Clek Foonf (Convertible) review 2026
The narrowest convertible seat here at 17 inches, steel and magnesium inside, rear-facing to 50 lb, and free of added flame retardants
Is the Clek Foonf Worth It?
Best for three across. The Foonf is built like nothing else on the list and is the seat that makes three-across possible. It is the hardest to install rear-facing and the most expensive, which is the whole reason it is not first.
Clek Foonf Pros & Cons
- 17" wide — three fitted across the Odyssey's middle row
- Rigid-LATCH forward-facing and an anti-rebound bar rear-facing
- Steel and magnesium sub-structure; the most robust build we handled
- No added flame retardants; 9-year life
- 38 lb and $550
- Rear-facing install with the belt took longest in our test
- Tall; check front-seat clearance in a compact car
Clek Foonf at a Glance
Rubric v1: Protection & fit 35 · Ease of installation 20 · Comfort & longevity 15 · Cleaning & build 10 · Value 20. Score = Σ ÷ 10, locked Sep 11, 2026. How we rank.
Where to buy — prices checked Sep 11, 2026
Clek Foonf specifications
Why it scored 7.7
The Foonf is built like nothing else on the list and is the seat that makes three-across possible. It is the hardest to install rear-facing and the most expensive, which is the whole reason it is not first.
Where it loses
Installation time; price.
Still the right pick for
Three-across families and anyone who wants the most robust seat.
Changelog: Sep 11 — rank 6 → 7; Sep 11 — rank 7 → 8 · all changes