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Restraint System: 5-Point Safety Harness
Adjustable Harness Height: Adjustable Harness Height
Car Seat Type: Convertible
Additional Features: Latch System
Central Harness Length Adjustment
Removable Backrest

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Maxi-Cosi Priori Convertible Car Seat Reviews

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I also don't like the fact that the main LATCH strap adjustment is only on one side, as it makes it more difficult to get the seat installed tightly, and it usually ends up slightly off center since you are pulling only on one side. I much prefer the design on the Britax Companion Infant seat we had, where the LATCH strap can be adjusted on both sides. I don't know if this one-side only adjustment is just be a normal feature of convertible seats, but it's not as easy as the 2-sided adjustment. However, I love the material of this seat, as we live in a very hot and humid environment in south Texas, and most seats have material that is just too plush for comfort when it's hot. from Target.com My daughter is very small for her age. She is 13 months and only 15 pounds 10 oz.. from Amazon.com I purchased this carseat after agonizing for weeks and reading all good and bad reviews. I also considered the Britax Marathon and Roundabout but ended up going with the Maxi Cosi in the Chili Pepper color. from Amazon.com We switched to this car seat when my son was 6 months and already 22 lbs (when he outgrew his Maxi Cosi infant seat, which I also loved). I love it. from Amazon.com I bought the Maxi Cosi as a secondary seat for my husbands vehicle. I already had a Britax Marathon which I was pretty pleased with. from Amazon.com The Priori is an ok seat. The construction and design are both good. from Amazon.com Just be wary if you'll be using it in a cold climate... I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to friends here in Minneapolis. I definitely prefer my Graco ComfortSport with the GracoPedic Foam over this one; the straps are extra long and my daughter seems to like it just as much as the Maxi-Cosi, and I bought it for $[...]instead of $[...]. from Amazon.com I actually got the "Night Owl" color, but decided to post here to consolidate the reviews. The seat matches the interior of our Civic Hybrid almost to a T! While the seat doesn't go up to the monster 65lbs of some other convertibles, our son is rather light for his age and we have a small car. We can upgrade to a booster seat later and 45 lbs is a decent weight limit. from Amazon.com Our daughter seems pretty enthusiastic about the car seat. It is adjustable and reclines which is great for when she falls asleep in the car. from Amazon.com The one thing I was looking for in a new carseat that we did not have with the Britax Roundabout we had been loaned was substantial sides so that when my daughter falls asleep in the car (as she does often) that her head would be supported. The Priori has wide enough sides without being too big. The added bonus of this seat is that it has not only a bottom base but also a back base so it reclines on its own track and doesn't have to be removed from the LATCH or seatbelt. from Amazon.com

Released	over 2 years ago
Restraint System	5-Point Safety Harness
Adjustable Harness Height	Adjustable Harness Height
Car Seat Type	Convertible
Additional Features	Latch System Central Harness Length Adjustment Removable Backrest
Adjustable Recline Positions	Adjustable Recline Positions
Carry handle	With Carry Handle
Head Protection	With Headrest
Height Limit	Up to 43 In.
MPN	22476PNG
Seating Direction	Rear / Forward Facing
Stay-in Car Base	No Detachable Base
UPC	044681227691
Weight Limit	Up to 40 lbs.

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