Cosco ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1 vs Maxi-Cosi Romi

The ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1 lists for $30 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Cosco ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1Maxi-Cosi Romi
TypeConvertibleConvertible
List price$119.99Lowest price$149.99
Rear-facing weight5–40 lb5–40 lb
Rear-facing height19–40 in19–40 in
Forward-facing weight30–50 lb30–50 lb
Forward-facing height34.4–44 in34.4–44 in
Seat weightNot listed9.2 lb
Head ruleRear-facing: 'The top of your child's head MUST be at least 1 in. (2.5 cm) below the top of the car seat.' Forward-facing: 'The top of your child's ears MUST be below the top of the car seat.'Rear-facing: 'The top of your child's head MUST be at least 1 in. (2.5 cm) below the top of the car seat.' Forward-facing: 'The top of your child's ears MUST be below the top of the car seat.'
Newborn insertNot listedHead Pillow (on select models); no separate limit given in manual
InstallationLATCHLATCH
Load legNoNo
Anti-rebound barNoNo
RotatesNoNo
Harness heights5Not listed
Aircraft labelCertified for aircraft, per the makerCertified for aircraft, per the maker
No added flame retardantsNot listedYes
Expires after10 years10 years

Cosco ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1

Cosco two-mode convertible with a canopy, LATCH, a 5-point harness with front adjustment, 5 harness heights and 3 buckle locations;

  • Maker states it is certified for use on an aircraft
  • LATCH equipped
  • Marked New Arrival by the maker

Maxi-Cosi Romi

A Maxi-Cosi 2-in-1 convertible car seat.

  • Low price
  • Light shell
  • Tether strap can double as a carry strap
  • Forward-facing limit is only 50 lb
  • Rear-facing limit is 40 lb and 40 in
Ask the meadow

ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1 or Romi?

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?

ShadeVenture Canopy 2-in-1: certified for planes. Romi: certified for planes, 9.2 lb.

What does the extra $30.00 for the Romi get you?

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

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