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Baby Products » Car Seats » Safety 1st ? Alpha Omega EliteTM Convertible Car Seat - Caroline

Safety 1st Alpha Omega Elite Convertible Car Seat - Caroline
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Designed for your growing child, the Alpha Omega Elite™ Convertible Car Seat features our Quick-Fit Harness System that never needs rethreading and EPP energy absorbing foam.

• Rear-facing 5-35 lbs, forward-facing 22-40 lbs, and belt-positioning booster 40-100 lbs.

• 5-point harness system

• Quick-Fit Harness System easily adjusts without rethreading

• EPP energy absorbing foam

• 3-position recline adjusts with one hand

• 3 buckle locations

• Up-front harness adjustment

• Comfy, pivoting armrests

• Detachable cup holder

• LATCH equipped for easy installation

$154.58

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 11 February, 2009.

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