Chicco KidFit Zip Air 2-in-1 Belt Positioning Booster Car Seat - Q Collection

Searched online for a long time and lots of different brands. Looking for a chair for my 3 yr old was not that easy. I wanted it to be able to fall back for naps. The majority do not at all and when they say they do it is really not for a relaxing nap. You got to be taking care the head does not bend forward or fall on the side. No issues with this one!Roomy and super comfy. the insert for the beverage is very useful, not so much the case that came off so often until we put it totally aside...Others were claiming high impact security and as we live in a very quite place with no high speeds on the road this is just perfect!Nice for warm weather too

I had the one without the leg rest and we loved it, but my little one was often kicking the seat in front of him to keep his legs from going numb. He sometimes complained about "pins and needles" sensations in his legs on longer rides. This seat solved that issue! He is so much happier and much more comfortable now that his legs aren't just dangling down anymore. The leg rest is removable if it is outgrown.The seat has a good bit of cushion, too, unlike most booster seats, so it's more comfortable all around.My favorite part of the chicco seat are the anchor straps. I think it makes this booster more secure than other seats that don't have this feature.I would recommend this seat to anyone. It is so versatile - use with or without the back, with or without the leg rest, with or without the snack/toy holder...

This is the second of this booster we have bought. My 5 yo (almost 6) fits great in it. I really like how the fabric is designed for air flow. It is a bit challenging to put together initially, and I wish the foot rest was removable without removing the breathable fabric, but these issues didn’t stop us from buying a second one.

Loving this booster seat! It was easy to assemble and My 8 year old loves it! I was worried it wouldn’t be comfortable giving my son’s size but he said it’s comfortable. We kept the back on and he was able to buckle himself in.

We bought this chair for long trips because it said it reclines and has the leg rest to help with leg pain and fatigue. Well the headrest doesn't give the right angle of side support and our sons head drops forward when he falls asleep. It also barely has give to recline so it is uncomfortable for him to fall asleep in. We should have spent the extra $50 and gone with another clek. While it's not as comfortable or cushy to sit in it gives a better long drive experience.

I bought this mostly for comfort as my 6 year old daughter doesn't like being confined to a small chair while in the car. I searched for a booster with the highest comfy rating and this was it. My daughter likes it! She says her bottoms are comfy and most of all loves the fact that she can stretch her legs on it! She now falls asleep in the car better - previously she would whine and complain that she's sleepy but can't find a comfy position to sleep.

I have the nextfit zip carseat and it is truly a revelation and acheivement in engineering. Especially if you have a kid that pukes a lot, like mine. My expensive fancy nuna seat took 2 hours to clean and assemble. The chicco nextfit zip, 5 minutes.So I was quite excited to get the next step in the booster seat. My kid puked today, and it took me close to an hour to get the covers off and will be who knows how long to put it back together.This is not worthy of the chicco name and a real engineering disaster. Also the seatbelt guide doesn’t work, as others have noted.

Hard to fasten the seatbelt. Because the seatbelt needs to go through a yellow space in the car seat beside the head, when you unfasten your kid the seatbelt does not return completely to its place, which requires you to take it out of the yellow space and do it yourself before you can fasten it again. The kid's storage space is too loose and does not stay in its place, any little bump in it (especially when you are trying to fasten the seatbelt) will make it fall.