The Graco Slimfit Car Seat Or Graco 4ever DLX? An Effortless Decision.

It's as if the Graco 4ever DLX seat is two seats in one. You can use it up to 120 pounds, and once your child reaches that weight limit you'll be able to convert this into a backless booster-style which Slimfit cannot become!

The “slimmer look” in the “Slimfit” is only made obvious when the cupholder in the Graco Slimfit seat is rotated inwards. It's an option that the Graco 4ever DLX doesn’t have.

Though both have steel-reinforced frames, the Graco Slimfit weighs much less than 4ever DLX. It’s great for those who want to have a more lightweight frame on hand, especially for air-traveling.

There is an approximately USD 70 price difference between the Graco Slimfit and the Graco 4ever DLX. The Graco 4ever DLX is more expensive.

The added cost of the 4ever DLX looks like it's only because it can be a backless booster seat which makes the weight limit of the seat 120 pounds instead of just 100 lbs.

Now let’s see what you get with Slimfit aside from saving your USD 70.

1. The rotating cup holder can make the car seat a little “slimmer” - although the change in width is not very obvious.
2. It’s a little lighter - something to note when you need lug it around to air travel with it.

Both seats are good and they are a safe choice. The added cost of the Graco 4ever DLX is easily justified by the added weight limit.

The savings you get from the Slimfit is also not bad, especially if you are not after its “SLIM” feature.

Do You Need More Help To Decide Between

The Graco Slimfit Car Seat Or Graco 4ever DLX?

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What Do You Think?

Cheers!

Pitin