Once done, pull the lever down until it clips tight. Push down on the center of the base while pulling the UAS tether slack tight. Undo the belt tether lever in the middle. First feed the main tether to its anchor spot but don’t latch it yet. To finish this installation, you’ll need to unhinge the main tether and the Universal Anchor System (UAS) tether anchors from their storage areas on the base. This is the same first step for all installations, so I’ll skip this the next two times. In order to do this, you pull the latch at the top and swivel it until the arrow on the base and the arrow on the seat align. Installing the Revolve 360 for Rear Facing requires you to remove the seat from the base. The Belt Pathing Lever confirms for you whether or not your belt pathing (both seatbelt and UAS) are safely secured.
You may also be able to find pieces for both at a hardware store, or might have some help from your local car dealership.
#Revolve 360 car seat install
If this is the case, you might want to reach out to your local dealership to see if they have a tether they can install in your car or equipment to mimic a locking seatbelt. There are different installation paths depending on which phase you’re installing for and a successful installation is very similar to installing a base for an infant seat (ensuring there’s only 1 inch of movement from side to side.) Let’s take a look at the different installation options.īy the way, if your vehicle is a pre-1996 model, you may not have a top tethering mount or a automatic locking seatbelt.
You’ve got to take the seat out and install the base separately. The Evenflo Revolve is a safety win as well. There’s a definite convenience to being able to release a lever to swivel the seat over to get the child in at an angle you can directly face them while doing it. I might be dramatizing things a bit but it wasn’t really my favorite memory of early parenthood.
In her younger days, it was also making sure that the chest harness was properly buckled and I’d have to try and maneuver around in the cramped space to make sure she was seated and safe. With a stationary car seat, this meant climbing into the back seat with my daughter and having to strap her into the car seat from the side. Why the Evenflo Revolve 360 is a win for parents There are Clear Instructions and a Level to help you guide you through safe installationĭo you know what one of the most excruciating and dare I say agonizing parts of child car seat operation was for me as a parent? The ceremonial in and out. The “revolve” element is to allow for both parental and child convenience when the vehicle isn’t in operation. The seat has locking mechanisms to keep the seat in place while your car’s in operation. The thing that sets the Evenflo Revolve 360 away from the rest of the pack is the fact that it’s essentially a revolving car seat that sits on a base that allows it to swivel. 40lb)īooster Seat (Typically until 9-12 years old, or once they’ve reached 4’ 9” and can comfortable use an adult seat belt) Rear Facing (The first 12 months up to the first 24 months)įorward Facing with Tether (Up to approx. An All in One accommodates the 3 stages of child seating: The seat will fit your child if they are as light as 4lb all the way up to 120lb in its various modes. In the case of the Evenflo Revolve 360, it has a really low starting weight and really high upper weight limit. This type of seat typically takes your child from infancy to the time where they’ll have fully outgrown car seats. What is the Evenflo Revolve 360 all-in-one seat?Īn All in One seat will typically cost you more up front, but is likely to save you in the long run. In this review, I’m going to discuss the features of the Evenflo Revolve 360 seat. We never really took the time to invest in an All in One style seat (like the Revolve 360) is and I’d say it probably cost us more than just getting a seat like this in the first place.
We had a rear facing seat that came with our “Travel System” (the car seat / stroller combination) and then we upgraded to a Clek Foonf Tokidoki seat for one car and an Evenflo seat (the model type escapes me right now) in the other and then onto simple Graco boosters for the last couple years. Over the past 7 years, we’ve gone through a handful of different car seats. Granted, technological advances aren’t as obvious in the world of car seats, but with seats like the Revolve 360, the hard lines between child safety and parental convenience start to blur. When my daughter and I used to review car seats on a regular basis (she is 7 now and declined to participate in this one,) I stayed in tune with the latest technology. The Evenflo Revolve 360 All-In-One is a seat unlike any others I’ve seen.
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