Chicco KeyFit Infant Car Seat Review
admin | Dec 25, 2009 | Comments 7
Chicco KeyFit Infant Car Seat
Product Manufacturer / Name / Part Number:
Chicco KeyFit Infant Car Seat
Part #: 00060414480070 (Coventry), 00061472450070 (Cubes)
Approximate Price Range: $149 – $179
Rating: 
Description/Specs/Features:
The Chicco KeyFit baby car seat comprises an infant carrier and a car seat base. The innovative KeyFit design allows the infant carrier to “click” lock in place into the car seat base. This system is highly convenient, as the baby can be harnessed into the baby carrier anywhere, and moved (sleeping or awake) to the car seat base without disturbing them.
- Infant weight: 4 to 22 lbs (or to up to 30 lbs for “KeyFit 30” models)
- Base latch management system that connects directly for cars that have seat latches (most vehicles after Sept, 2002)
- One-pull base tightening system
- Bubble levels on car seat base to assist with installation.
- Removable newborn insert for smaller babies (4-11 lbs.)
- Five-point harness with one-pull tightening & loosening
- Infant carrier with canopy and carrying Handle
- Infant car seat weight: 16.4 lbs., infant carrier ~9 lbs.
- Infant car seat dimensions(in inches): 24″D x 17″W x 22″H
Pros:
- Very convenient carrier that easily click locks into the car seat base with easy pull release.
- Latch management system makes the car seat base easy to install.
- Bubble level makes proper base installation easier.
- Well built and attractive system.
Cons:
- The carrier can get fairly heavy as the baby grows.
- Carrier handle requires 2 hands to pull up/down.
(Note: updated on 2/8/2010)
Review by:
InfantProductReviews.com
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I LOVE the keyfit system but you are very right when you say the carrier gets heavy! When my girls were 15 pounds I swore I was carrying 50!
We have these for our twins. They were a part of the entire travel system. I have to say they worked well. I would also agree that they felt heavy. I think there was an option for a 30lb. carrier… yeahhhhh right! 30lb babies should be walking! they keyfit system was great, quick simple and the built in level was nice to know we had it set up properly. One thing that I thought would be a Con is the lack of “soft padding.”