Babyark Classic vs Nuna REVV maxx

The Classic rear-faces up to 50 lb, versus 40 lb. The Classic is 6.5 in narrower. The Classic lists for $10 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Babyark ClassicNuna REVV maxx
TypeConvertibleConvertible
List price$790Lowest price$800
Rear-facing weight4–50 lbHighest rear-facing limit5–40 lb
Rear-facing height17–49 in18–43 in
Forward-facing weight26.5–65 lb30–65 lb
Forward-facing height30–49 in34–49 in
Seat weight27 lbLightest30.6 lb
Base weight18 lbNot listed
Width17 inNarrowest23.5 in
Newborn insertInfant Insert cushions: 'For infants up to 11 lbs. (5 kg) you must use the Infant Insert cushions to achieve the correct harness fit.' 'Discontinue use of Infant Insert cushions when child is more than 11 lbs. (5 kg).'Infant insert (with insert wedge) for infants 5–11 lb: 'The infant insert MUST be removed once the child reaches 11 lb.' SIP insert MUST be used up to 40 lb (18 kg).
InstallationRigid LATCH, Seat belt, Top tetherLATCH, seat belt
Load legYesNo
Anti-rebound barYesYes
RotatesNoYes
Harness heightsNot listed11
Recline positions95
Aircraft labelCertified for aircraft, per the makerNot certified for aircraft
No added flame retardantsYesYes
Expires afterNot listed10 years

Babyark Classic

  • Maker lists 27 lbs seat weight plus 18 lbs base weight

Nuna REVV maxx

A rotating convertible that keeps the REVV spin but extends forward-facing use to 65 lb.

  • Rotates for easy loading
  • Forward-facing to 65 lb and 49 in
  • Installs once for both directions
  • Heavy at 30.6 lb
  • List price $800
Ask the meadow

Classic or REVV maxx?

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?

Classic: certified for planes, 27 lb. REVV maxx: 30.6 lb.

What does the extra $10 for the REVV maxx get you?

Per the makers, the REVV maxx adds rotation. Both meet the same federal crash standard.

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