Updated Evenflo Revolve360 Extend All-in-One & Revolve360 Slim Comparison

[@Kewpie83]

Thank you for listing the measurements of the seat! I was looking high and low for them to see how this would fit in my tiny car. I think it will just fit!

[@lukesmith3172]

I ilke your videos, about to be a father and my wife was inclined on the NOONA but the EVENFLOW is looking like it’s going to be the one!

[@sarahdremsa4087]

Thanks for so much info! I might have missed the measurements, but how much room do you need between the back and front seat to rotate the extend? Looking at using in a Pontiac vibe.

[@crystald1430]

Thank you for the reviews They are very helpful. Do you have any experience with customers complaining that the leg buckle on the 360 extend isn’t adjustable and digs into the child’s legs? Trying to decide if this is the right seat for my 16 mos. Old grandson. Thank you!

[@spooty01]

According to the manuals, both the slim and extend have 3 adjustment positions for the buckle strap. I don't have the seats but am researching myself.

[@abunchahooey]

I know this comment is a year old, but the buckle has to be adjusted from the bottom of the seat, in other words, you can’t just move to buckle to the next slot in the fabric cover, you have to adjust for more leg room by taking seat out of base and adjust from the bottom of seat

[@SalinaStarr]

Is the only difference between the regular 360 and the extend the weight limit rear facing?

[@TeresaTai-l4o]

How would you compare the updated Evenflo360 extend all in one to the Baby Jogger? In a video you did with the baby jogger and older Evenflo, it seemed like the baby jogger was better.

[@destinationbabykids]

So at the time I really liked the Baby Jogger for the higher weight and height limit but now with this new Evenflo I would say they are both awesome seats. I like that the evenflo is 360 but I also appreciate the 180 seats have way less likelihood for user error in facing a child in the wrong direction. Also I do think the 180s tend to rattle less but no seat is rattle proof. I think the fabric on the Baby Jogger is nicer and in general I do think it's probably a more expensive seat to make just with the component pieces but I do like them both a ton. I would happily use either. The Revolve can be a booster where as the Baby Jogger is convertible seat only but both are still awesome in convertible modes.

[@VelvetWurm]

How does this seat “feel” when rotating? Is it smooth like the Nuna Revv or more friction like the Maxi-Cosi Emme?

[@catherinehenry8759]

Question - in comparison to the older model you did the install of - does this new model have wiggle/play in the seat into the base? Thats the only other item along side the deep seat I wasn't in love with.

[@destinationbabykids]

All of the seats I have reviewed with 360 rotation have some wiggle of the seat itself in relationship to its fixed component. If that annoys you you might be better off picking a seat with 180 degrees of turning as those don't have that type of movement.

[@stephenahron4900]

How do you compare the Evenflo w/SensorSafe you reviewed in this video with the Cybex Sirona S w/SensorSafe Convertible 360 and the Maxi Cosi rotational? I think we're leaning toward the one of the later two but tough to tell which is the safest/best? Thanks! By the way, your videos are really outstanding!

[@CarolinaDuarte]

I was wondering if there’s a difference in the space it takes up behind the front seat if that makes sense. I know the slim is more narrow but does it take up less space behind the front seat? My husband is 6’8 and wanting to see if this is a good option since he needs the seat back quiet a bit.

[@destinationbabykids]

So nose to tail most convertible seats in a rear facing set up are about 30 inches sometimes as many as 34. My advice here is move the child to a position that is away from the tallest occupant. In the center of some cars there is enough space where the front seats don't come in contact with it. If he is looking for the best fit front to back probably a Britax Allegiance, or Nuna rava would be the ones I am most confident using in small cars. Neither of those have rotation. Id be inclined to get the 360 and move it to passenger side or wherever the tallest person isn't sitting and sit it in rearfacing but most upright assuming the child is old enough to have the correct head and neck support. Hopefully this isn't too confusing and helps :)

[@yessicauribe4752]

And with twins... Que es lo mejor😢😢😢. Estoy como loca buscando que cabe en mi audi Q7​@@destinationbabykids

[@stacidavies6023]

Can the cup hold hold a child hydrapeak, yeti, ect?

[@alexandrasirro5872]

can 3 slim evenflo seats go three across and all 3 still revolve? Thank you!

[@eunicechen310]

Hi, would it fit in Toyota Corolla if I buy extend 360 evenflo? Thank you.

[@destinationbabykids]

Hi there! So It would fit well. Additionally it has a really good upright seating position for smaller cars when the car seat is in rear facing mode where it fits very neatly.

[@eunicechen310]

Thank u very much.

[@rbkulkar]

Can you actually take names of car seats while talking during the video? “This guy”, “This bad boy”,”right one”, “left one” doesn’t help.

[@destinationbabykids]

Hello! The names of the seats are in the video title and description. Revolve360 extend and Revolve360 slim

[@mariemetzger4233]

It actually does make sense.