounds; she’s wearing a size 3T pretty regularly but she’s on the smaller end of the range for her age. She was using the third harness setting, as her shoulders are above the bottom two settings. Even still, there would be years of growth available in this seat for her. This model felt that the headrest pushed her head forward but she rides rear facing regularly and is used to a more reclined angle. CSFTL recommends rear facing until around age 3-4, so she is within the recommendation to forward face. The harness covers were a good size for her, and she appreciated that they were nicely padded. She loved the armrests and felt that the seat was very comfortable. Since she’s three and also has room to grow in her rear facing seat, that’s where she’s going to stay for now. Nevertheless, the third harness setting is just barely above her shoulders, and she’d quickly outgrow it; needing to use the fourth harness setting. In the fourth harness setting, she has room for growth.
Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 Since this model is under the 40lb lower anchor limit, we could install the Deluxe Highback 65 with either the lower anchor connectors or the vehicle belt. Neither installation method is safer when used properly, though there are weight limits to the LATCH system that we must be aware of. Dorel provides clear guidance in the manual and on the seat itself about the 40 pound LATCH limit for this seat. This model felt that the harness uncomfortably close to her neck on the 4th harness setting, which is probably due to the fact that the setting is so far above her shoulders. The top harness slot is well below his shoulders, and would have been outgrown some time ago. He felt that the seat was “cushy” but didn’t like how the headrest fit, which was probably because he had well outgrown the harness already. This model is now using a highback booster full-time, but still fits by height into many other combination seats, and several convertible seats as well. CSFTL recommends keeping children in harnesses past age four, usually closer to age 5.5-6. In booster mode, you’ll store the lower anchor connectors and the tether anchor to the designated spots on the shell since neither can be used when the seat is being used as a booster. The kickstand still has to remain out in booster mode. There are instructions for removing the harness, which is required for booster mode. Removing the harness and replacing it again is not difficult, so I do not consider that to be a big issue at all. Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback highback booster belt guides I found that the belt guide adjuster seemed a little difficult to move, but it was not as difficult as the headrest adjustment mechanism. I did not have problems putting the Deluxe Highback 65 in either our Grand Am or Odyssey in booster mode. However, in both of our vehicles, the vehicle belt bunched at the lap belt guide and wrapped around to the buckle in a way that created some very weird belt geometry.
In our Odyssey, the vehicle belt kept rolling in the shoulder belt guide, causing a twist. Fit to Child Highback Booster Mode- 4 Years Old Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65- almost five years old, 39 inches tall, and weighs 34 pounds does not fit safely in the booster Our 4 year old model does NOT meet the height, weight, or maturity requirements to use this seat as a booster. An average five-year old would meet the limits to use this seat as a booster, though. I did put her into the Deluxe Highback in booster mode because I was curious about the belt fit. As I expected, she did not get a good belt fit. The lap portion of the belt was acceptable, right across her thighs, but no matter what belt guide position I used, the shoulder belt was not actually touching (or near to touching) her shoulder. There was a large gap there, which is not a good thing. As you can see, it was a pretty significant gap. Since she does not meet the limits to use the booster, I thought that perhaps the belt fit would be significantly better with my older child. Our 7 year old model also did not get a good belt fit, unfortunately. He is well within the limits to use the booster properly, is mature enough to use a booster seat, and physically fits into the seat, although the headrest could not move up any further and, I believe, would have become uncomfortable in that position for him eventually. Because of the width and shape of the bottom of the Deluxe Highback 65 and the way the belt had to wrap around it to reach the buckle, it was difficult for him to buckle himself and even more so to unbuckle. As a pretty independent seven-year old, this was a problem for him. The lap portion of the belt was also acceptable for our 7 year old model but, once again, the shoulder portion was not touching his shoulder. I tried each of the settings, and only one was close, but there was still no contact there.
On page 47 of the manual, it states “The shoulder belt should lay snugly across the center of the child’s shoulder and across the chest (not the face or neck).” This could not happen, so he could not properly use this seat. Features Adjustable Headrest And Adjustable Belt Guides Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback The headrest moves up and down, accommodating a growing child. It provides support and comfort, which my children definitely liked. The adjuster mechanism for the headrest is on the back of the seat and adjusts independently from the harness itself, though the harness does route over the bar of the adjuster mechanism. It wasn’t particularly easy to use while I had the seat, but it could get easier to use over time. Our 7 year old model is especially picky about headrests and head support because of sensory issues, and he felt it was very nice because it was not too overwhelming and still padded just enough for him. The belt guide is also adjustable, and has six positions. Resilient, Removable Cover Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback is padded and soft, but durable. In a few steps, the cover can be removed for hand-washing. This is one of those things that we all need to do sometime, because kids can be messy little monsters. Being able to remove the cover and I really liked that there were fewer crevices for “stuff” to get into. Even the cup holder was minimalistic and could easily be cleaned. My own little minions got dirt, sand, and crumbs on the Deluxe Highback 65 in the two days we took photos for this review. Everything brushed right off. Even the baby spit up from our tiniest little wiped right off. One isn’t likely to have spit-up on this seat, since it isn’t for newborns, but weird things can happen if your baby has really good aim like my baby does. I could see the cover standing up to LOTS of abuse. There was just the right amount of cushion under the bum for my three, whose car seat cushion preferences run the gambit.
It seemed like a Goldilocks zone of cushion. Padded, Movable Armrests Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback has padded, moveable armrests. Fit for a king or queen, the armrests are soft and give a high-end feel to the Deluxe Highback 65. We could all agree that everyone loved them, and finding something that three children ALL enjoy is very difficult, so having two universally liked features on the same seat was a big plus. We liked that they could move so that getting in or out wouldn’t be hindered. For Saoirse, the big bonus of movable armrests was that they were fun to play with. If the three-year old is occupied and happy, Mama is happy. Overall Thoughts The Eddie Bauer Deluxe Highback 65 combination seat seemed very appealing on paper. When we got down to the meat of it there were just too many drawbacks. For a smaller child, this seat would be fine for forward facing harness use. I have two smaller children, and they would have years of room for growth. There’s plenty of room for Littles and not so Littles inside the seat. We found that the harness was really not especially roomy, though. When our 7 year old model was fully buckled, there was a very small amount of harness slack left even though he’s 17lb less than the harness maximum weight limit. I don’t think that there would be much room for a heftier child. In booster mode, we saw issues with the shoulder belt fit. While all seats are safe when used properly, I can see that there will be fit issues with this seat. It is very important to read the manual of any seat you have so you can be aware of the requirements for use. Since we did not get the proper belt fit as specified by the manual, there was no way for us to use the booster function of this seat. Many parents purchase a combination seat hoping for years of use. The 10 year expiration range is very generous, but average children will probably not get many years of use in this seat. Dorel provided the Deluxe Highback 65 for this review.
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