Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15102 in Baby Product
• Brand: Eddie Bauer
• Model: 22-758CMP
• Dimensions: 25.25" h x 20.00" w x 19.50" l, 17.00 pounds

Features

• 5 to 35 pounds rear facing, 22 to 40 pounds front facing and 40 to 100 pounds belt positioning booster
• 5-point harness system
• Pivoting and padded armrests
• 3-position recline
• Adjustable head pillow and infant head support

From the Manufacturer
The Eddie Bauer Deluxe 3-in-1 Convertible car seat is the only car seat you will ever need. It is a convertible car seat that grows with your child from infant to toddler mode as well as becoming a belt-positioning booster. This seat is 5 to 35 pounds rear facing; 22 to 40 pounds front facing; 40 to 100 pounds belt positioning booster. It has a 5-point harness system and pivoting, padded armrests. The seat has 3-position recline, an adjustable head pillow and infant head support.

Customer Reviews

Hugest thing ever.
This is Heavy!!!! This is very too large for our SUV.
the straps do constantly twist, when your concern is about babies safety, you don't want to spend fifteen minutes (potentially standing in the rain or snow) and untwist. Plus, for those of us who have a hard time adjusting these things, this one has to have an overhaul once baby gets to be a toddler. All the belts ahve to be moved and changed, and it's not easy at all.

buy a Britax
We have 2 toddlers, and we have this car seat and a Britax. Don't even think of buying this one unless you want to hear your husband yell every time he has to put the baby in or move it to another car. In addition, the child is only comfortable in this seat if awake and can hold his/her head up. Otherwise, get a travel pillow to put in front of the neck to keep the child from falling over. I am so sad that this seat is still on the market. The Britax seats are expensive, but worth EVERY penny...do it.

Great seat but.........
I have previously purchased older models of this same style seat (Eddie Bauer) and had no issues. This particular model I am having a problem with the straps getting twisted. It seems minor but its difficult to strap my son in with the straps twisted so I have to untwist them before strapping him in to ensure he is secure. The other thing is that its difficult to adjust the straps because of the base. Maybe I am just complaining but the previous models I had were not this difficult. If you have a child with chunky legs like my sons be sure to make sure the legs are clear when strapping them in because the buckle between the legs can pinch.