Chicco Fit360

This seat features a LeverLock Self-Tensioning lock-off that helps you get a tight installation with the seat belt. 

This seat swivels 360 degrees. If you have it installed with the seat belt and top tether, you can easily switch between the rear-facing and forward-facing modes. 

The Chicco Fit360 has an anti-rebound bar built into its base. The anti-rebound bar is an added safety feature for rear-facing that can reduce the secondary movement of the car seat, called rebound, during a crash. When a collision occurs, the car seat will move forward, towards the front of the vehicle, and rotate downward. And as we all know from high school physics, every action has an equal and opposite reaction — so after that initial movement, the car seat will rebound, or “bounce back” towards the backrest of the vehicle seat. The ARB minimizes this bounce-back effect, helping limit the car seat movement and your child inside it! ARBs may also limit the side-to-side rotation of the car seat in a side-impact collision. Overall, it’s a great feature on a rear-facing car seat!

If your vehicle has non-removable forward-tilting headrests and you want a swivel seat, this is probably the best option for you! It works well in Teslas, Volvos, and even the Chrysler Pacifica. Those are all some of the most challenging vehicles as far as the headrest situation. 

At 18.5" wide, this seat is not going to work in most 3-wide configurations. If you have a very large vehicle, like a full-size truck or a Ford Expedition, it may fit three across, but you probably won't be able to use the swivel function. 

If you have a smaller vehicle or you have to have the front seats pushed back to accommodate tall front passengers, this seat may not work well for you. You may want to check out some of these seats instead. 

Like some of the other swivel seats on the market, the Chicco Fit360 prefers the use of the top tether in rear-facing mode when a tether anchor is available.