Graco Nautilus 65 3-in-1 Harness Booster Car Seat: Maximum Safety and Comfort for Growing Kids

Cliente de Amazon: Instalación fácil y rápida, se le ve cómoda. Para uso exclusivamente de niños que ya superan los 4 años de edad.

Mexico on Nov 15, 2020

César JG: La mejor silla en relación calidad/precio

Mexico on Jul 15, 2020

Luis Alberto: Pense que reclinaba más, por que teníamos un chico nexfit, y ese tiene muy buena reclinación, pero finalmente se compensa con el precio

Mexico on Jul 14, 2019

Utpal Hazarika: Seat is very comfortable - my child easily falls asleep after sometime.
Be aware that this seat also needs a point for top tether strap, which may not be present in Indian cars.

India on Jul 21, 2017

Deepika: awesome car seat. highly recommended

India on Feb 13, 2017

Chefmom: I did research on convertible car seats prior to purchasing this one. My 2 year old Houdini child could break out of both car seats we have from when his older brother used them. Not this one! I love that this seat will grow with him. He's tall, but skinny and it fits great (it would even if he gained weight!). The latch system was a bit of a pain to secure, but once I got it all connected, it wouldn't budge an inch if I tried. I'm really happy with the setup, how secure it is, and the cup holder (yes, it's amazing to not have to hand a drink back and forth anymore!!!!). Plus, there's two open compartment type areas on the inside of the booster base arm rests, for him to store whatever his heart desires (snacks, binkies, frogs, etc). Overall I'm happy I choose this seat for him. It's helped keep him safe, as he can no longer breakout of it while in driving. Plus, the price didn't break the bank.

United States on Jun 28, 2016

AuntieLora: I could go on for days about this car seat! I am sooooo impressed with it. I actually had read so many articles about this car seat but knew I probably couldn't afford it. Well, surprisingly, Amazon offered it as a Deal of the Day and I ordered two - one my mom bought and one I bought for my car. We went to our local fire station and had it installed properly. My niece is 3 & tall so is forward facing; this, I can't account for the rear facing pros and cons but I've been so impressed with the forward facing part of the seat. I have a 1997 Honda CRV and my mom has a 2007 Nissan Altima and the seat fit great and was very sturdy in both cars. I love how the seat seems more passed and comfortable than most and I particularly loved the cover for the "crotch" buckles so they don't get burned in hot weather. I also loved the nice cup holder that is built-in and doesn't budge as well as the little "cut in" storage compartment for sunglasses and such for your little one. Additionally, the headrest is so much more comfortable appearing than most that you see on the market. Of course, more than anything, safety is of most importance. I did a LOT of reading and found...

United States on May 06, 2016

PghYinzer: This seat came on the market when my oldest - a gentle giant - was outgrowing the then-standard harnessed seats on the market. He was too tall for his Britax Marathon by age 4, and that was about the biggest seat you could buy and not be seen as a really over-the-top parent. (Things were SO different then!) I was a devoted Britax snob at the time but the Nautilus was highly praised and we did look at it - and liked it - it would have kept him harnessed a little longer - but at the time, Graco said the buckle could not be coming from UNDER the child, and he was close to that not being the case. So we passed and to a booster we went. (This was not at all unusual then!) Graco later changed the rules to it being OK to come from underneath, but a lot of people still had comfort issues with bigger kids. Why not just add a 3rd position??? Eventually, they did - but only to the top of the line Argos 80 elite.

A few years later, anticipating round 2 of slumpy sleepy preschoolers in the car, my twin girls got Britax Frontier85s - which had 3 buckle slots, better padding, and also a "no rethread harness." The no rethread feature on the FR85 was actually...

United States on Feb 18, 2016

Dan B: I bought this for my 3yo. She is less than 30 lbs. Our other forward facing car seat (Britax Marathon) had expired and I was considering what to do since she could move into a high-back booster technically next year. However, I loved the idea that this could grow with her and she could still have the 5 point harness. She loved it immediately, and calls it her big girl seat. I liked the feminine look that wasn't all pink. My 7 and 6yo boys thought the flowers looked like the Sith Symbol from Star Wars...
It is a little bit heavy to transfer, but not a big deal for me. And, it is also easy to install into another vehicle when needed. I love that the back can raise up with the push of a button and no need to re-thread the straps! No issues with the straps twisting. I appreciate the pads on the shoulders and between the legs. The fabric is not a luxurious as the Britax, but it is comfortable. We like the cup holder, and that she can stick her snack pack in the side compartment next to her. (There is a compartment on each side.)
I also love that this has a 10 year warranty. That could be something to consider if you have subsequent children.

United States on Nov 04, 2015