Graco High Back TurboBooster Car Seat, Wander

by Graco

• Fits your "big kid" 3-10 years old, from 30-100 pounds and 38" to 57" tall
• Easily converts to backless booster for years of use
• Height adjustable head support grows with your child
• Padded, height adjustable armrests are extra comfortable
• Open loop belt guides easily position your vehicle's seatbelt

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

The Seat Children And Their Parents Can Agree On.The seat children and their parents can agree on with cool perks like hide-away cup holders to stash road trip must-haves and "big kid" design. The padded seat, two plush side pillows and adjustable armrests persuade passengers to sit back and enjoy the ride. This easy to use booster has a head support that gets taller when your child does, and later the seat even converts to a backless booster. A great pick for even the pickiest little people.

Product Description

Graco TurboBooster SafeSeat Step 3 With cool, sporty features, any child is sure to feel great riding around in the TurboBooster. You'll be jealous of your big boy or girl when you see what they're riding in. Why you and your child will love this item: The third and final step in Graco's SafeSeat line, this sleek seat has an easy-to-adjust headrest features EPS energy absorbing foam, and the belt positioners, intuitive and easy to use, aid in proper seat belt positioning.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars No complaints January 25, 2011

By Anne with an E

I have been reluctant to get a booster seat for my 2 kids since I invested in those convertible carseats that go up 100 lbs. Plus I know that 5-pt harness is safest.
But then the older the kids get the more activities they do...birthday parties, sports, theater, playdates, field trips, camp, etc. Transferring those bulky car seats is painfully inconvenient. So I got this booster seat for 5-year old daughter. And all I can say is, THANK GOODNESS! This seat is light, takes seconds to transfer from one car to another, and most importantly she is so much more comfortable in this than her convertible carseat. The side headrest cradles her head when she falls asleep unlike her convertible carseat where she just sort of slumps forward. She refuses to go back to her convertible carseat and I don't blame her! This was supposed to be our extra carseat but it's become the primary one for her now.

I have no complaints, I love this carseat and I can't wait to get another one as soon as my son turns 3 in a few months.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad July 1, 2009

By J. Breiner

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This booster seat is ok, nothing special. I had previously bought the First Years Compass B540 Ultra Folding Adjustable Booster which is priced in the mid-80's and thought maybe I would save a few bucks. I definitely prefer the First Years Compass B540 Ultra Folding Adjustable Booster as it is more comfortable, the arms move up and down which makes buckling and unbuckling much easier (The Graco arms do not move) and in general just seems nicer (by comparison the Graco seems "cheaper"). If you are looking for a good budget seat, this is ok, but I recommend spending a few $ more if you can afford it and go with the the Compass seat.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Great, hard to buckle with 3 carseats in a row. July 1, 2011

By E. Huffman

We've had these seats for about 2 weeks now and like them.

Pros:
-Easy to put together (I put two together in about 30 minutes)
-Lightweight
-Removable back
-Seatbelt guides are helpful and the belts do NOT cut into my kids necks
-Well-cushioned
-Reclines almost fully (we don't have reclining seats, but I can see how this would be useful for people who do and frequently take car trips that are conducive to sleeping kids)

Cons:
-This seat is VERY hard to buckle in our car ('08 Honda Pilot) - we have an infant seat and two Turbos. The armrests are in the way, but cannot be removed because of safety standards and with the carseats all so close, its a HUGE nuissance and I am constantly cursing myself for buying this and I cannot wait until my kids can reach far enough and press hard enough to buckle the belt, but knowing how it is for ME to do it, I don't see that happening for another year or more. Because of this, I would never buy this seat again for MY purposes or with MY car.
-When the seat is not buckled, these carseats are not secured in the car - I did not know this, maybe its a common feature of booster seats (?), but I wish there was a way to have it secured in the car using a latch system.