Head-to-head · Best Convertible Car Seats

Chicco Fit360 vs Nuna Revv

Which is the better buy? Side-by-side on rating, price, strengths, and watch-outs — with the published ratings we averaged to get there.

The short answer

Chicco Fit360 comes out ahead by a narrow margin (4.5 vs 4.3). The gap is mostly about parents seeking a rotating car seat with multiple recline options — read the strengths below before deciding.

Higher ratedRanked #2 in Best Convertible Car Seats

Chicco Fit360

4.5

$419.99as of Jul 7

The Chicco Fit360 rotating convertible car seat offers ease of use and installation consistent with Chicco's reputation. Consumer Reports praised its 360-degree rotation and multiple recline positions, while also noting the base's narrow width. However, reviewers identified two significant issues: the LeverLock door handle is prone to being opened by curious toddlers, and the lockoff mechanism has been reported as sticking. The seat is recommended for families seeking a user-friendly rotating car seat, though those with very curious or long-legged toddlers may want to consider alternatives.

Strengths

— Easy to install and use properly, consistent with Chicco's reputation
— 360-degree rotation feature allows for easier loading and unloading
— Multiple recline positions (6 total) for comfort during travel

Watch-outs

— LeverLock door handle is vulnerable to curious toddler feet lifting it open
— Lockoff mechanism has been reported as sticking
— Base has a narrowest point width of only 10 inches which may be restrictive in some vehicles

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Ranked #3 in Best Convertible Car Seats

Nuna Revv

4.3

$600as of Jul 7

The Nuna Revv earned a low crash test score in BabyGearLab's review, with poor performance in head and chest sensor measurements, making it a less favorable option despite its premium price. However, reviewers praised its easy LATCH installation, 360-degree swivel, and comfortable padding. The seat's design allows for one-time installation and includes two infant inserts, but its lower weight and height limits compared to competitors raise concerns about long-term usability. This makes it a solid choice for short-term use but not ideal for parents seeking maximum safety performance or value.

Strengths

— Super easy-to-install LATCH system with push-style connectors
— Cozy padding and fabric comfort
— 360-degree swivel design with revolution feature

Watch-outs

— Lower crash test results compared to competitors
— One of the most expensive convertible car seats tested

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How they stack up

Chicco Fit360

The Chicco Fit360 excels with its 360-degree rotation and multiple recline positions, features not found in the Britax Poplar or Britax Poplar S, which lack this swivel function. However, unlike the Graco Extend2Fit, it has a narrow base that may restrict installation and suffers from a vulnerable LeverLock door handle. While it offers ease of use, it doesn't match the superior crash test results of the Graco Extend2Fit or the Nuna Revv's easy LATCH installation.

Nuna Revv

The Nuna Revv offers the easiest LATCH installation and 360-degree swivel, features not found in the Graco Extend2Fit or Britax Poplar. However, it falls short in crash test performance compared to the Graco Extend2Fit and lacks the extended weight limits of the Britax Poplar S. While it's comfortable and easy to use, it's more expensive and less safe than the Graco Extend2Fit and doesn't offer the space-saving design of the Chicco Fit360.

Specs side-by-side

Spec	Chicco Fit360	Nuna Revv
Rear Facing Weight Range	4-40 pounds	5-40 pounds
Forward Facing Weight Range	25-65 pounds	30-40 pounds
Rear Facing Height Range	under 43 inches	43 inches
Forward Facing Height Range	28 – 49 inches	43 inches
Seat Weight	33 lb	32.7 lb
Recline Positions	6	10
Headrest Positions	15-position	10-position
Expiration	8 years	10 years

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