Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 vs UPPAbaby Alta V2

The KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 is 0.5 in narrower. The KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 lists for $13 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1UPPAbaby Alta V2
TypeBoosterBooster
List price$186.99Lowest price$199.99
Booster weight40–110 lb40–100 lb
Booster height44–57 in38–57 in
Seat weight11 lbLightest17 lb
Width17 inNarrowest17.5 in
Head ruleHigh-back: "Child’s ears must be below Headrest when sitting on Booster Seat." Backless: "Child’s ears must be below vehicle seat back or vehicle head restraint when sitting on Booster Seat."The child's ears MUST be below the top of the booster headrest.
InstallationLATCH (quick-release), vehicle seat beltRigid LATCH, seat belt
Load legNoNo
Anti-rebound barNoNo
RotatesNoNo
Recline positions2Not listed
Aircraft labelNot certified for aircraftNot certified for aircraft
No added flame retardantsNot listedYes

Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1

A convertible high-back booster that goes backless for older kids. 3D AirMesh breathable channels and zip-off cushions.

  • Converts to backless
  • Ten headrest positions
  • Zip-off cushions for washing
  • High-back and backless limits differ
  • Heavier than a plain backless booster

UPPAbaby Alta V2

A slim high-back booster with rigid LATCH, a 7-position headrest and one-handed recline.

  • Slim 17.5 in profile
  • Rigid LATCH
  • Fire-retardant-free fabrics and foams
  • Max 100 lb
  • 17 lb
Ask the meadow

KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 or Alta V2?

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 KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1 or the Alta V2?

The Chicco KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1: it goes booster, up to 110 lb. The Alta V2 goes booster, up to 100 lb.

Which is easier to travel with?

KidFit Zip Air Plus 2-in-1: 11 lb. Alta V2: 17 lb. Neither lists aircraft certification.

What does the extra $13 for the Alta V2 get you?

Per the makers, the Alta V2 adds no added flame retardants. Both meet the same federal crash standard.

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