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[quote=Anonymous]We don't have a car and have two kids with a third on the way. We use the Chicco Fit2 and are very happy. Easy to install without the base (we ditched the base, never used it). I will say that when I was pregnant with my first, I spent a half hour or so just installing it multiple times in a friend's car just so I could get used to it and not feel stressed out when taking cabs with a newborn. I've put it in a ton of cabs since then, easy peasy.

I will say, every once in a while the seatbelt will be a little too short to easily do the European belt path. There is another way to do it that's perhaps SLIGHTLY less than ideal, but I've used it a few times in a pinch and it's fine. Considering my kids are in a car less than a dozen times a year, I'm not going to stress about it.

The real advantage of the Chicco Fit2 is that it's the longest lasting infant bucket seat on the market. A kid in like the 80th percentile for height still fits in it on his second birthday. Makes it super easy, cause if you're an infrequent car user (like me) you can go right from it to an easy to travel with forward facing option (like the Cosco Scenara or the WayB Picco). You can also get an adaptor to click it into both the UppaBaby Vista and the City Mini (and a ton of other strollers, those are just the two I have). [/quote]

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