| Mode | Weight | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Rear-facing harness | 5–40 lb | 19–40 in |
| Forward-facing harness | 30–65 lb | 34.4–49 in |
| Belt-positioning booster (high-back) | 40–100 lb | 43.4–52 in |
- Seat weight
- Not published
- Width
- Not published
- Usable life
- 10 years
- Aircraft
- Certified
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Safety 1st Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat
An all-in-one car seat with 3 modes: rear-facing harness 5 to 40 lb, 19 to 40 in; forward-facing harness 30 to 65 lb, 34.4 to 49 in; belt-positioning booster (high-back) 40 to 100 lb, 43.4 to 52 in.
At a glance
- Fits children from 5 to 100 lb
- Up to 52 in tall
- 3 modes: rear-facing harness, forward-facing harness, belt-positioning booster (high-back)
- 19.5 in wide
- 10-year usable life
- Certified for aircraft use
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Who the Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat fits
This seat covers 3 stages, and a child has to meet every limit of the stage they are in. Safety 1st gives it a 10-year life from the date of manufacture, so check the date label before using a hand-me-down.
- Rear-facing harness5 to 40 lb · 19 to 40 in
- The child faces the back of the car, which keeps the head, neck and spine supported in a frontal crash. Keep this mode as long as the child fits it.
- Forward-facing harness30 to 65 lb · 34.4 to 49 in
- The child faces forward in the seat’s own harness. Use the top tether every time, and stay in the harness until the child outgrows it.
- Belt-positioning booster (high-back)40 to 100 lb · 43.4 to 52 in
- The seat’s own back and belt guide route the vehicle belt across the shoulder, and the sides give the child something to lean on when they sleep.
What are the Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat weight, height and age limits?
| Mode | Child weight | Child height | Minimum age | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rear-facing harness | 5 to 40 lb | 19 to 40 in | Not published | — |
| Forward-facing harness | 30 to 65 lb | 34.4 to 49 in | Not published | — |
| Belt-positioning booster (high-back) | 40 to 100 lb | 43.4 to 52 in | Not published | — |
A child must meet every limit for the mode they use. The labels on your seat and its manual are the final word.
Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat specifications
- Seat weight
- Not published
- Width
- 19.5 in
- Usable life
- 10 years
- Aircraft use
- Certified for aircraft (see manual for which modes)
- Headrest positions
- 8
How the Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat installs
- Harness
- 8-position no-rethread headrest/harness. Check the harness height at each growth spurt: at or below the shoulders rear-facing, at or above them forward-facing.
Every install is a fit between one seat and one vehicle. Read both manuals, and use a free inspection station if anything is unclear.
Will it fit your car?
At 19.5 in at its widest, measure your back seat before counting on three across.
- Check your vehicle manual for lower anchor positions and any head-restraint rules.
- Rear-facing seats need front-seat room: try the install behind the driver before you commit.
- Certified for aircraft use, so it can travel as a seat rather than checked baggage.
What features does the Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat have?
- 8-position no-rethread headrest/harness
- Adjustable base foot
Colors listed in the US
Deep Sea, City Storm.
Is the Crosstown All-in-One Convertible Car Seat recalled?
No campaign in the current NHTSA child-restraint data names this model family, and I have not run a separate review for it. Check your seat’s model number and date of manufacture before use.
Before you buy
- Weigh and measure your child. The limits above are the manufacturer’s, and a child has to meet all of them for the mode they will use.
- Confirm the exact version. Colors, retail exclusives and model numbers change limits more often than you would expect; Safety 1st lists 2 colors of this seat.
- Read the manual before you buy, not after. It is linked above and holds the fit rules, the install methods and the expiry.
- Check recalls by model number and date of manufacture, and register the seat with Safety 1st so you hear about the next one.