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We analyzed the crash test sensor data from each booster's crash sled dummy to determine how they performed compared to each other. To help you understand crash tests better, we've included comparison graphs using the actual crash test results in each booster's gear review and summarized them below.
If you know the kind you need, you can check out our comparison test ratings on the best infant car seat, best convertible car seat, and the top-ranking booster seat. These reviews include more products in each category than in this comprehensive review.
The Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 is one of these boosters. This big brother of the KidFit has much in common with the KidFit but also includes some better crash test results and a cool pull-out leg lounger to help avoid the dreaded leg dangle common in booster seats.
Crash Test. The BubbleBum earned a below-average result for crash test analysis compared to the competition. This analysis combines the sensor data results from commissioned crash testing performed at MGA Research. We ran a test slightly hotter than the federal guidelines and on a more modern-style sled to help determine differences in the ...
Crash Test. The Diono earned a better than average score for crash test results. We considered any booster that scored above the average as having a potentially higher margin of safety compared to the lower scoring options.
The scoring helps quantify the convertible car seats that offer an additional margin of protection, in our opinion, over and above the basic level of protection found in all seats. The Graco 4Ever DLX earned our best crash test rating thanks to excellent Chest Clip (g) and HIC scores.
The Peg Perego Viaggio Flex 120 is a stellar favorite booster seat from our review. This high-backed, sleek-looking booster seat has so much to love. With some of the best crash test scores in the group, it will be the shoo-in winner for parents who want the safest thing, and money is no object.
The Graco Tranzitions 3-in-1 is a versatile configuration seat with some interesting features from our best booster seat review. It has an above-average ease-of-use performance, but that is about where the good times end here. The Tranzitions has lower crash test analysis results for our test group, and we find it hard to look past this when ...
Crash Test. The mifold earned the lowest score overall for crash test results. This booster earned the lowest chest sensor score (g) and one of the lowest head sensor score (HIC). The sensors in the crash test dummy record the forces to the dummy that result from the impact of the sled crash.
Best Rated Seats in our Crash Test Analysis. Analyzing crash test results, we rate each option on a 1-10 scale to identify the seats that, in our opinion, offer an extra margin of safety, over and beyond the required protection for all safety seats.