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Choosing a car seat means matching the seat type to your child’s age, weight, and height. Our guide to infant, convertible, and all-in-one seats explains the differences. Here we look at five Evenflo models that cover each stage, from newborn through booster.
Evenflo says families have relied on its gear for more than 100 years. Its current car seat lineup includes rotating convertibles, all-in-one seats, and harnessed boosters. Evenflo states that four of these seats meet or exceed federal safety standards (its Chase LX page does not say), and several add maker safety testing or SensorSafe alerts.
Every specification on this page comes from the manufacturer’s own product page, checked on 29 October 2026. We have not used these products ourselves, so the picks are based on published specifications only.
For more on car seat safety, see our guide to expiration and recalls and tips for small cars.
How we chose these
- Safety Testing: Look for seats that meet or exceed federal standards and have additional crash testing.
- Ease of Installation: Features like LATCH, belt-tensioning, and one-time installation make a difference.
- Weight and Height Limits: Ensure the seat fits your child now and allows room to grow.
- Rotation: Rotating seats simplify lifting your child into and out of the car.
Evenflo lists federal standard compliance for every seat here except the Chase LX, and some add further maker testing.
Comparison table
| Product | Type | Weight Range | Height Range | Rotation | Safety Testing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REO360 | 2-in-1 Convertible | 4-40 lb rear-facing, 30-40 lb forward-facing | 17-43 in. rear-facing, 35-43 in. forward-facing | One-hand 360° rotation | Meets FMVSS 213a/b, LIFEGUARD testing |
| Revolve360 Extend | All-in-One Rotational | 4-50 lb rear-facing, 30-65 lb forward-facing, 40-120 lb booster | Not stated | One-hand 360° rotation | Meets federal standards, L.I.F.E. Guard |
| Chase Plus | 2-in-1 Booster | 30-40 lb harness, up to 100 lb booster | Not stated | No | Meets federal standards, structural integrity, rollover, temperature tested |
| Chase LX | Harnessed Booster | 22-110 lb | Not stated | No | Not stated |
| Shyft DualRide | Infant Car Seat & Stroller | 3-30 lb | 15.7-32 in. | No | Meets federal standards, structural integrity, rollover, temperature tested |
Height ranges are as stated by Evenflo; ‘Not stated’ means the maker does not list a height limit for that mode.
1. Evenflo REO360 Rotating 2-in-1 Convertible Car Seat: for rear-facing and forward-facing
The REO360 is a rotating convertible seat that switches from rear-facing to forward-facing without reinstalling. Evenflo says the compact design saves backseat space. It includes a no-rethread harness and an 11-position headrest that adjusts with one hand.
- Includes 2 dishwasher-safe cup holders (Evenflo)
- 11-position headrest with one-hand adjustment (Evenflo)
- Compact design saves backseat space (Evenflo)
Pros: One-hand rotation; compact footprint; meets new side impact and frontal standards; dishwasher-safe cup holders
Cons: Forward-facing mode only up to 40 lb; no booster mode
2. Evenflo Gold Revolve360 Extend All-in-One Rotational Car Seat with SensorSafe: for extended rear-facing and booster
The Revolve360 Extend is an all-in-one rotating seat that supports rear-facing up to 50 lb, forward-facing to 65 lb, and booster mode to 120 lb. It includes SensorSafe technology that sends real-time alerts for four potentially unsafe conditions. A zip-on leg rest adds comfort for growing legs.
- SensorSafe alerts for chest clip unbuckling, temperature, child unattended, and seated too long (Evenflo)
- Zip-on ergonomic leg rest for growing legs (Evenflo)
- Sure360 installation system with LockStrong belt-tensioning (Evenflo)
Pros: Extended rear-facing to 50 lb; three modes cover infant to booster; SensorSafe alerts; leg rest included
Cons: Height limits not stated by Evenflo
3. Evenflo Chase Plus 2-in-1 Booster Car Seat: for harness-to-booster transition
The Chase Plus is a combination booster that uses a 5-point harness from 30 to 40 lb and converts to a high-back belt-positioning booster for children up to 100 lb. The RightFit belt path from Evenflo is designed to guide the vehicle belt into the proper position without manual adjustment. The seat pad is removable and machine-washable.
- RightFit belt path auto-adjusts vehicle belt height (Evenflo)
- Machine-washable padded seat (Evenflo)
- Dual integrated cup holders (Evenflo)
Pros: RightFit belt path for proper fit; machine-washable pad; lightweight and easy to move between vehicles
Cons: Harness mode only to 40 lb; no rotation feature; height limits not stated
4. Evenflo Chase LX Harnessed Booster Car Seat: for wide weight range booster
The Chase LX is a harnessed booster that accommodates children from 22 to 110 lb. When the seat is in booster mode, the headrest helps the vehicle belt settle at the right height for the child automatically. Evenflo highlights the enhanced side walls and head support for comfort and safety.
- Headrest guides vehicle belt to proper height in booster mode (Evenflo)
- Integrated cup holders (Evenflo)
- Enhanced side walls and head support (Evenflo)
Pros: Wide weight range from 22 to 110 lb; self-adjusting headrest for belt fit; integrated cup holders
Cons: Evenflo does not list specific safety testing for this model; no harness-to-booster weight breakdown; height limits not stated
5. Evenflo Shyft DualRide Infant Car Seat Stroller Combo: for infant car seat and stroller combo
The Shyft DualRide is an infant car seat that converts to a stroller in one step. It is designed for babies from 3 to 30 lb and up to 32 inches tall. With SensorSafe, the seat sends real-time notifications to the Evenflo app for several safety concerns, and the LockStrong belt-tensioning system helps with secure installation.
- SensorSafe technology with real-time alerts (Evenflo)
- UPF 50+ extendable canopy with mesh peek-a-boo panel (Evenflo)
- No-rethread harness with 8 positions (Evenflo)
Pros: Car seat and stroller in one; SensorSafe alerts; UPF 50+ canopy; no-rethread harness
Cons: Only for infants up to 30 lb; not a convertible seat
Which one fits you
| Your situation | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You need a seat for a newborn | Shyft DualRide | It works from 3 lb and doubles as a stroller. |
| You want extended rear-facing | Revolve360 Extend | Rear-facing up to 50 lb keeps a growing child rear-facing longer. |
| You need a compact convertible seat | REO360 | Its compact design and rotation make it easy in smaller cars. |
| Your child is ready for a booster | Chase Plus or Chase LX | Both offer belt-positioning booster modes for older kids. |
Practical tips
- Check your vehicle’s owner manual for LATCH weight limits before installing any car seat.
- Register your car seat with the manufacturer to receive recall notices.
- Evenflo’s ParentLink consumer care team offers installation help.
- Always follow the seat’s weight and height limits, not just age.
Sources
Specifications from each manufacturer’s product page, checked 29 October 2026: Evenflo REO360 Rotating 2-in-1 Convertible Car Seat, Evenflo Gold Revolve360 Extend All-in-One Rotational Car Seat with SensorSafe, Evenflo Chase Plus 2-in-1 Booster Car Seat, Evenflo Chase LX Harnessed Booster Car Seat, Evenflo Shyft DualRide Infant Car Seat Stroller Combo. Makers can change specifications; check the product page before you buy.
About Graham Fisher
Graham Fisher is part of our editorial team and reviews and edits our baby gear guides, checking product details against manufacturer specifications and owner feedback.
