Britax ClickTight

I love love the Britax "click tight" feature. So so so easy to install! I looked at the new Poplar model but ended up getting a Marathon on sale.

We're Britax fans in our house. We just switched from the One4Life to the Poplar for my almost 4 year old because the Poplar is narrower and baby #2 is arriving literally any minute. We loved the One4Life but just needed the extra inches in the backseat. Both the One4Life and the Poplar allow rear facing up to 50 lbs or 49 in tall. For reference we also transitioned out of our infant seat at 6 months due to size. At the time he was around 95th percentile for height and 80th for weight. Right

Britax Clicktight models are amazingly easy to install safely, and most have machine washable/tumble dry capable covers.

Britax. Love the belt tight system. My daughter has the poplar s and it's great! She's used it for a cross country trip and no issues. They're coming out with a 360 one next month they all the car seat/baby products reviewers are raving about! Edit: our infant seat was a Chicco keyfit 35, super high on safety reports but sooo heavy!

I personally remember really liking the britax brand because the Click Tight feature made accurate installation a breeze. This meant that my husband or mom could get a seat installed in their cars the first try and it was a good install. The weight limits for the latch system are pretty low so many more years were spent using a buckle installation the latch install.

I like the Britax Clicktight Marathon. It's easy to install, easy to clean and it's still comfy when my 5 year old is in his.

We have the Britax one4life and love it! It's a big bulky seat, but the install is super easy and it rear-faces up to 50 pounds.

If you move the seat once a month or more, consider a Britax click tight convertible. We have a boulevard, but the new Poplar model looks very nice.

Britax poplar S. Rear facing up to 50lbs and is the easy click tight installation.

I did a ton of car seat research for my son who is 99th percentile in height and settled on the Britax one4life. It has one of the highest harness heights apparently and rear faces to 50lbs. It's literally idiot proof to install and has a ton of recline positions. My only complaint is that it is hard to tighten the straps. My next baby I want to try the extend2fit because it's cheaper and rearfaces to 50lbs. I'm in Canada and those are the only 2 seats that I could find that rear face to 50l