What is the weight limit for using the 5 point harness?
889390
It's rated for 20-80 pounds using 5-point harness...and up to 120 pounds in the booster seat configuration.
247556
300 lbs is the weight limit and there are height limits also- go to the Gaim web site and check them out.
1459807
My husband is 6'5" and 230 pounds and uses it with no problems. Our manual says the weight limit is 300 pounds.
1205982
It's very sensitive....if you just put your hand on it it will get activated....so I would say there is no weight requirement..
720412
I am almost positive that the beginning weight for this seat is 45lbs. Anything under 45 requires a 5 point harness.
1360654
You should still be able to use it because it has the five point harness. The only time weight isn't the only factor is when you switch to the booster where you only use the seat belt.
2162697
My daughter is 32 pounds, we use the 5 point harness. I know it said on the britaxusa web site the weight for each seat that's where I did my research.
378766
We bought the 3 point harness high chair and it does not adjust. My daughter tells me there is a 5 point harness high chair and that may adjust.
822639
My son is 6 years old 55lbs and 3 foot 10 Inches. We love this seat but we still usually use the britax seat with the harness as a 5 point harness is always safer.
1233394
My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord injury to children. Why risk it? My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord... » Read More My son is five and weighs 45 pounds. He was about your son's size when he was 2, but then he thinned out. This thing is good up to about 100 pounds for front facing five point restraint. The five point restraint is simply the safest. We also have a booster for when he goes with family or friends, as this is not as convertible. But, overall, I love the britax 5-point restraint seat for longer trips especially as when he nods off his head has a place to rest. Your son is only 2, so I would recommend investing in this. Poorly fitted boosters can cause evisceration of organs and spinal cord injury to children. Why risk it? « Show Less
595320
I don't know the weight limit but I do know my sons straps started falling apart and he's only had it a short time.
608420
This toy was for a 5-yr old boy. Please check with manufacture as to weight allowance with this pogo jumper.
940468
I've had a 5D2 with 70-300 zoom in a LowePro Toploader attached to 'em hanging off the straps on my backpack and it seemed to be fine. But I'd recommend contacting the company (Tamrac) and asking if they have a weight limit, I'm assuming they will for liability sake.
2107582
I bought this for my husband who is 6'5" and 260 pounds and paralyzed. It has worked well for him and have not seen any problems. Don't know for sure the weight limit.
1162375
This seat is secured by running the car seatbelt through a guide and then fastening it to the clip. We have a tendency to be a little over cautious. The child who is in this seat is turning 6 tomorrow. For a 3 year old, I would stick to the 5 point harness car seat. We actually had the 9 year old in the 5 point harness Britax seat. He was comfortable and a lot safer.
1759491
It depends on what kind of harness you want. I wanted my 4year old in a 5 point harness for as long as possible, so went with a seat that converts form a 5 point harness to a booster with seatbelt. The harness mode is good to 90lbs ( can't remember height limit) once over 90lbs you can remove the harness and use the seatbelt mode (there are guides to hold the seatbelt at the correct position). I am very happy with the seat, it is very well made and my son loves it.
376075
I believe the 30-100 lbs. description is correct. This seat would in no way work for a 5lb. child. Our grandson so is 3 1/2 yrs. old and weighs approx 40 lbs. We have been using this seat for about 6months. We love it.