| | |  | Standard High Chairs | | Home » » | | | | | | | Description: | | The Breeze has a removable, washable dishwasher safe tray. The convenient double tray has a removable stimilating toy. The seat cushion on the Breeze highchair is removable and washable. The Breeze also has a 3-position reclining seat with footrest, 5-position reclining seat, as well as a 5-point harness for safety. The breeze also has swivels wheels for mobility and a brake system for security. The bottle holder on the tray accommodates a sippy cup, food jar, or juice box. The Breeze folds compactly for easy storage and is self-standing. The Breeze weighs 23 lbs
Open dimensions 33.5?x 22?x 43?
Closed dimensions 26.75?x 20?x 15? | | | Features: | |
• Baby will love it for comfort, Mom and Dad will appreciate its portabilityjust fold up and store when not in use
• Adjustable 3-position reclining seat with 5-point harness, 5 different height positions, and footrest
• Lightweight, compact and portable chair with removable, washable seat cushion, swivel wheels for easy mobility, and brake system
• Includes adjustable, removable and dishwasher-safe double tray with bottle holder and removable toy
• Self-standing chair folds compactly
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 27.4 inches | | Product Width:
| 19.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 11.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 27.2 pounds | | Package Length:
| 27.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 19.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 27.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 5 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Not the greatest highchairMar 08, 2008
I have been using this highchair for about 5 months now and there are so many choices out there, I would not recommend this one. It is easy to clean and does adjust very easily up and down as well as recline back. The features that I do not like are that you have to use two hands to remove the tray and the buckle is so hard to fasten and unfasten. I have caught my finger in it a couple of times and it hurts- god forbid you catch your childs skin in it. My experience with other highchairs having a one handed tray removal as well as secure but harmless belt is much better than this one. Overall not the worst highchair but can find better for the price.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Great chair, wish I would have bought it sooner!Jan 19, 2008
I wish I would have had this chair when my first was starting solids. It is so much easier and safer than using a bouncy chair for feeding an infant. All the things I thought I didn't need or wouldn't like, I think are great now. The other chair we have has no recline, no wheels and the center leg divider is attached to the tray not the chair. But I love this chair's 3 position recline, so you can use it for a 5 month old who is not sitting yet. The lockable wheels are very convenient, and the center divider on the chair keeps baby more secure.
I was concerned the seat might be too tight for an older child, but it's very comfy and my two year old (who is petite) also likes to sit in it. It's also a breeze to adjust the height and also the tray (you do need two hands though). I like the look of this high chair and it seems more compact than others and doesn't take up too much room, plus it collapses for storage. I haven't had to remove and wash the seat yet, but it looks easy to clean (plus no silly looking hard to clean ruffles). I don't use the shoulder part of the harness, but you can pull it back out of the way.
It's nice to have the toys on the tray to keep baby busy while you're getting things ready, but I agree that the frog/croaking sounds are annoying to adults (the kids don't seem to mind). So, if you're handy you can try what I did which is to disable the sound but keep the motion and lights action, which is still entertaining enough. You have to take all the screws out, be careful not to pull the battery wires out (I did, but this can be fixed too), then just cut one of the two yellow wires that go to the speaker. It was pretty easy, and if you leave some of the wire leading to the speaker, you can always reattach if you want.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Breeze to the topOct 27, 2007
I searched for a high chair for a long time.......... a long long time. This one by far was overall the best one.
Here is what I looked for:
1) Easy adjustments of height of the chair AND the chair back
2) Sturdiness of the high chair
3) Durability of the seat cushion
The Breeze was the best in all these areas.
The chair back is easily to adjust, I believe it has 4 settings.
The height was easy to adjust as well.
The chair is a bit heavy, approx 26 lbs, but I was okay with this cause I wanted a high chair that will last a few years as the kid grows.
The seat cushion is by far the best feature. It is removable from the high chair itself, so we can throw it in the wash.
Overall, I am very satisfied.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Good comfy chair for the priceFeb 16, 2007
This chair is comfortable and easy to clean. My son is only five months old and fits fine in it and has plenty of room for growing. The seat belt latch is stiff and a bit hard to undo, but that is safer for the baby. The chair was easy to put together. The toys are not too entertaining for a young baby, but they are easy to remove so he can play with his other toys.
Very comfy for babyAug 25, 2006
We needed a highchair for our 5 month old son. He has some special needs that includ extra support and stabilty, as well as the ability to recline in the chair. We went to a local store and played with their chairs for a while. We found the Combi easier to manipulate than the other brands in the store, as well as more sturdy. It's a very stylish chair also. My son is in the upper percentile in weight and growth and this chair only goes to 40 lbs, but we figured down the line we would probably get a different toddler-friendly chair for him to sit in.
The only really strong negative I have about this chair are the toys. There were no batteries in the samples at the store, but when added, the music that plays or "croaks" is pretty awful. My little one still enjoys pushing buttons and rolling things, but the three "play" elements were very annoying for adults. But since the point of the chair was for feeding, we figured we'd have limited exposure to the toy sounds.
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