Graco TurboBooster 2.0 Highback Booster Car Seat, Declan

Great Booster
Great transition from a car-seat. Big and sturdy but still light. They are comfortable for the kids and seem safe and secure. They look great too.

Great Booster
Our son loves this seat because it’s comfortable and the cup holders open and close for “storing things.” I love it because it’s significantly easier to move back and forth between vehicles and fits between our other car seats better than his big/bulky car seat used to.

Slim fit, easy to clean
this car seat is amazing! it’s easy to assembly & fits perfectly in my car with our other car seat! i feel like you would have enough room in a small suv to be able to put it in the middle with 2 bigger car seats on the ends!!

Finally a car seat that doesn’t require a CrossFit warm-up to install
I was in the market for a new car seat because my daughter was outgrowing her old one—and frankly, I was tired of feeling like I needed a gym membership just to lug it around. I always thought high-back boosters started at 4 years/40 lbs., so imagine my delight when I found this one starting at 3 years/30 lbs. Cue angelic choir.Like any responsible parent, I did my research (translation: read enough reviews to qualify for an honorary PhD in Car Seatology). The main complaints seemed to be about the latch system and the “wiggle test.” Apparently, without the seatbelt attached, some reviewers reported a five-inch shimmy. That’s not a car seat, that’s a dance floor. Still, I took the risk—mostly because I was done arm-wrestling the behemoth we had before.The seat arrived quickly, in its original box, no frills. Setup was surprisingly easy—so easy, I didn’t even have to channel my inner IKEA warrior. It fit perfectly in my mid-size sedan, the fabric was soft, and my daughter gave it the coveted kid seal of approval by declaring it comfy before I even finished installing it. Big win.The side-impact safety features felt solid without turning her into a burrito. But the highlight? The cup holder and the “secret drawer.” She thought she had discovered hidden treasure. I didn’t have the heart to tell her the manufacturer planned it that way—so as far as she’s concerned, she’s basically Indiana Jones.Now, let’s talk latches. Contrary to the scary reviews, this seat actually has two latches, plus a slick push-button release and a pull strap that snugged everything up like magic. I gave it a firm wiggle test and—no salsa dancing. The seatbelt design does have one quirk: my daughter is thrilled she gets to use a “real” seatbelt like Mommy and Daddy, but the armrest design means she still needs help buckling herself. Minor inconvenience, but worth noting.One funny (okay, slightly scary) moment: before installing, I let her sit in it on the floor. She leaned back and—whoosh—the whole back reclined flat like she was auditioning for a La-Z-Boy commercial. Not a design flaw, just user error, but let’s say my reflexes got a surprise workout. Lesson learned: chairs need cars behind them.Overall: easy to install, looks stylish (as stylish as car seats get), and most importantly, my daughter feels like she “leveled up” to a big-kid seat. For me, that’s worth every penny and every laugh along the way.

Easy to install, very secure, and also my daughter finds it alot more comfortable than the old one that served her till 5 years of age.

My bien producto, se instala y desinstala facilmente, muy estable una vez puesto en su lugar y da muy buena seguridad al infante, recomendado ya que tambien es bastante comodo y el hecho que traiga respaldo le da una sensacion mayor al infante de que esta en su propio asiento como si fuera grande, muy bueno y recomendada este booster/sillita