Our Review of the Harmony Defender 360 Max SIP (Meets New Standards)

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Age

Our recommendation: From 2 years until the seat is outgrown (average 9/10 years old)

Type

A 3-in-1 car seat that can be used forward-facing, in high-back booster mode, and in backless booster mode

When

Preferably after your child has outgrown their rear-facing convertible car seat, but can be used from 2+ years

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Seat is Good for You If:

You have a tall child.

Use Caution if:

You have a vehicle with non-removable headrests.

Quirks to be Aware of:

Hard to assemble

Cannot be installed with a lap-only seat belt

Harmony Defender 360 Max SIP convertible car seat in black with 5-point harness padded straps cup holder and side impact prot

Child Fit Information

Installation Information

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Airplane Use

This seat is FAA-Approved in harness mode.

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Specifications

Harmony Defender 360 Max SIP (Meets New Standards) Specifications

Product Information

Rear Facing Limits

Forward-Facing Limits

Height: 27-57"

Weight: 26.5-65 lbs

Head Height Rules: ears must be below the top of the headrest

Lower Anchor Connectors Weight Limit: 50 lbs

No Back Booster Limits

Height: 34-57"

Weight: 40-120 lbs

Head Height Rules: ears must be below the top of the headrest

Highest Belt Guide Settings

High Back Booster Limits

Height: 34-57"

Weight: 40-120 lbs

Head Height Rules: ears must be below the top of the headrest

Other Important Details

Expiration Limits

10 years

Crash Replacement Policy

Harness

no-rethread

Lock-off

no

Vehicle Seat Protector

This brand does not permit a vehicle seat protector.

*Disclaimer: Safe in the Seat contributors are Nationally Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians, but all reviews and materials reflect our opinions, not those of Safe Kids, NHTSA, or any other organization. We are not liable for actions taken based on this content. Always consult your car seat and vehicle manuals or a certified CPST for guidance.