Britax Marathon ClickTight Convertible Car Seat, Cowmooflage

The best carseat I have ever bought! I was back and forth on this one and the maxi cosi Pria 70. I did extensive research on both, and made my decision! My favorite feature is definitely the clicktight! (Britax has way better safety features) I installed the carseat today, and it was the tightest I have ever gotten a carseat, and it took not even 5 minutes!(it is heavy, about 35lbs) The straps are not hard to adjust, and the crotch buckle comes with a little pad so you wont pinch when buckling! Easy to buckle, and no hassle with the buckles going under the babys butt! My little guy loves it as well! It is so comfortable looking, and the Cowmooflage design is absolutely adorable! It isn't as bulky as other carseats, like the maxi cosi and the Graco carseats! Too bad I am done having kids, because I would totally buy this again! DO NOT 2ND GUESS YOURSELF, YOU WILL LOVE THIS CARSEAT!! Well worth the money!

Best convertible seat I've ever owned. In the past, if I had to consider letting someone borrow my car seat so they could take my kid somewhere I opted for no, 90% of the time because it was such a hassle. This thing literally pops out And pops back in. Takes like 2 min to install. Love it. Plus, kiddo says it's comfy and I feel like she's really safe in it. It's SOLID once you have the clicktight in place. Like, it doesn't even move a centimeter. It's rock solid. Just what I was looking for. Best coupled with the Britax seat protectors.

We needed to move our one-year-old son from his infant car seat with a carrier to a larger seat that would be easier to get him in and out of. We had used the Britax B-Safe Ultra Infant seat (also in cowmooflage) and loved it. When I did my research on a new seat this one came out above many others, I was already biased towards Britax from our past experience, AND I was in love with the pattern. The seat was easy to install once I sat down and read what I was supposed to do instead of just trying to do it on my own. The seat flips up and the seatbelt goes through the bottom making it super secure without a lot of added adjustments. It's easy to get our son in and out of and the fit is great. He has plenty of room to grow while still being secure. I love how easy it is to adjust the strap length if need be and how quickly we can transfer the car seat to another car if we need to. Will be buying a second for our next child!

We had been using a cheaper Safety 1st seat for my two year old for a while, it was fine but such a pain to install and she was almost at the height limit for rear facing yet she only weights 28 lbs! A family member has a Britax clicktight seat for their child and after seeing how easy it is to install I knew I had to get one. Also the headrest thing goes up farther so the height limit is much higher than the other seat we had. It's big and heavy but it's worth it for a safer seat. It seems to be more comfortable as well because my daughter falls asleep in it almost immediately if she's even the least bit tired. I love the cow print as well! Highly recommend, I wish I wouldn't have wasted so much time with that other seat!

Oh my goodness! We just had this delivered at our house and I am already impressed. It took just a few seconds to install and it was rock solid. Sat my daughter in it to fit her and she looked at me and asked to nap in it. Not to mention she loves that it looks like a “moo”. I will update once we actually use it but I had to state how awesome it was to install. Also people had commented that the straps were too short for the leg room, we had no issue fitting it to her. It was so easy to adjust. I am so happy to upgrade from our safety first seat to this one.Update: I wish I had gotten this seat so much sooner! Any time someone needs to pick my daughter up this is the car seat we use. We love it so much.

I did a lot of research and narrowed down my car seat (post carrier) choice down to Chicco Nextfit and Britax ClickTight. I ended up going with the Nextfit for both my husband and my vehicle, and we love them. When CyberWeek came around a few months later I couldn't help but order another carseat for the grandparents cars with all the great deals. Unfortunately, the Nextfits were not on sale, but the ClickTight was and it was my second choice so I figured why not! Rather than tell you the pros and cons, I thought I would give you some insight on how the ClickTight compares to the Nextfit from somebody who is a first time mom and not a carseat expert.Let me start with I have absolutely no doubt that this carseat is safe. I also have no doubt that if I put in enough time and effort, I can safely install the carseat without being completely drenched in sweat by the time I finish (I live in the South). What I do doubt- whether or not my parents or my husband's parents can install and uninstall this carseat on their own. This carseat is so stubborn compared to the Nextfit. If you have a hard time installing it, just wait until you try to uninstall it- that is when the real fun begins. The strap that comes with the carseat for the latch system is nearly impossible to loosen even though there is a release for it. We install it with a towel underneath the carseat so that just in case we can't uninstall it we can wrestle the towel out to get a little extra slack.This week my mom brought my son up to my work to meet me for lunch. She said something along the lines of I'm not sure if we got the carseat in right and asked me to check it. I will say it was in there snug. It took me over 30 minutes to undo the carseat, fix the recline (I think I might have even broke the recline lever), and install it back in the car. I can install and uninstall my Nextfit using the latch system in just a couple minutes. I have even taken my Nextfit out of my parents car and installed it into my car with the baby still sleeping in it the whole time. I know for a fact that my parents can install the Nextfit by themselves using the latch system- it is so intuitive and easy. Yeah sure, you might have to push down on the Nextfit to get it extra tight in some cars, but it's not that big of a deal. Plus, I have never had a problem uninstalling the Nextfit.So if you are trying to decide between the Nextfit and the ClickTight and want to be able to switch cars or use for Grandparents, I suggest the Nextfit [disclaimer again- I have only used the latch system to install either; I don't know what new challenges the seatbelt installs will bring]. If you plan on leaving the ClickTight in your car 90% of the time, it is probably a toss up and just comes down to personal preferences. Both carseats are very safe and super comfy for babies so it's not like you can go wrong with either.