Clek Fllo Convertible Car Seat, Pitch Black (Crypton C-Zero Performance Fabric)

This is our favorite car seat. The fabric is soft. The footprint of the seat is narrow to fit my kids 3 across on the bench. I love the extended rear facing abilities with this seat.

This product was easy to install and the best part is that they are small enough that I fit 3 across the back of my 2018 Honda Odyssey. My kids have slept in them, so I assume they are comfortable. The seats are good quality. They are higher cost than other similar seats, but getting 3 in one row was worth the extra money.

Having two kids, the first car seat we got is a Britax and this is the second one.Between the two, the Clek is more challenging to install, and sits very high. I do like how it’s narrow. Overall, the installation is a pain in the A so removing a few stars for that. If width is not an issue for you, I would recommend the Britax All-for-One over this one.

-Pros: Narrow exterior, not too bulky. Solid as a rock. Anti rebound bar for safety. High weight limit for extended rear facing. EASIEST straps to tighten and loosen, compared to my experiences with Britax, Evenflo, and Nuna: glides smoothly, doesn’t get asymmetric.-Neutral: Heavy, which is no big deal, just fyi, while NARROW enough for airplane travel, it’s too heavy to be practical for airplane travel. Lacks the many many subtle angle adjustments of other brands, you just kinda jam it where it looks right, but I’ve found that is not a con, kinda nice to have it a bit simpler. Pretty firm, not as squishy as some brands—my kids like that less claustrophobic feel but yours might prefer marshmallow cocoon seat.Cons: Cupholder accessory (separate) doesn’t attach properly for some users in rear facing position (minor in my view). You have to uninstall, rethread the harness straps, and reinstall as kid grows.If deciding between Fllo and Foonf: sure, the Foonf LATCH of mega power is cool, but as far as I understand it is only for forward facing up to a modest weight limit—so you will never use that LATCH feature if you do extended rear-facing, which is by far the simplest, most powerful choice you can make to ensure toddler / little kid safety. Maybe I’m missing something. But that’s why I chose Fllo.

It’s a good overall carseat but lacks features. It is one position in rear-facing and one position in front-facing. I liked that it had the built-in level base to switch to rear-facing, whereas the Foonf was separate. (It’s only if you’re going to need to go back to rear facing, ie: have another baby.)It’s a sleek and nice looking carseat and fits 3 across. It’s heavy but much lighter than the Foonf. It’s not a travel seat and will stay in the same car for us so not a problem. The installation wasn’t too difficult and was a tight hold. It’s not a cushy, soft seat but my kids didn’t mind the stiffness. If they’re uncomfortable, they won’t sit in it, like some other ones we tried.The cup holder is sold separately and not my favorite. I feel like the less expensive ones always have the best cup holders built-in.Overall, it’s a great basic carseat, if you like the aesthetics of it, don’t need recline (if you do, get the Foonf), don’t need cup holders, and don’t need to switch between cars.

This is a gorgeous yet very sturdy car seat. Very high safety rating and built incredibly well. First installation is a learning curve, but after the first time we have been able to move it from car to car as needed with great ease. The adjustable head rest/surround is a nice feature as well as the easy strap adjustments. The infant insert is well designed and makes a snug fit for the littlest cargo.

Love the wool! And we live in coastal South Texas. At first I thought it felt scratchy but the more we use it the nicer it feels. It never feels hot when I put my daughter in. This is our second clek Fllo, totally amazing car seats, worth the price.

The seat I ordered from Albee baby is great. The only thing is the manufacture date is 3/22/2022. Already lost one year of use as its only good for 9 years after manufacturing.