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Old 02-07-2008, 07:36 PM
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Does anyone have one of these? I think they are new, but was wondering if anyone had one or had any information on it. They look very user friendly and safe but I cannot seem to find any information on any Combi car seats on any parent forums or review sites.

Any information you can provide would be helpful.

My daughter is 6 months, but 26 inches and 20 lbs. Her feet are almost past the end of her Graco Snugride.
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The Zeus only RF to 22 pounds and FF to 40 pounds. Combi missed the mark with that seat.

Feet being past the edge of a seat does NOT mean it's outgrown. When the top of her head has less than 1 inch between it and the top of the shell, she's too tall for it.

Children should remain RF as long as possible---up to 35 pounds in some seats.

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The Zeus is a BRAND new seat, but as Susan said, it will only harness to 40lbs...HUGE price for such a short lived seat, in my opinion.

for $300, I would recommend the Britax or recaro convertibles over the Combi due to the harness weights.
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Wow they really missed the mark! I was curious about this seat. One-time installation seems so much safer, especially for me since my daughter (17 months, 26lbs) hates to RF so I reinstall my Marathon RF every time she is asleep or it is nap time, and FF her the rest of the time, but I couldnt even RF her in the Combi! Heck I might as well go get another Marathon and install it the opposite of what mine is now so that I can just switch my daughter around.
Maybe Combi has opened the door for other companies to start looking at this option though. I still like the one-time install option.
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