Britax Highpoint vs Maxi-Cosi RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster

The RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster lists for $20 less.

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Britax HighpointMaxi-Cosi RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster
TypeBoosterBooster
List price$219.99$199.99Lowest price
Booster weight40–120 lb40–100 lb
Booster height44–63 in43.4–57 in
Seat weightNot listed16.8 lb
Head ruleHigh-back: "the top of the head restraint is above the child’s ears". Backless: "The top of the child’s ears must be below the top of the vehicle head restraint."DO NOT use this booster seat if the top of your child's ears are above the top of the booster seat's headrest; DO NOT use the booster seat if your child's head is less than 5 in. (12.7 cm) below the roof of the car.
InstallationLATCH (quick-push lower connectors), seat belt for the childrigid LATCH connectors
Load legNoNo
Anti-rebound barNoNo
RotatesNoNo
Aircraft labelNot certified for aircraftNot certified for aircraft
No added flame retardantsYesNot listed
Expires after10 years10 years

Britax Highpoint

A high-back booster that converts to backless, with a tall height range. Britax says its fabrics are free of flame retardant chemicals.

  • High-back mode goes to 120 lb and 63 in
  • Quick-push lower connectors keep it secured when empty
  • 10-position headrest and machine-washable cover
  • List price $219.99

Maxi-Cosi RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster

  • Maker lists rigid LATCH connectors
  • Maker lists a 7-position one-hand headrest
  • Product weight 16.8 lbs per maker
Ask the meadow

Highpoint or RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Which one will my child use longer, the Highpoint or the RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster?

The Britax Highpoint: it goes booster, up to 120 lb. The RodiSport 2-in-1 Belt-Positioning Booster goes booster, up to 100 lb. The Highpoint expires after 10 years.

What does the extra $20 for the Highpoint get you?

Per the makers, the Highpoint adds no added flame retardants. Both meet the same federal crash standard.

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