- 5-point harness with front adjustment helps keep baby secure
- Three seat heights and two crotch strap positions keep your child sitting comfortably
- Removable infant head support cushions head and neck
- Easy-to-read level indicator helps ensure correct installation in the rear-facing position
- Cup/snack holder keeps drinks and snacks handy
Product Description
Graco ComfortSport Convertible Car Seat When it comes to your child, there’s only one concern above comfort: safety. Often one gets sacrificed for the other, but with the Graco ComfortSport Convertible Car Seat your child will get the safety they need with the coziness they desire. Why you and your baby will love this item: The Graco ComfortSport Convertible Car Seat is perfect for your little girl or boy with all the key features parents expect. The 5-point harne… More >>
not yet I can express an opinion on the matter since liberty not yet has given the product to me in Venezuela. This company has presented/displayed many delays.
Rating: 5 / 5
Sold by Amazon.com, listed as brand new item. Thing is the car seat looks like an open-box item. It is simply put in the box without any protection or any plastic wrap. Anyway, my daughter seems enjoy her new car seat.
Rating: 3 / 5
I have purchased the Graco Comfort Sport based on the reviews on Amazon and the generally good crash test ratings. We also own a Britax Roundabout (our primary car seat) installed in a Volvo. The plan was to have the Graco as a second car seat in my BMW. Our child is a little over 20lb. and has outgrown the infant seat, thus we decided to buy convertible car seats. For maximum safety, it is recommended to keep your child rear facing as long as possible (and the weight limit on the Graco for this is 30lb., on the Britax it’s 35lb.). Upon installation of the Graco, I was really shocked at how poorely a fit this car seat is in the rear facing position. Since the center rear seat is by far the safest, and preferred, I tried installing the Graco with the seat belt option (since most cars have no latch connectors for the center seat). Upon reading the manual and trying the installation, I was shocked to discover that the Graco has no seat belt cutoff (unlike many other car seats). As such, the car seat installation primarily depends on the locking feature of the automatic seat belt (which you will never get as tight as needed). After proper installation in rear facing position, I pulled the seat belt as tight as I could (I am 6 ft, 180lb.), and yet I could pull the seat side to side several inches, downright scary. Keep in mind that most car seats in a rear facing installation will not be very tight, since there is no side hugging the back of the seat (unlike in a forward seating position). The manual also mentioned several times that you MUST NOT use the tether strap in the rear-facing position. After some research on the web, I found out that only Britax and the Radian car seats are approved to use a tether strap in the rear-facing position. For all other car seats, it says it must not be used under any circumstances. When installing the Britax, only after the tether was connected tightly, I felt that the seat was really solidly installed.
I then bit the bullet and wanted to install the Graco in a forward facing position. Together with the tether strap, that allows for a somewhat solid installation, but I am still bummed by the non-existant seat belt lockoffs. Also, the seat is pretty wide and (compared to the Britax Roundabout) and makes sitting next to it (when installed in the center seat) extremely cumbersome, even installed in a pretty spacious 5 series BMW.
In general, I would not recommend this car seat due to the installation difficulty and possibility of not being able to achieve a solid fit. Also, keep in mind that you should keep your kid in the CENTER rear seat, and rear-facing as long as possible. The center seat is best since it will protect your child in a collision from the side. The rear-facing position is ideal since most collisions are happening frontal, and while you might merely get some whiplash, a forward-facing child might occur spinal injury causing death. As a result, I would not recommend any car seat but the Britax or Sunshine Radian seats.
Rating: 2 / 5
love this car seat. it’s sooo good looking. very soft. my 9 month old son loves it! he is sooo happy in it and looks like a big boy!
Rating: 5 / 5
This car seat was exactly what we were looking for. It’s comfy for our son and looks great with light grey interior.
Rating: 5 / 5