Does the back detach so that it's just a booster seat on its own? Or does the back stay on for the booster seat mode? I can't tell from the pictures.
611765
I have not tried it as booster seat yet, my son is only 14 months old. I don't think you can detach the back anyway.
1191882
No...it is a booster with back...awesome and very safe...has a guide for the belt and the extra safety guide between the legs to prevent submarine issues that other booster seats don't!
25450
The seat does detach and you can put a newborn carrier/carseat on the frame, however you will need to buy the attachment to do that. There's one specifically for Britax and then I think all others are covered under a different attachment. I have a Britax infant carrier and it works wonderfully with it. I can't speak for the other attachment.
702306
I have a Graco carseat and use the Munchkin Seat Protector with it. There is plenty of room to latch the seat. I would guess the booster seat would be the same. The only thing I'd wonder about is if the protector would fall down all the time since your booster seat is backless.
542704
The back does move independently from the seat. You can flip the back part up and down or adjust (with a knob) under the seat area. The seat does not lean back; it swivels from side to side only. Hope this helped to answer you question.
797689
The safety strap is attached to the booster seat under the cushion. It does not displace the cushion when my dog stands. He hangs out the window all the time and loves it! This really was an AWESOME purchase!
1235339
It will work with a booster seat that does not have a back. I don't think the car seat type will leave enough room.
759835
Yes it does come off so you can use it as a backless booster. Very easy to switch it too!
371093
It is both, if you are using the back it is 30-100 if you remove the back your child has to be 40lbs so that is why there are the two different weights depends on how you use the seat. But each state is different where I live the law is to use a "booster" seat the child has to be 40lbs. In this case you can buy a backless. But in everything I have read it is safer to leave them with a back longer. Hope that helps!
2036744
The seat is pretty up right and does not recline. If a child does sleep in it they get that hung neck effect where their head just hangs by their chest. That said when tired enough my son does manage to sleep in it. Not as well as he did in his old reclining seat but he does sleep. That said it sleeps as well as any other booster seat does...
423015
It just sits on the seat and your child is buckled in with the standard seat belt. I've actually never seen a seat only (no back) booster that latches in.
1223587
This model has two latches to connect the booster seat to the vehicle anchors (if you car has them, my wife's infiniti doesn't have vehicle anchor, but my chevy silverado does). The latches just keep the booster seat from falling off of the vehicle seat. They don't have tighteners to keep it up against the vehicle seat. The booster seat uses the vehicles seat belts to hold the child in. This is our third Recaro booster seat. Our original ones don't have the latches to hold the booster seat, just stays in place when belting in the child.
775848
The back comes separate once it is snapped into place it does not come off.
1198010
We use it with a booster with a back. If you use with a backless booster you would have to disconnect the top portion because it would flop over a lot. The bottom would still protect the seat.
1465229
No, it doesn't. It can be used with the harness and as a high back booster, but the back does not come off.
1607664
Yes, I'm pretty sure it is for both backless and highback. You can take off the back to this and make it just a booster with the seat. It is easy to take the back off.
759834
Yes, the back is a separate piece that clips or locks into the base of the seat. In fact it comes disassembled like this.