Baby Trend
Trooper 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat (International)

CV01F00B

Price:
$119.99

Product Details


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Features

  • 3 modes of use: Rear facing infant mode (4-18 lb), rear facing toddler mode (18-40 lb), and forward facing toddler mode (30-65 lb)
  • Immediate right installation angle: Rear-facing recline flip foot allows for great installation angles with ease; the built-in bubble level indicator helps find the correct angle
  • Fits three across: At its widest, the Trooper™ is 17.75” allowing it to fit 3 across in most vehicles
  • Lightweight: Lightweight shell also allows for use of LATCH installation up to 55 lb
  • Super deep side wings
  • Comfort and ease: Convenient integrated cup holder on the side and premium and comfortable fabric for your kiddos
  • Shoulder and crotch buckle adjustment: 5-position shoulder height adjustment and 2-position crotch buckle for seat adjustment
  • Longer usage: High shell height allows Trooper™ to be used longer as your kids grow
  • Ideal fit for preemies: Lower belt slots and better recline angle for infants born prematurely

Description

The Baby Trend® Trooper™ 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat converts from rear-facing infant seat (4-18 lb) and rear-facing toddler seat (18-40 lb) to forward-facing toddler seat (30-65 lb) as your child grows. With 5-position shoulder height adjustment and 2-position crotch buckle for seat adjustment, the Trooper™ Convertible gives parents the ultra-convenience for installation and adjustment. The rear-facing recline flip foot also allows the Trooper™ to get great installation angles with ease. Trooper’s nimble frame can fit three across in most vehicles which is great for families that have more than one kiddo. The lightweight shell also allows for use of LATCH installation up to 55 lb. With premium fabric and the convenient integrated cup holder on the side, our Baby Trend® Trooper™ 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat truly gives your children the most comfortable and convenient commute/travel experience.


Recommended Use

Weight:

  • Rear-facing 4-40 lb
  • Forward-facing 30-65 lb

Height: up to 50"


Technical Details

  • Product dimensions: 21.00" x 17.75" x 26.50"
  • Minimum weight recommendation: 4 lb
  • Maximum weight recommendation: 65 lb
  • Maximum height recommendation: 50"
  • Rear-facing minimum child weight: 4 lb
  • Rear-facing maximum child weight: 40 lb
  • Forward-facing minimum child weight: 30 lb
  • Forward-facing maximum child weight: 65 lb
  • Materials: Body insert
  • Materials: Head pillow
  • Number of items: 1
  • Batteries required: No
  • Item weight: 10.42 lb

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FAQs

A 3-in-1 car seat, like Baby Trend's Trooper, converts between three modes: rear-facing infant seat (5-40 lbs), forward-facing with harness (22-65 lbs), and belt-positioning booster (40-100 lbs). This design grows with your child from infancy through elementary school.

Convertible seats transition from rear-facing to forward-facing (2 modes). 3-in-1 seats add a third mode as a belt-positioning booster. All-in-one or 4-in-1 seats may also include a no-back booster mode. More modes mean longer usability but typically bulkier design.

Yes, 3-in-1 car seats expire, typically 6-10 years from the manufacture date depending on the model. Baby Trend car seats generally have a 6-year expiration. The date is stamped on the seat. Materials degrade and safety standards change over time.

Switch to a convertible when your infant outgrows their infant seat (usually when head is within 1 inch of the top or they exceed weight limit, typically 22-35 lbs). Many parents start with convertibles from birth to avoid multiple purchases. Rear-face until at least age 2.

Baby Trend car seats have a 6-year lifespan from the date of manufacture. This expiration date is printed on a label on the seat. Never use an expired car seat—materials degrade, technology improves, and safety standards evolve over time.