MSRP $249Įxtend2Fit 3-in-1 with TrueShield: Has all the E2F 3-in-1 features plus TrueShield technology, an extra layer of side impact protection. Here’s a quick overview of the differences:Įxtend2Fit 3-in-1: Has all the E2F features plus the capability of being used as a highback booster seat from 40-100 lbs. Graco also offers some other versions of the Extend2Fit. Harness Storage pockets on both sides of seat for storing buckle tongs out of the way.10-position headrest with no re-thread harness.4-position leg extension for rear-facing comfort: adds up to 5″ extra legroom!.

rear-facing weight limit-a leader for Graco’s convertible line!

Since the Extend2Fit has such high rear-facing weight and height limits, why not? Extend2Fit Overview *We recommend rear-facing to at least age 2 before turning your child forward-facing. Forward-facing 22-65 lbs., 49″ or less, at least 1 year old*.AND child’s head is 1” below gray harness height adjustment handle This seat is super popular and it’s easy to see why! rear-facing weight limit and dual integrated cup holders! It’s almost hard to believe that they offer all of this in a seat that is often on sale for under $150. The Graco engineers have designed a unique extension feature that slides out to accommodate growing legs as a child sits rear-facing, providing additional legroom for the rear-facing child. What’s the one thing most people say when they see an older rear-facing toddler? “What about their legs? Aren’t they uncomfortable?” Well, no, actually, but Graco was smart to address this common misconception with the Extend2Fit convertible carseat. rear-facing weight limit? Superb height limits? Under $200? Extend2Fit is a winner!

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