Britax Starriser ComfyThe Britax Starriser Comfy is a belt positioning booster for children weighing between 30-80 pounds. It is height and width adjustable and the backrest is removable. It is light weight and easy to move from car to car. My oldest son is 7 years old and enjoys using the Britax Starriser Comfy. For more information about this restraint, visit Britax's offical site at: http://www.britaxusa.com
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Boosters Are Cool!
This is a picture of my oldest son Kyler in his Britax Starriser Comfy. He thinks this is a very cool booster seat! Kyler uses this seat set on the narrowest width(13 inches) and I can adjust the back up 3 more notches before Kyler out grows this seat by height. Kyler was 6 1/2 years old in this picture. This picture was taken in March 2002. |
Kyler March 2003
Kyler is now 7 1/2 years old. He is still using the Starriser Comfy booster. He still fits in it, with PLEANTY of room to grow. He is now 50 pounds and 49 inches tall. |
Justice in the Starriser Comfy
This is a picture of my nephew Justice in the Britax Starriser Comfy. Justice is 5 years old and weigh about 50 pounds and is 45 inches tall. The base is set on the narrowest setting(13 inches wide) and the seat back has 4 more notches to go before he outgrows this seat. The restraint would last him until he is ready to be out of a booster seat. After looking closer at this picture I have decided I should really adjust the back on the Comfy down one more notch for a better fit. Doing that would make the shoulder belt sit much closer to Justice's shoulder which is how the manufactuer's instructions state the shoulder strap should be. |
Josiah in the Starriser Comfy
This is my nephew Josiah. He is 5 years old, 51 pounds and 46 inches tall(He is also Justice's twin brother!!). He uses this seat on the same setting as his twin brother. |
My 4 year old in the Starriser Comfy
My 4 year old daughter wanted to try this seat on for size! I just sat her in it and buckled her in. If I adjusted the Comfy back rest to the lowest setting, she would fit in it better height wise. However, she is only 26 pounds so she is much to small to use this seat. I also feel she is much too young to use a belt positioning booster. She woudn't stay in the proper positioning for long! She's much too wiggly! A harness is the best(and due to her weight now, the only choice) choice for her! This picture is just for demonstraional purposes. |
My 4 year old in the Starriser Base
This is a picture of Janae in the Starriser base. I was shocked at how well as 37 inch tall child fit in this seat. Again, she is much better protected in her 5 point harness and at her weight she must be in a harness. This is for demonstrational purposes only. |
