Required in forward facing mode, stays out of the way and can stay attached since the seat doesn’t swivel in forward facing mode Required in both modes, stays out of the way and can stay attachedĢ8 – 49 inches tall and the top of the child’s ears are below the top of the headrestĬhild’s head must be at least 1 inch below the headrest adjustment handle Car Seats that Swivel: a Guideġ7 – 40 inches tall or until the child’s head is within 1 inch of the top of the headrest or backrest, whichever is higher Now that there are a number of car seats that swivel, we’ve developed a handy chart to help you keep track of some of the primary differences between them. Lower anchors encouraged for booster mode.Seat shell and base weight: 29.6 pounds.Crotch buckle positions: 3, 4.5, and 6 inches from seat back.Lowest harness height without insert: 9.5 inches.Lowest harness height without insert folded: 8.5 inches.Lowest harness height with insert folded: 6 inches.Width at widest point: 19.5 inches at the cupholders.Expiration: 10 years after the date of manufacture.Booster mode height range: 44-57 inches and the top of the child’s ears are below the top of the headrest.Booster mode weight range: 40-120 pounds.Forward facing lower anchor weight limit: 40 pounds.Forward facing minimum age: 2 years old.Forward facing height range: 28 – 49 inches tall and the top of the child’s ears are below the top of the headrest.Forward facing weight range 22 – 65 pounds.Rear facing lower anchor weight limit: 35 pounds.The child’s head must be 2.5 cm (1 inch) or more below the top of the headrest or the seat’s shell - whichever is higher.Rear facing height range: 17 – 40 inches tall.Rear facing weight range: 4 – 40 pounds.This seat has some really unique features and we are excited to share our experience with it. Until now, the Sirona S was all by itself in the “rotating seat” category but it has a new friend - the Evenflo Revolve360 multimode car seat. The addition of the Cybex Sirona S to the market offered an additional option for accessible loading and unloading - a car seat that swivels!Ĭar seats that swivel aren’t new to the North American car seat scene but they are kind of rare. Things we usually account for are the height of the seat’s sides and the profile of the seat. Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-88 (TTY 1-80), or go to CPSTs, we are often asked if there are any seats that are easier to load and buckle children into. Note: For a complete list of the production dates of the affected seats, please click on “Associated Documents” and then “Defect Notice(Part 573).” Not all seats within the date ranges listed are included, so consumers should contact Evenflo at the number or website listed here with the seat’s model and date of manufacture to confirm that their seat is included. The company will start providing replacement buckles along with installation instructions in April 2014.

REMEDY:Įvenflo will notify registered owners in April 2014.

It may be difficult to remove the child from the restraint, increasing the risk of injury in the event of an emergency in which a prompt exit from the vehicle is required. In the convertible car seats and harnessed booster seats, the buckle may become stuck in a latched condition so that it cannot be opened by depressing the buckle’s release button. The defect involves difficulty in unlatching the harness buckle. (Evenflo) is recalling certain convertible and harnessed child restraints, models Momentum 65 (including LX and DLX), Chase (including LX, DLX, and Select), Maestro (including Performance), Symphony (including 65, LX, 65 E3, and DLX), Snugli All-In-One, Snugli Booster, Titan 65, SureRide DLX, and Secure Kid (including LX, DLX, 100, 300, and 400).

Evenflo revolve 360 recall