REVV™ Rotating Convertible Car Seat

We live in NYC and have a nuna swiv with the urbn seat as well. It’s honestly a great combo for the times we need to take a cab, and the swiv is fantastic for maneuvering in tight spaces. Folds up easy enough to fit in any trunk 

Nuna Revv 10000% 12/10 recommend Do not recommend the baby Jogger City turn. The weight limit is great but it shows wear so fast.

The Chicco ones have the crotch buckle that stays forward so you don’t have to dig it out from under their butt! It also has far superior cupholders. My 1 and 4 year old are both rear facing and super comfortable. I’ve had to clean vomit out of them and it wasn’t bad. The Chicco one separates from the base which makes cleaning a lot easier! The Evenflo straps get twisted like every time which is infuriating. It’s also not as cushioned. I like that the Nuna has an adjustable recline, but that’s not worth the price tag to me. Overall I clearly recommend the rotating seats 😂. I did a fair amount of research when we had our second and needed to get new car seats, and am really happy with my choice!

If you have a shorter kiddo, you’ll probably be happy with the Revv. I loved it, but my kid outgrew its height limits immediately. I miss that seat, but we switched to evenflo revolve with the green fabrics and it’s not as nice, but it’s still a good car seat. I also have the same model, but without the green fabrics, and there is a noticeable difference in the feel.

The first 6 months, I think it’s infinitely easier to have an infant car seat that attaches to a stroller. If they fall asleep in the car, you keep them asleep and just move the seat into the stroller. It allowed us to go out and about much easier (since they sleep a lot anyway).. but it sounds like you already have a stroller so this may not be practical for you. For our latest baby (1yo now), I kept the car street/stroller in my car and my husband had a infant toddler seat in his. He ended up switching to the infant car seat because it’s so much easier and she seemed to like the coziness of the seat better than the stroller alone. She just outgrew the infant car seat and so I’m eyeing the 360 ones. (I already have a Graco Extend2Fit from my first child. I’ve loved that one, but I can’t resist the convenience of the 360.) I was really interested in the Nuna Revv but the weight limits are absurdly low (30 lbs rear facing and 40 lbs forward facing), so it can only be used until around 2.5 years old. That’s just not worth the price tag to me. By comparison, most others are 40 lbs RF and 65 FF.. if they have the booster built in then it’s up to 120. My son stayed in his Graco Extend2Fit til age 5 and then switched to a cheap booster seat.

Evaluate your individual situation - I love my Nuna Revv. My son will easily hit 4yo with it and I find it incredibly easy to install, particularly compared to my husbands evenflow rotating seat. It is high quality and feels like it. The straps don’t twist at all and he’s always comfortable

I second this! We love ours so much