Axkid Up vs Diono Solana
The Solana is 0.2 in narrower.
Only the differences are shown.
| Axkid Up | Diono Solana | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Booster | Booster |
| Booster weight | 40–120 lb | 40–120 lb |
| Booster height | 43.3–60 in | Up to 63 in |
| Seat weight | 20.94 lb | 9.2 lbLightest |
| Width | 17.12 in | 16.9 inNarrowest |
| Installation | Rigid-LATCH or vehicle belt | vehicle seat belt |
| Load leg | Yes | No |
| Anti-rebound bar | No | No |
| Rotates | No | No |
| Aircraft label | Not listed | Not certified for aircraft |
| Expires after | Not listed | 8 years |
Axkid Up
High back booster listed on the maker's US site with a raisable seat, installing with rigid LATCH or the vehicle belt.
- Maker lists 40-120 lbs and 43.3-60 in.
- Maker lists rigid LATCH or vehicle belt attachment
- Maker lists dimensions in inches and pounds
Diono Solana
Backless belt-positioning booster from Diono, installed with the vehicle seat belt and sold in the US store as a pack of 3.
- Lists a 40-120 lb range
- Maker describes it as easy to remove and store in the trunk
- Backless design
- Maker states it is not meant to be used on an airplane
Ask the meadow
Up or Solana?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Which is easier to travel with?
Up: 20.9 lb. Solana: 9.2 lb. Neither lists aircraft certification.
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