Evenflo Triumph Seat
A look at what is currently available on eBay
 NEW Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat Santee US $163.16 
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat, Santee 38211044 US $75.00
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat (Santee) US $84.95
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat in Cocoa Fizz 3821958 US $153.99
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 NEW Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Seat Cocoa Fizz US $162.63
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 NEW EVENFLO TRIUMPH 65 LX SEAT, COCOA FIZZ US $169.99
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 Convertible Car Seat, Santee US $122.00
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Seat, Cocoa Fizz 3821958 US $119.00
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 EVENFLO Triumph 65 DLX Seat 3821956, Lincoln US $119.00
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 DLX Seat, Lincoln US $169.92
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat, Santee US $115.15
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 DLX Convertible Car Seat 3821956 LATCH Baby Gear Safety US $167.97
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 Convertible Car Seat - Cocoa Fizz NEW US $142.49
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Convertible Car Seat Santee NEW! US $161.99
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 Evenflo Triumph 65 LX Seat Cocoa Fizz NEW! US $161.99
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The Evenflo Triumph Convertible Car Seat?
So my son has outgrown his infant car seat and he's only 5 months old. I was sure that it would last for 8-9 months at the very least. Anyways, my mom researched the convertible car seats on consumer reports and the Evenflo Triumph came out as having the best crash test rating and it also will hold up to 50 lbs so we're going to buy it. I was just wondering if anyone here has the seat and if you like it? I've heard it's not the easiest to use, is that true? I'm willing to put up with a difficult seat for the safety but I'm just curious if it's going to be a huge hassle. Also is it easy to move back and forth between cars? My son is in my car like 55% of the time and my mom's the other 45% so should we go ahead and buy two seats or will I be able to move it back and forth? Thanks for the help.
We have an Evenflo Triumph Advance DLX (there's several different models of the Triumph) and I love it. My two year old has been in it since she was 6 months old, and her new sibling will be in it from birth. She was rear-facing until just a few weeks ago, and was very comfortable. It was pretty easy to install. (Much easier with the LATCH than with the seatbelt. I used the LATCH RF and moved her to a seat w/o it when I turned her. It was much harder to install with the belt, but not impossible. I just needed my husband's help whereas with the LATCH I never needed help.) If you use the LATCH, you can move it in a few minutes. If you're using the seatbelts, it might take a little longer or you might want to consider a second seat. I'd try it out in your two cars before you buy the second seat; it may be easier in your car than it was mine. It is really easy to loosen and tighten the belts, so she gets a really secure fit every time we put her in. She was much happier in the car once we got this seat, and overall it is really pretty easy to use. I recommend it to everyone.
