Does this have a latch system or does it install with the vehicles seatbelt instead?
417017
It has a latch system for the base unit. If need be you can use a seatbelt with the car seat by itself.
417018
It has a base that is tied in to the seat with a seat belt. And then you can take it in and out of the car by pulling a lever in the back of seat.
417019
It installs with the vehicle belt through the base. Also you can use only the seat belt without the base, but inst the best.
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.
1756475
No, you don't have to use the latch system. I have all 3 installed in the 3rd row seat of my surburban using seat belts. They all fit but getting the 3rd buckled took a little effort but it was doable.
77464
It has the latch system for the anchors in newer cars. I think you can also loop a seatbelt through though.
32725
I bought the SGL as my understanding is the SG doesn't have the latch system to keep the seat in place (separate from the car's own safety belt).
62612
Yes, my wife doesn't have a latch or tether system in her Toyota. It works really with the seat belt - better than any other seat we've seen.
1384985
You do not "have" to latch it. That is an option, to keep it from moving around in the vehicle, especially in case of a crash. We don't have latches either and it works fine in our vehicle.
337970
It's a booster so it does not attach to the car. My older son sits on it and uses regular seatbelt to buckle in.
2119130
This has LATCH straps as well as an anchor strap for forward-facing. Note you should not use LATCH and seat belt together. Anchor can be used with either as long as the seat is facing forward.
603546
it is not safer to use latch system and seat belt together? Is there some possibility that in case of emergency both systems will fail if they will work together?
509122
SGL just means they included the LATCH system anchors to the Parkway SG model. Since the LATCH anchors are only used to hold the seat in place... regardless of whether or not you use the latch, you would still use the vehicle seat belt to restrain the child. One perceived downside to not using the latch, is that there is nothing holding the seat in place when the child is not in it - meaning there is a chance it could shift/move in the case of an accident. But we haven't found it to be problematic in our every day driving.
1756473
It does not need latch. It has slots for seat-belts. I have it both ways in my van. One car-seat is latched in, the other is seat-belt. But, I feel more confident with the latched one though.
2235689
You don't have to use the latch, it's just convenient for keeping it in place and not having to buckle the seat belt into it every time it's not occupied by a child. It's a nice booster with convenient cup holders. The only feature I would've liked is arm rests that fold up and down to make buckling more convenient.
583504
It uses the latch system but does also have access thru slots for seat belt installation.
583503
It has both latch option and seat belt option. I love this seat, lightweight and is a good fit.
96194
Yes it does, but doesn't latch. The car seat will lay on the bars of the adapter and you hold it in place with a strap that goes over the car seat. Is not the most secure system, but we felt it was safe enough. I took my girls running with it. I would just avoid running on bumpy roads.
419890
Yes, this car seat has LATCH. I've used this seat for almost 2 year and have been pretty happy. I like that it automatically adjusts in the sholders so I can put either of my boys in any seat and they are not tied to a specific side.
702304
This seat protector is designed with notches at the base of the seat to make using the LATCH system easy! It also has a flap that slides down between the seat back and base of the seat to anchor the seat protector in place so it won't slide around and this flap also fits between the LATCH buckles.