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maxi cosi rodifix review Maxi-Cosi RodiFix S i-Size Child Car Seat

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maxi cosi rodifix review Maxi-Cosi RodiFix S i-Size Child Car SeatYou can be at ease knowing your little one is safe and relaxed on every journey you take. Designed to the highest safety standards, RodiFix S i Size offers multiple recline positions and is an adjustable child car seat that grows with your child in height and width. So your child can safely sit back, relax and enjoy every ride they take from 3. 5 up to 12 years old with this high back booster seat. Safety Safety comes as standard with the RodiFix S i

You can be at ease knowing your little one is safe and relaxed on every journey you take. Designed to the highest safety standards, RodiFix S i-Size offers multiple recline positions and is an adjustable child car seat that grows with your child in height and width. So your child can safely sit back, relax and enjoy every ride they take from 3.5 up to 12 years old with this high back booster seat. Safety Safety comes as standard with the RodiFix S i-Size. Built to today’s highest i-Size safety standards, the group 2/3 car seat features extra high wings on both sides for increased side impact protection. Patented AirProtect® safety cushions in the headrest further protect your child and reduce the risk of head injury by up to 20%, while the improved G-CELL Side Impact Protection in the high back booster seat is engineered to spread the forces of an impact away from your child, to reduce injury especially around the head, neck and shoulders. Ease of use RodiFix S i-Size is designed to be easy. With ISOFIX connectors it’s easy to install the group 2/3 car seat into your car. With no armrests to get in the way, buckling-up is always quick and hassle-free. So easy in fact, independent children can buckle-up themselves. You can’t stop your child from growing up so fast but you can keep up with them, as this ISOFIX car seat’s adjustable design grows both in height and width. Just press a button on the back of the headrest to adjust the height as they get taller, and easily move the intuitive side wings out as they get bigger. Age-range The RodiFix S i-Size is a long-lasting child car seat that will protect your child for more than 8 years. As your little one grows from a toddler to nearly a teen (3.5-12 years old), RodiFix S i-Size will comfortably carry them through their childhood adventures. The seat’s open, adjustable design adapts with your child, so as they get bigger and taller (which is always too fast for any parent), this ISOFIX group 2/3 car seat makes it easy for you to keep up with them! Your family will always have long-lasting memories with the RodiFix S i-Size. Comfort features Sleeping in high back booster car seats is often uncomfortable for children as their unsupported heads fall forward – not so with the RodiFix S i-Size! The long-lasting group 2-3 car seat has 3 relaxing recline positions, giving children the choice to either sit up straight and watch the world go by, or recline back and sleep comfortably during the journey. The AirProtect® Safety cushions are not only protective, they are soft too and provide cushioning for little sleepyheads. RodiFix S i-Size also has a backrest that extends up, to enhance your child’s comfort and protection on every adventure, year after year.


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  • Multiple recline positions: With different, relaxing recline positions, your child will always be cosy and comfy when you're on the move, regardless of whether they’re sitting up and looking out of the window or sat back and sleeping.
  • G-CELL Side Impact Protection: Built to the highest i-Size safety standards, RodiFix S i-Size provides superior protection from side impacts. G-CELL technology is an integrated safety system, specifically engineered to spread the forces of an impact away from your child to reduce injury.
  • AirProtect® safety cushions: RodiFix S i-Size features patented AirProtect® side impact protection in the headrest which reduces the risk of head injury by up to 20%.
  • Grows with you: The seat’s adjustable open design alters in both height and width, so that your child will always be safe & comfortable from 3.5 up to 12 years old.



Package Dimensions
  • Length: 79 cm
  • Width: 46 cm
  • Height: 30 cm

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