I have bought 6 of these seats.... my kids dont complain of the seat hurting after long trips and can fall asleep in them its nice to have the inner poscket for their racecars and apparently food storage as well. all great the first year after the belts start to show age and fray apart (only have ever used a mild soap and wash cloth on them to clean) the coution part where the buckles come out also fray in less than a year on 4 of the more used ones. For a 10 year seat they need to work on longer lasting sewing techniques

I bought the Graco Nautilus 65 in late winter 2017. I have hassled with the following features: *When pulling the strap between my grandchild's legs in order to get the shoulder and chest-waist straps to snug-up safely, I literally have to fully press my hip against the seat because the strap is so difficult to pull. My husband won't loosen the strap, but just pops the buckles and takes our grandchild out of the straps, so he doesn't have to hassle with tightening them. My daughter-in-law lugs on the strap, and has complained recently that she thinks that the strap is getting harder and harder to pull. I recently washed the seat cushions/pads (whatever they're called) and was easily able to pull the crotch strap. I thought maybe there had been something sticky in that area (user error), and that the pulling would improve. Nope. It's as bad as ever, even though I followed the Graco You Tube tutorial for reinstalling the cushions/pads. *I despise the rear tether. As hard as I try to press the release in order to feed the tether strap back through the buckle when I am transitioning the seat out of my Forester (which is weekly), I cannot depress the release sufficiently. So I unhook the seat from the tethers below, and awkwardly lift the entire car seat halfway over the back seat in order to provide enough "give" that I can unhook the rear tether. *While we are on the subject of the hooks....It has taken this long to get THOSE buckle releases to press readily enough that they allow the strap to be loosened so I can actually UNHOOK the seat from the anchors without pressing my full body weight in to the car seat, causing the Forester's seat cushion to "give" just enough to get the hook unhooked. I owned a Graco rear facing seat with the push button thing-ies. Silly me, I thought that the push button thing-ies were the improved way to install a car seat, so I assumed that the next car seat I bought (this Nautilus model) would have the push button thing-ies. WRONG!!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have owned one Nautilus unit for over a year and it has taken considerable beat down from my toddler; I currently have an additional one in transit while writing this review. The extra "cubby" holes are perfect my toddler's rock collecting habits. She also puts any uneaten food in there (instead of somewhere else in the car) so I always know where a smell may be coming from. Safe, easy to clean, and affordable, this is my family's car seat for the foreseeable future.

Very easy to put together out of box, they have simplified this in recent models.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] nice car seat. Easy to assembly, easy to install...

I love this car seat for my nephew. It's big for a husky boy but doesn't take that much room in the car.

Sturdy, easy to install. Sleek and comfortable design. My 3 year old is very happy with her new carseat and so is mom!

All my family is happy. The price is satisfactory, it's comfortable and safe. I really like this car seat and recommended the purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great quality, built well, and comfortable for my 3.5 year old! We got one for each car.

We have only used this car seat for a couple weeks but so far we are very satisfied. My daughter loves it and the deeper cup holders. I love the shoulder strap covers. It was easy to install and seems to be easy to clean. Over all great car seat.