Nuna - REVV™ Rotating Convertible Car 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 whole heartedly second this idea for a rotating base car seat. Makes life so much easier. We have and absolutely love our Nuna Revv but there are other less expensive models out there that do the job equally well. One thing I’ve learned after becoming a parent, always always check for sales, promotions and coupons! They will go on sale at one time or another

I would look at recalls and safety ratings for the rotating seats. When I was looking there were some open recalls on the top one for the lock wearing out/ folks forgetting to lock it back to the spot? Idk, I stopped right there. I don’t take risks. I’m already tired, I don’t want to add another step to making sure my son is 100% because I would never forgive myself. The top 2 safety rated that year were the ones I bought. The Graco dlx (?) and the Nuna ravv. My son doesn’t exactly love the graco (not as comfy I guess) and we keep that in the truck which he doesn’t ride in much. He loves the Nuna. Much more comfy it seems. Also Nuna is not a US brand. US brands sometimes only go for US testing standards. Nuna goes for the US and Euro ones which have always been higher in my experience. If you ask AI- they say Euro are more ‘comprehensive’ as US safety testing has historically focused on front impact and left out side impact. Also Euro regulations are more stringent on ease of ‘correct’ installation. I would say making sure the Graco was installed correct versus Nuna was a lot more time and effort and obviously top safety is a seat installed incorrectly is going to greatly increase injury potential. The Graco had some reviews that made me trust it- pictures of wrecked cars and moms stating babies were 100% ok/ some had even slept through crash. Good luck finding something you like! We are going to swap my oldest to the Nuna Lumn when the time comes and put the youngest in Ravv. We have a Nuna Pippa for the newborn/ infant stage.

We did this and have been happy so far! It’s only been 3 weeks but I think we made the right choice. We got the Nuna Revv car seat because it swivels, which is so convenient for loading and unloading him quickly. We baby wear him everywhere (in the suburbs like you so not tons of walking) and don’t even own a stroller yet. We’ll get a stroller when he can hold his own head up so that we don’t need any kind of lie-flat or infant safe option for that either.

We also have and love the SWIV!

I’m surprised I had to scroll so far to see this. We got rid of our Evenflo 360 after the reports of it flying off its base started trickling out. We have the Nuna Revv and love it. We also had the Cybex Serona S back when it was the only rotating seat on the market in the US. We weren’t happy with the quality and the seat fell apart after about a year and a half. I’m short, so having the rotating feature is a game changer for me! Now that my oldest is bigger we have the Nuna LUMN, which I also love because it’s very easy to reach the buckles since the sides are low.

We have a Nuna Revv and a Chicco Fit360. I like the Nuna better (easier to use and better fabrics) but my daughter seems to prefer the Chicco. And it’s half the price so I wish we had just gotten two of the Chiccos.

We have the Nuna Revv and the Chicco Fit 360. The Nuna is so much nicer & easier to use.

We are a car seat and a completely separate pram. I have issues with lifting and we only have one car so the car seat was never going to move and a bulky pram system was out. Ended up with a rotating nuna 360 in the car with isofix and a silver cross reflex as our pushchair.

Love our Nuna revv - so easy to get in and out. No complaints!