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Safety 1st Summit Deluxe High Back Booster Car Seat - Triton
[22566TRI]

Harnessed booster 22-40 lbs, belt-positioning booster 40-100 lbs

QuickFit harness system never needs rethreading

5-position adjustable shoulder belt guides

Pivoting armrests

Removable cup holder

Easy to use front harness adjuster

ProTech energy absorbing EPP foam

$96.26

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

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