When using the Britax Pinnacle 90 in harness mode, can you simultaneously use the LATCH system and the ClickTight system?
354849
I'll have to be honest with you....I did not install the Britax seat in my car...since it is for my granddaughter, I let my daughter and son-in-law install the seat as they were familiar with different Britax car seats they had installed in their own vehicles. Perhaps the manufacturer would be better able to answer this for you. My guess is that yes you can, but please check further to be safe.
354850
I would think theoretically you could because the latch system is in the back of the seat, and the click tight runs across the front using the belt. It would just be a redundancy. The click tight is so easy to use, you might not want to mess with the latch system- that was the idea when they designed it. It lives up to the ease of use they advertise!
678698
It doesn't latch as it is. If you really wanted to, you could add an extra double-pole relay and configure that one to do the latching action.
417017
It has a latch system for the base unit. If need be you can use a seatbelt with the car seat by itself.
329291
Very easy to install. If Isofix is the clamp/latch method, yes it does, in conjunction with the seatbelt security also. We're VERY happy with this car seat!
1280453
No you can pull them from the front but to get them to move you must press the two black latches while loosening or tightening the straps. You'll know the latches when you see them because the end of each strap is hanging from them in the back. Each latch is right underneath. You won't be able to loosen or tighten without first holding the latches down. You dont have to push both at the same time unless trying to move both at the same time of course
1207420
the vehicle has to have LATCH. You have to have the side hooks and the hook on the back of your seat to make this carseat work. The type of seatbelt you have does not matter, the seat only connects to the LATCH hooks-there is no other way to install.
107381
No, this version has no LATCH connections. (I didn't realize this when I purchased it either.)
610035
One of the nicer models has a latch system. The one we purchased did not. It really doesn't impact our use at all. Britax says the latch system in the nicer one is only there to prevent the seat, if empty, from flying around during an accident. If the kid is in it and buckled, it won't move. Plus the buckle threads through the seat even when it is empty, which might prevent it moving anyway. We've loved it and highly recommend it.
1207426
According to the user manual (which can be found on the Safety 1st website), the vehicle does not have to have a latch system in order to be used. In fact it does not need the latch system to be used with the upright back. HOWEVER, IT DOES REQUIRE "anchors" to use the upright back. These are the features that are located behind the headrest or behind the seat or on the floor behind the seat. See page "31" of the user manual (http://safety1st.djgusa.com/product_instructions/en/4358-4856%20Go%20Booster%20Approved.pdf)
1182511
I think they were. I just checked and the booster is tight against the seat (we have a Lexus RX350) without any sign of the adjustable latches being loose. However, from what I read latches are only in place to keep the seat from becoming a projectile and aren't intended to secure the seat like a regular car seat.
312324
Hi, I have as yet to use that feature, but the directions say to remove the seat pad, and part of the back (the tall part) comes off, and you only use the lap safety belt, rather than the 5 point harness.
2235690
you don't have to use the latches, but if your car is not equipped with them you can buy the version without the straps and save money. I wanted the one with the latches because my granddaughters are slim and I worried about the booster moving under them
757345
We have not had any problems the system is to assist in lift and lowering not hold the gates in place while moving. Your factory latches will do that.
417020
It's a federal regulation that all harnessed car seats are equipped for a LATCH and seatbelt install (use one or the other, not both at the same time), so, yes, it has LATCH.
1642633
Nope; not latch-equipped. But, as with all Britax care seats - absolutely phenomenal quality and comfort. My 5-year old loves it.
1636018
I have not tried installation with the seatbelt. I do not see a clamp to hold the seatbelt. You can see in depth installation instructions and pictures in the owners manual available at Britax website.
1671240
SGL comes with ''ISOFLEX Flexible Lower LATCH Connection System" see - http://www.britaxusa.com/uploads/products/car-seats/image-gallery/medium/364.jpg