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Can the Britax Boulevard be used on a plane? Any other major differences between the Marathon & Boulevard?
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nickipa
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Nicki
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Can the Britax Boulevard be used on a plane? Any other major differences between the Marathon & Boulevard?
I am trying to decide between the Marathon & Boulevard......looking for any major differences besides the side impact protection and the harness adjustment.
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Posted 9/15/08 12:22 PM  |
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GoldenRod
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Re: Can the Britax Boulevard be used on a plane? Any other major differences between the Marathon & Boulevard?
I've used the Boulevard on a plane. It's a snug fit, but if you put the arm rest up, there's plenty of room.
Marathon vs Boulevard differences
Boulevard has additional:
True Side Impact Protection™
Multi-position headrest height
No re-thread harness
Infant body pillow
Weight limits are the same.
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| Posted 9/15/08 1:08 PM |
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nickipa
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Nicki
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Re: Can the Britax Boulevard be used on a plane? Any other major differences between the Marathon & Boulevard?
Posted by GoldenRod
I've used the Boulevard on a plane. It's a snug fit, but if you put the arm rest up, there's plenty of room.
Marathon vs Boulevard differences
Boulevard has additional:
True Side Impact Protection™
Multi-position headrest height
No re-thread harness
Infant body pillow
Weight limits are the same.
thanks so much! I was looking for something like this on the britax website, I am just on the phone with my car dealer to double check the use with the curtain side airbags in my truck---but I think we will get the boulevard.
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| Posted 9/15/08 1:22 PM |
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mom2mgn
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Christine
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Re: Can the Britax Boulevard be used on a plane? Any other major differences between the Marathon & Boulevard?
In a regular size plane, yes. In a commuter plane, no.
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| Posted 9/15/08 2:39 PM |
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