Great vid! Only suggestion is next time please refer to seats by name, "this guy, that guy, this versus that" is hard to keep up if you know nothing about these
I have had this feedback before and I think even on this video and I hear you and am working on being more expressly articulate in subsequent videos. Totally appreciate the kind feedback and I def agree it would be more useful to be clearer. Thanks so much for watching.
She introduces them at the beginning of the video. If you can't remember the names of 3 car seats you shouldn't be worried about a car seat because you shouldn't be allowed around children.
Thank you for this video! So helpful! Could you share a comparison between the crotch buckles? I read that the Evenflow often digs into little chunky thighs. Which crotch buckle looks most padded/rounded edges?
Ok so I have seen this criticism floating around online and I measured the buckle. I measured it against the Nuna Exec which is the most expensive car seat I offer that gets very little criticism. When you buckle the male pieces into the female component of the lower buckle your width difference between evenflo and nuna is one quarter of an inch. So yes it's wider but it's marginally wider. Most of the ones I measured clocked in a 4 inches wide. the nuna was like 3.75 inches wide. My best estimation is that because the evenflo comes set up for a teeny baby you should most likely move the crotch buckle to a more outward position to get your roomiest space for a kid with thicker thighs. I would say tho if you have a huge kid the most spacious seats for the interior are Britax one for life. No rotation but def a great choice for a big bodied kiddo. I have one of those for my best friend's son who is HUGE for his age. 99th percentile height and weight so that might be one to consider if the child in question is large. Hopefully this is helpful.
Thank you sooo much for doing this comparison! I ordered the evenflo 360 revolve extend and ive been SO stressed out about this. I am praying it wont be an issue for my son.@@destinationbabykids
Hi, I was wondering, is the wire tether on the Maxi-Cosi is a safety thing or could I possibly remove it? I want to be able to shake out snacks, lol. Also how easy would it be to take off/put back on the cover in a blow out situation? I'm trying to decide between the Emme and the Evenflo 360 "Green" - do you review the Green version also, or is it pretty much the same as the Extend Gold, just without the flame retardants? Thanks
I am 100% positive they would tell you you can't cut the cord. I totally get why you'd want to but I know it's supposed to remain attached at all times. The Green is the same seat just with FR free fabrics so the function is identical. If you want a seat to be able to shake out I would strongly encourage you to go with Evenflo.
This is a really good question. Honestly I did not take that measurement and I no longer floor the maxi or the safety first. The other thing is that depending on how soft the seat is as well as how tight you install it they all can kind of fit differently in cars. I have been very successful fitting the evenflo's in cars that are short nose to tail. I installed one rear facing in a BMW 4 series hard top convertible and the front seat was still safely able to be utilized. He was convinced that the Nuna Revv was smaller but when we tried both the evenflo fit much better. So go figure. I know this isn't answering you but it's the best answer I can offer for this question. :)
The Evenflo 360 in the stores, in backward mode, looks like baby's legs go up 45 - 60 degrees from the hips. That shouldn't be right. ?? Which revolving chair would you recommend for a baby in the 100th percentile for ht and wt? At 11 weeks and 20 lbs, his Evenfo Pivot is too small
What's your opinion on the Evenflo now that there are alleged '6 accidents' of the seat detaching from the base? I'm very curious if they just weren't installed correctly or were empty and not turned to a riding direction.
I think it's really hard to give a meaningful opinion on the situation when we aren't really provided clear information on what has happened. It has been my experience in selling these products for 20 years that nine times out of ten it is user error. And then if you say that, you are blaming parents and caregivers and it's a no-win situation. What I do know is that the larger issue I have with this seat is the feedback I have heard from parents that the buckle piece digs into their kids legs and makes the seat uncomfortable. It's a small portion of people affected from something very serious (detaching) but the small issue that would confront you daily, (the crotch buckle) could be practically more annoying so like there are things about that seat I am not fond of. I am super excited to get my Chicco rotational car seat and review that. I think that is going to be the next big thing :)
So for the larger size seats they don't sell additional bases. I think the reasoning behind it is that they don't want the consumer to ever think that the car seat can be used without a base. This is foolish tho since there are infant seats that can only be used with bases so I am unclear as to why they don't offer it. Annoying tho right?!
I feel like the Cybex Sirona S 360 although hard to install has a very deep recline in rear facing mode and probably does in Forward facing as well. I would check that seat out.
I've got a small car. It's a 2017 Honda civic. I would love to get a seat that has 360 rotation, but I'm worried that I'm going to run out of room. What is the most compact 360 seat? What would you recommend with a more compact vehicle?
the evenflo can have a more upright position which you can still rotate toward the door. I managed to get it into a BMW4 series convertible with an insanely small back seat and two doors and it was the best fit of all the seats we tried.
@@destinationbabykids I have been looking to buy a 4 series convertible, but my wife said car seat won't fit. I am gonna argue with her now with your info. Thanks!
Bmw 4 series is my husband’s car vs my x7. Ithought we would never use his car for baby transport, but now, it’s a possibility since I’m pretty sold on the eve flow 360
I am sorry I generally don't ever advise on "comfort" of seats. that is totally personal and I find that it's hard to be correct when asked this question. It does have a lot of padding so that is a nice feature.
Graco isn't in this because that one doesn't do a 360 turn. Their Turn 2 Me which I have also reviewed is a great seat but only turns 180 degrees not 360. Feel free to check out that video. I liked it enough to give it to my friend and she's been loving it for her son.
She introduces them at the beginning of the video and points directly to them when speaking. If you can't remember the names of 3 car seats you shouldn't be allowed around children.
The only one in theory that does this is the Orbit but good luck lifting a toddler that weighs over 20 pounds in a car seat that also weighs 20 pounds and getting it to align perfectly and safely on the stroller part.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you sooo much! This was beyond helpful 👏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
Nice comparison. To the point and precise.
Which has the best leg room in rear facing? I bought the EvenFlo but her legs are so cramped and she's nowhere near the maximum height yet!
Great vid! Only suggestion is next time please refer to seats by name, "this guy, that guy, this versus that" is hard to keep up if you know nothing about these
I have had this feedback before and I think even on this video and I hear you and am working on being more expressly articulate in subsequent videos. Totally appreciate the kind feedback and I def agree it would be more useful to be clearer. Thanks so much for watching.
She introduces them at the beginning of the video. If you can't remember the names of 3 car seats you shouldn't be worried about a car seat because you shouldn't be allowed around children.
@@josephhamilton3822Thanks dude, great response over a suggestive comments that she even said she came across before. Hope you have a good one!
Thank you for this video! So helpful! Could you share a comparison between the crotch buckles? I read that the Evenflow often digs into little chunky thighs. Which crotch buckle looks most padded/rounded edges?
Ok so I have seen this criticism floating around online and I measured the buckle. I measured it against the Nuna Exec which is the most expensive car seat I offer that gets very little criticism. When you buckle the male pieces into the female component of the lower buckle your width difference between evenflo and nuna is one quarter of an inch. So yes it's wider but it's marginally wider. Most of the ones I measured clocked in a 4 inches wide. the nuna was like 3.75 inches wide. My best estimation is that because the evenflo comes set up for a teeny baby you should most likely move the crotch buckle to a more outward position to get your roomiest space for a kid with thicker thighs. I would say tho if you have a huge kid the most spacious seats for the interior are Britax one for life. No rotation but def a great choice for a big bodied kiddo. I have one of those for my best friend's son who is HUGE for his age. 99th percentile height and weight so that might be one to consider if the child in question is large. Hopefully this is helpful.
Thank you sooo much for doing this comparison! I ordered the evenflo 360 revolve extend and ive been SO stressed out about this. I am praying it wont be an issue for my son.@@destinationbabykids
Hi, I was wondering, is the wire tether on the Maxi-Cosi is a safety thing or could I possibly remove it? I want to be able to shake out snacks, lol. Also how easy would it be to take off/put back on the cover in a blow out situation? I'm trying to decide between the Emme and the Evenflo 360 "Green" - do you review the Green version also, or is it pretty much the same as the Extend Gold, just without the flame retardants? Thanks
I am 100% positive they would tell you you can't cut the cord. I totally get why you'd want to but I know it's supposed to remain attached at all times. The Green is the same seat just with FR free fabrics so the function is identical. If you want a seat to be able to shake out I would strongly encourage you to go with Evenflo.
And big differences from the Evenflo 360 first release vs the slim versions? Besides the slimness.
Max weight for child.
@@evilmonkey003 Correct! It also takes a taller body child in rear facing mode.
Do they both take up the same amount of space from back seat to front seat headrest?
This is a really good question. Honestly I did not take that measurement and I no longer floor the maxi or the safety first. The other thing is that depending on how soft the seat is as well as how tight you install it they all can kind of fit differently in cars. I have been very successful fitting the evenflo's in cars that are short nose to tail. I installed one rear facing in a BMW 4 series hard top convertible and the front seat was still safely able to be utilized. He was convinced that the Nuna Revv was smaller but when we tried both the evenflo fit much better. So go figure. I know this isn't answering you but it's the best answer I can offer for this question. :)
The Evenflo 360 in the stores, in backward mode, looks like baby's legs go up 45 - 60 degrees from the hips. That shouldn't be right. ??
Which revolving chair would you recommend for a baby in the 100th percentile for ht and wt? At 11 weeks and 20 lbs, his Evenfo Pivot is too small
What's your opinion on the Evenflo now that there are alleged '6 accidents' of the seat detaching from the base? I'm very curious if they just weren't installed correctly or were empty and not turned to a riding direction.
I think it's really hard to give a meaningful opinion on the situation when we aren't really provided clear information on what has happened. It has been my experience in selling these products for 20 years that nine times out of ten it is user error. And then if you say that, you are blaming parents and caregivers and it's a no-win situation. What I do know is that the larger issue I have with this seat is the feedback I have heard from parents that the buckle piece digs into their kids legs and makes the seat uncomfortable. It's a small portion of people affected from something very serious (detaching) but the small issue that would confront you daily, (the crotch buckle) could be practically more annoying so like there are things about that seat I am not fond of. I am super excited to get my Chicco rotational car seat and review that. I think that is going to be the next big thing :)
Are there any rotating car seats that sell additional bases? Most seem like they don't and some even chain the base the seat.
So for the larger size seats they don't sell additional bases. I think the reasoning behind it is that they don't want the consumer to ever think that the car seat can be used without a base. This is foolish tho since there are infant seats that can only be used with bases so I am unclear as to why they don't offer it. Annoying tho right?!
The chicco fit360 sells additional bases!
I’ve been searching for a comfortable and reclining seat forward and rear facing. Help
I feel like the Cybex Sirona S 360 although hard to install has a very deep recline in rear facing mode and probably does in Forward facing as well. I would check that seat out.
Can we take any of these or Revv or Rava on flights ?
Rava is suitable for flights. Revv is not
I've got a small car. It's a 2017 Honda civic. I would love to get a seat that has 360 rotation, but I'm worried that I'm going to run out of room. What is the most compact 360 seat? What would you recommend with a more compact vehicle?
The eve Flo has a slim version. 😊
Even
Which rotating seat is the most compact for depth when rotating in a more compact car?
the evenflo can have a more upright position which you can still rotate toward the door. I managed to get it into a BMW4 series convertible with an insanely small back seat and two doors and it was the best fit of all the seats we tried.
@@destinationbabykids I have been looking to buy a 4 series convertible, but my wife said car seat won't fit. I am gonna argue with her now with your info. Thanks!
Bmw 4 series is my husband’s car vs my x7. Ithought we would never use his car for baby transport, but now, it’s a possibility since I’m pretty sold on the eve flow 360
Would you say the Maxi Cosi seat is more comfortable for the child in regards to seat depth?
I am sorry I generally don't ever advise on "comfort" of seats. that is totally personal and I find that it's hard to be correct when asked this question. It does have a lot of padding so that is a nice feature.
What about the Graco?
Graco isn't in this because that one doesn't do a 360 turn. Their Turn 2 Me which I have also reviewed is a great seat but only turns 180 degrees not 360. Feel free to check out that video. I liked it enough to give it to my friend and she's been loving it for her son.
@@destinationbabykids Great thank you!
Which car seat is "that guy" and which one is "this one"?😱
She introduces them at the beginning of the video and points directly to them when speaking. If you can't remember the names of 3 car seats you shouldn't be allowed around children.
Is their a car seat that rotates and also attaches to a stroller?
The only one in theory that does this is the Orbit but good luck lifting a toddler that weighs over 20 pounds in a car seat that also weighs 20 pounds and getting it to align perfectly and safely on the stroller part.