Sept 4, 2022
Yes it has low limits but it’s amazing
I did extensive research on rotating seats versus some nicer stationary seats. Having a larger taller car I knew I wanted rotating.
Yes the limit is 40 lbs and 43”
My friends very tall 3 year old still is just barely with in the limits. Our kid is pretty high in percentile but I think we will be able to use the seat until he’s well into his third year and having it rotate will make getting him in/out easier as well as keeping him rear facing as long as possible.
Currently there are a cybex, Graco, evenflo and baby jogger rotating seat out there. All of which have things I disliked.
The revv rotates 360 forward or rear facing, has magnet harness clips that work soo well and is very cushy and comfortable for the baby.
It doesn’t swing out towards the front seat like the baby jogger does, and it doesn’t swing loosely it’s a perfect stiffness if that makes sense. It stays out when you’re putting the kid in the seat.
Loved the anti rebound and how the seat belt goes behind it unlike the baby jogger which got in the way of my 9 month olds foot. The city turn (baby jogger) was my second choice since it can go to A booster but there were so many annoyances with the seat we decided to pay more for the more comfortable seat with better features.
I also learned with one for life seats sometimes the booster belt mode ia so high the seat belt will lock when kids try to Buckle themselves so I’m happy to buy a new seat for harness booster mode and up once this seat has reached the limits.
Yes it’s spendy but it’s currently the best one with the best features which is part of what you’re buying.
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