One advancement, which is more commonly available in Europe, is the "load leg." It gives an infant car seat additional support by extending a rod from the seat's base to the vehicle's floor.

Like in the case of load legs, a clever feature originally from Europe that gives car seats extra support by extending a “leg” from the car seat base to the car floor. It allows for crash ...

LIKE IN THE CASE OF LOAD LEGS, A CLEVER FEATURE ORIGINALLY FROM EUROPE THAT GIVES CAR SEATS EXTRA SUPPORT BY EXTENDING A LEG FROM THE CAR SEAT BASE TO THE CAR FLOOR. IT ALLOWS FOR CRASH FORCES TO ...

These three infant car seats stood out in Consumer Reports testing for crash protection, vehicle fit, and ease of use.

Originally from Europe, the load leg gives car seats extra support by extending a “leg” from the car seat base to the car floor. “It allows for crash forces to be absorbed more so by the car ...

"The load leg is a support that extends from the base of the infant seat to the vehicle floor, making the seat more stable and safer for the baby," said Dr. Emily Thomas, Consumer Reports' car ...

And that includes looking at new designs like seats with “load legs''. These are extra supports that extend from a car seat’s base to the vehicle’s floor, and they make infant seats that ...

Plus, it has an anti-rebound base as well as a load leg (a metal support rod that sits between the car seat and the vehicle floor; in an accident, the load leg absorbs some of the initial impact ...

Like in the case of load legs—a clever feature originally from Europe that gives car seats extra support by extending a “leg” from the car seat base to the car floor. It allows for crash ...

In the case of load legs—a clever feature originally from Europe that gives car seats extra support by extending a “leg” from the car seat base to the car floor. It allows for crash forces ...