Clek Oobr Booster Car Seats: Versatile and Safe

I was hesitant to buy this with some people saying it wasn’t comfortable. We love how safe and stable it is and my son says it’s comfy! He had the Nuna Rava and then the britax booster. He was so uncomfortable in the britax we were looking for something else. This has been great we have one in each car now. Highly recommend!

Love this booster seat! The latch makes it super easy to install and feels more secure than most booster seats. The seat seems wider than most booster seats and my kid seems very comfortable in it!

Material is super easy to just wipe clean despite it being a white color and thanks to the LATCH it is really easy to move this booster seat from one car to the next. Customer service is also always great with CLEK. Shipping was also so fast and payment options work well.

Works great in a Ford Maverick.

It’s definitely a solid booster with some decent cushioning. The recline is why I bought it though and my son seems to enjoy that feature on long drives.

It’s a bit hard for him to buckle himself since the seat buckle gets stuck behind it sometimes but I’m not sure that’s Clem’s fault but it didn’t happen with the Greco we had. Still a way better booster.

Surely they could make this thing for at least $100 less.

Carrying the box in, I was surprised how compact, and light weighted the booster seat is. We upgraded from nuna rava since kids were above the limits, and used evenflo maestro for a while.
The car seat itself fells really sturdy, and chique. It doesn't look like a regular booster seat. It is more like a modified special seat for your child, that doesn't look "childish". It is really easy to install with the isofix. Clek has steel/carbon frame, and my kids are comfortable in it. The seatbelt doesn't rollback as it would normally do with the belt holder thing, but that isn't bothering me that much. I am happy with this purchase.

Love this seat, and so does my son. He's 4 but big for his age (46" tall and 48lbs) and has been asking for a big kid car seat once his friends started to turn 4. We had a Britax toddler seat with a 5pt harness, but also needed to give that up for the little sis, so it was clearly time to move on. I read a ton of reviews, both official safety reviews and parent feedback, and decided on this for the following reasons:
1. The high back and headrest are more comfortable for him. If he falls asleep in the car his head stays upright and he doesn't slump to any side.
2. The car seat can recline when latched and used with a reclining seat (which we don't have, yet, but will if my husband ever gets his way and we buy a minivan)
3. The headrest is just as easily adjusted as my car headrest, and this positions the seatbelt properly across his shoulder and not neck. This is way less complicated than the strap that comes with some of the booster only options.
4. This thing is SOLID! It looks and feels like a real seat and not something that my kid could destroy if left alone with it for 5 minutes.
5. The fabric feels nice, key for hot summers in PA, and claims to be stain resistant.
6. I think the thing looks great - clean and unfussy with a great color selection.
7. It comes with a cup holder. Now I know that some come with TWO, but come on, my 4 year old is super excited to have even one. Most of the time it is filled with hot wheels or playmobile figures, but he loves having a place to put his very important stuff.
8. He can now buckle himself in and do it correctly without any help from me, something he and I both love.
9. This booster is expensive but lasts for 9 years, so we'll def be using it for child number two (who isn't nearly as big as the bro and will thankfully take longer to grow out of the 5pt)

The only detractors I can see are, well, nothing. All my friends claim to envy this car seat and are buying one when their kid is ready to move out of the 5pt.