Graco
TurboBooster 2.0 Highback
A budget belt-positioning booster that includes a removable back. This standard TurboBooster 2.0 has no lower anchors; it is different from the 2.0 LX and…
Quick Facts
- Child readiness
- At least four years old, 40–100 lb and 43–57 in in both highback and backless modes; correct seated behavior required.
- Belt requirements
- Vehicle lap-and-shoulder belt only. No LATCH on this standard 2.0.
- Published width
- 16.73 in on the Graco product page.
- Weight listing
- Graco lists 9.81 lb in Product Weight and 9 lb in Car Seat Weight Without Base; The Car Mom describes approximately 10 lb.
- Adjustment
- Height-adjustable headrest and armrests; two hideaway cup holders; removable back.
- Usable life
- Ten years from manufacture; follow the expiration label.
Product details
Our Take
The TurboBooster 2.0 Highback is a sensible budget shortlist option for a child who is ready for a booster and gets a good vehicle-belt fit. It is straightforward to transfer, and its removable back gives you two configurations in one package. The lack of lower anchors means the empty booster must be buckled in. We would pay particular attention to the vehicle head restraint: a fixed, forward-projecting headrest can prevent the booster back from sitting as required. Its 57-inch ceiling also does not mean the adult belt will fit correctly at that point; another booster may still be necessary. Buy this for an affordable, verified fit, and keep expectations about final-stage longevity realistic.
What we like
- Budget-focused highback and backless configurations.
- Relatively light and easy to transfer.
Worth knowing
- No lower anchors; buckle the booster when empty.
- Vehicle head-restraint interference can rule out highback use.
Written by googaia based on manufacturer specs and verified third-party reviews.
Specifications
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Growth & Fit
- Adjustment
- Height-adjustable headrest and armrests; two hideaway cup holders; removable back.
Safety & Build
- Belt requirements
- Vehicle lap-and-shoulder belt only. No LATCH on this standard 2.0.
Size & Weight
- Published width
- 16.73 in on the Graco product page.
- Weight listing
- Graco lists 9.81 lb in Product Weight and 9 lb in Car Seat Weight Without Base; The Car Mom describes approximately 10 lb.
Details
- Child readiness
- At least four years old, 40–100 lb and 43–57 in in both highback and backless modes; correct seated behavior required.
- Usable life
- Ten years from manufacture; follow the expiration label.
A budget belt-positioning booster that includes a removable back. This standard TurboBooster 2.0 has no lower anchors; it is different from the 2.0 LX and from the backless-only package.
Manufacturer description.
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- Amazon 4.6 4.6/5 359 ratings
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