Graco Turbobooster 2.0 Highback Booster Seat, Hot Wheels

Give your big kid a boost. Loaded with comfort features for kids, the Hot Wheels x Graco Turbobooster 2.0 Highback Booster Seat helps protect your growing child, from 40-100 lb. This 2-in-1 seat converts from a highback to a backless booster as your big kid grows. Your child will be delighted by the playful designs featuring their favorite brand, hideaway cup holders, and comfort features, especially the height-adjustable and head support height-adjustable armrests. Parents love that it helps protect their child by raising them up to the proper height for the seat belt. Open-loop belt guides help properly position the vehicle seat belt to allow for independent self-buckling. This seat is Graco ProtectPlus Engineered to help protect your child in frontal, rear, and rollover crashes.

• Graco Turbobooster 2.0 Highback Booster Seat, Hot Wheels
• Helps safely transport your big kid from from 40-100 lb
• 2-in-1 seat easily converts from a highback booster to backless booster for years of use
• EPS energy-absorbing foam for effective impact management
• Fully adjustable headrest and height-adjustable armrests help keep your child content on the road
• Hideaway cup holders keep drinks within reach
• Graco ProtectPlus Engineered: a combination of the most rigorous crash tests that help to protect your child in frontal, rear, and rollover crashes; additional testing based on the New Car Assessment Program and for extreme car interior temperatures
• The boost your child will love featuring playful designs to match his or her style
• Machine-washable seat pad for easy cleanup
• Engineered and crash tested to meet or exceed US standard FMVSS 213; Designed to be the kind of stylish, comfortable seat your child will actually want to ride in
• Note: This model comes without latches. A booster is no longer needed once the vehicle seat belt fits properly, typically when the child reaches 4 feet 9 inches tall and is between ages 8-12. Be sure to check your local and state laws, as well as AAP and NHTSA recommendations, for car seat usage