Frontier 90 vs Pinnacle 90 ...which is WIDER, especially across the top OUTER dimensions? Looks like the Pinnacle is MUCH wider? Which do you like more?
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So I'm answering my own question for those who might have the same dilemma. The Frontier 90 is 19" wide across the widest part of the top (same size as the previous Frontier 85). The Pinnacle 90 is 22" wide ...might make a difference depending on your car.
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For me, the Frontier is the no-brainer decision between these two seats. The parkway is ONLY a booster. The Frontier will high-weight harness up to 85 before converting to a booster that goes up to 120 lbs. Keeping your child in a 5-point harness as long as possible is much safer than transitioning to a booster. I own two Frontier 85's and my 4 year old absolutely loves it.
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We have both the Frontier & the Nautilus. Without going into specific inches, i can tell you that the crotch strap slots are closer to the front of the seat (i.e., less "shallow") than on the Nautilus and it is also slightly longer and the button is easier to press to release (its still childproof, but i feel like I am not going to break my thumb in the process). The way the lap hooks are positioned also allow for more room so they're not clamping down on my sons inner thighs. Hands down the configuration is much better than the Nautilus. The price does reflect that, but trust me, it's worth it to be frustration-free!
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I have owned both viper cassic and the sd models i have no problems with the classic i realy liked it i just weigh more so this time i bought the sd.only thing i dont like is the stirrups there cheap plastic i look for them to break any time .i feel it will hold my weight better.if hadnt gained so much weight i would definitely go withthe classic.not that much difference for the money.you cant go wrong with summit either way love the seat the comfort alone is worth the money.hope it helps you make your choice enjoy besafe good luck.
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I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If your child is on the "bigger" side I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit... » Read More I have both. I *LOVE* both. I say if you need room, go with Radian, If you have the room and your child has outgrown the 45lb weight limit or nearing it to RF in the Radian, go with Britax (Frontier 90) Both HIGHLY HIGHLY rated for safety and overall so either one is great.Radian over Frontier:- Child is less than 3-4yrs old.- Child is below 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If you need more room- If you plan on flyingFrontier over Radian:- Child is over 3-4yrs old.- Child is at or near the 45 RF weight limit (of the radian, Frontier doesn't RF)- If your child is on the "bigger" side « Show Less
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It's cause you didn't read the specs of the 9040 before you bought it. it is essentially an Elite 21 in the regular Pioneer clothing. To do 3 zones (independently) you need to step up to the Elite 23 or higher.
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We have the Frontier 90. There is a latch system inside the click tight opening. The straps are wrapped and tucked up out of the way, but the system is there unless it has been removed
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Hi Devon, so what conclusion do you have. I am with the same problem. Is 827 3 times bigger than 809 and the 819 2 times bigger than 809?Thanks for any help
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Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with these fitting nicely. Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with... » Read More Hello. THe two hangers are slightly differant in depth of the notch. I'm assuming this is for the stock vs. forend of what ever rifle you intend to place upon them. Measurements are as follows using a tape and not a micromitor: Greatest width is at the point where the brackets secure them to the back of what ever case you are using. That measurement is 1 1/4". The deepest measurement from front of the mount to the back is 2 3/8". Tallest portion is about 2 5/8 as close as I can measure due to the irregular shape. I am mounting in a case as well, and I don't see any issues with these fitting nicely. « Show Less
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Larger side impact cushions on the Pinnacle 90, does take up a bit more room left to right though.
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Dear Pat, The only difference appears to be the base. I have used the FG90 for several years and the base, which appears to be flatter than the FG91, is very stable.
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Hi Devon, so what conclusion do you have. I am with the same problem. Is 827 3 times bigger than 809 and the 819 2 times bigger than 809? Thanks for any help
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I mounted an 80 on peerless. But I can't remember if i bought a bigger mount. Is there a larger peerless ? If so buy it's worth the money. I was told it goes but weight so to answer your question I believe so. Peerless is best if u want to maneuver the tv different angles
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Hmm something is definitely not correct either dimensions. The pro versions is wider a bit but not twice the length. Check YouTube.
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I THINK they're the same unit. It's just that the "base" model comes with the latest map revision ... and no more. When the maps are revised ( updated ) you'd be notified that a revision is available but you'd need to buy the revision to download and install it in your unit. The alternative, "with lifetime maps" purchase costs a little more, but subsequent updates are provided at no further charge for the unit's "lifetime" (or for yours). I think the latter was a better buy and so that's what I chose. Happy trails!
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It seems as if atlas are 108 in and others are 90. Atlas has 15 loops and the other has less. I have not come across any reason to have longer straps. Or more looops. You just raise or lower the straps
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I can only speak for the one I purchased and I chose it since it seemed better than the APEX. One thing to note the front pads can be a bit stiff when new and will take some breaking in. Then you don't want too soft at the beginning as the soft one's may wear out sooner. At any rate, the one I got is substantial.