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britax boulevard infant Britax Boulevard ClickTight Car Seat

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britax boulevard infant Britax Boulevard ClickTight Car SeatAt A Glance Features The Britax Boulevard ClickTight is a convertible favorite of parents. Quick glance features: Ensure Your Childs Safety Seamlessly The majority of car seats in cars today are installed incorrectly. Proper installation and seating is key to keeping your child safe in the event of a crash. Britax has taken the guesswork out of car seat installation with its new ClickTight technology now available with the Boulevard Convertible Car

At-A-Glance Features

The Britax Boulevard ClickTight is a convertible favorite of parents. Quick glance features:

  

Ensure Your Child’s Safety - Seamlessly

The majority of car seats in cars today are installed incorrectly. Proper installation and seating is key to keeping your child safe in the event of a crash. Britax has taken the guesswork out of car seat installation with its new ClickTight technology now available with the Boulevard Convertible Car Seat. With ClickTight technology, correct installation is easy and fast. Paired with extra features such as the Click & Safe indicator which ensures your child is properly harnessed into the car seat, you can rest easy and let your car seat do what it needs to do. And the Boulevard does it the best with an extra layer if side impact protection, SafeCell Impact Protection, and adjustable fit and comfort.

 

Britax Boulevard ClickTight Convertible Car Seat Features

  • Superior impact protection
  • Adjustable fit
  • Fast, easy, and safe installation
  • Click & Safe harness indicator
  • Ultimate comfort for your child
  • Multiple patterns available

 

Superior impact protection

Britax is known for their plethora of safety features that go above and beyond the federal standards. Included in the Boulevard Convertible Car Seat safety features is SafeCell technology which cradles your child within a steel frame, a deep foam-lined shell, head protection, energy absorbing base, V-shaped tether to keep the seat from rotating, and staged release stitches which slow and reduce forward momentum in the event of the crash. There are also two extra layers of side impact protection.

 

Adjustable fit

The Boulevard ClickTight is a car seat that grows with your child. Rear-facing from 5 - 40 lbs, and forward facing from 20 - 65 lbs. Change the height of the car seat with 14 different positions and the position of the belt with 2 different positions. Angle adjustment is easy with a 7 position recline and an automatic level indicator.

 

Fast, easy, and safe installation

ClickTight allows you to install your car seat, not only quickly, but fast. With a few simple steps, your car seat is securely and properly installed, making it easy to move from vehicle to vehicle in the blink of an eye.

 

Click & Safe harness indicator

Did you know there are safety standards as to how your child is buckled into your car seat? Not many people do, in fact nearly 60% of children’s harnesses are too loose, which is dangerous in the event of a crash. With the Boulevard ClickTight, Click & Safe technology features a harness indicator which ensures your child’s harness is the perfect tightness.

 

Ultimate comfort for your child

Surrounded by not only safety features, your child will be surrounded by comfort thanks to premium fabrics and plush cushioning. Your Boulevard ClickTight also includes and removable pillow for added comfort.

Multiple patterns available

  • Circa
  • Splash
  • Kaleidoscope
  • Blakeney

 

Britax Boulevard ClickTight Convertible Car Seat Specifications

Child Weight (lbs) Rear Facing: 5 - 40
Forward Facing: 1 year and 20, up to 65
Child Standing Height (in) 49 or less
Child Seated Shoulder Height (in) Rear Facing: 7.6 - 18.6"
Forward Facing: up to 18.6"
Product Weight (lbs) 29 lbs
Product Dimensions (in) 18.5W x 23.5H x 23D
Seating Compartment Height (in) 23.75
Seat Area Depth / Width (in) 10.5" / 11.5"
Shoulder Width (in) 16"
Harness Slot Heights (in) 8.35 to 19.4 (.85" increments), 14 positions
Crotch Buckle Strap Depths (in) 5.25" / 7.5"
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