Do you have to use the LATCH with this?
1671239
No you don't, but it's a lot more secure and easier to get in and out of when you do. Hope this helps its a good product
1671240
SGL comes with ''ISOFLEX Flexible Lower LATCH Connection System" see - http://www.britaxusa.com/uploads/products/car-seats/image-gallery/medium/364.jpg
1756474
Latch not required. We use seat belts a lot as it gets moved around between vehicles.
2260845
No. The gate will not latch or close shut until the pressure stoppers are put in place. Straight out of the box, without the pressure stoppers, the gate will it close.
354850
I would think theoretically you could because the latch system is in the back of the seat, and the click tight runs across the front using the belt. It would just be a redundancy. The click tight is so easy to use, you might not want to mess with the latch system- that was the idea when they designed it. It lives up to the ease of use they advertise!
1992274
Yes. The gate should latch properly. I have the same siuation. The only issue we have is in opening the gate. The attached pin on the hinge side often pops out of the hole. It's an annoyance but not a big deal since it goes back in easily.
665752
I agree with the other answer. Only a small click. I've actually learned to minimize that click by jamming my thumb into the latch release instead of using the handle.
140672
Yes! Mine latches fine, the backside of the lid does come un hooked though if the front is not latched, all closed up you should be good as long as your not swinging and throwing it.
1812166
There is no latch. The top just closes down on the unit. It opens about a little past 90 degrees.
1247823
It opens and closes much as all mailboxes of this shape do. There is no additional closure mechanism needed--the side that opens closes snugly because of it's size and shape. If you are seeking an additional latch, there is none here.
1242970
I have had no problems with the latch. My issue with this model is it's very loud, and it doesn't have a 30 sec. Button button.
679386
No, there is no latch to make it work. The orange choke collar is what is centered onto the weed and you step on the lever to pull it out. I did not think it worked too well on the smaller weeds which had roots that were not deep. It was hit and miss working half the time. I did not think it was worth the money. I also have an older weed puller and it worked better. The concept is good but the actual product is not. I returned it for a refund.
1530712
Latch and handle both. But this one is cheap. I have already broken two of them and am looking for a better solution before buying a third.
512726
No latch capability is needed. This car seat is only secured by using the seat belt in your car. When your child is NOT in the car seat, it is safest to buckle the car seat in using the seat belt, otherwise it could cause serious harm if you're in an accident because it is not secured by a latch system.
1190197
There is no latch system. When your child isn't in the seat, you can still use the seat belt to "buckle" the seat in so it doesn't become a projectile if you're in an accident.
1207426
According to the user manual (which can be found on the Safety 1st website), the vehicle does not have to have a latch system in order to be used. In fact it does not need the latch system to be used with the upright back. HOWEVER, IT DOES REQUIRE "anchors" to use the upright back. These are the features that are located behind the headrest or behind the seat or on the floor behind the seat. See page "31" of the user manual (http://safety1st.djgusa.com/product_instructions/en/4358-4856%20Go%20Booster%20Approved.pdf)
746667
It comes with a magnetic latch. Locking it would not do any good, as yu can walk right through it.
2235690
you don't have to use the latches, but if your car is not equipped with them you can buy the version without the straps and save money. I wanted the one with the latches because my granddaughters are slim and I worried about the booster moving under them