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britax 395 Britax Kidfix i-Size High Back Booster Seat

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britax 395 Britax Kidfix i-Size High Back Booster SeatThe new generation KIDFIX i SIZE has been developed in partnership with leading car manufacturers, to give the ultimate car travel safety to your child. It's equipped with the proven technologies of XP PAD and SecureGuard for frontal impact protection, whilst the new design SICT protects your child from side collisions. Carefully placed air ventilation holes aid air circulation to keep your child comfortable for longer. * Safest KIDFIX to date during

The new generation KIDFIX i-SIZE has been developed in partnership with leading car manufacturers, to give the ultimate car travel safety to your child. It's equipped with the proven technologies of XP-PAD and SecureGuard for frontal impact protection, whilst the new design SICT protects your child from side collisions. Carefully placed air ventilation holes aid air circulation to keep your child comfortable for longer.

* Safest KIDFIX to date during internal tests, Britax Römer 2021

Expert protection

The new KIDFIX i-SIZE has been designed and approved to the new i-Size standard, making it our safest KIDFIX* to date. Every feature on the seat has been developed with one thing in mind - maximum protection. The proven technologies of XP-PAD, SICT and SecureGuard, now combined with the redesigned seating area for optimum crash performance, offer all-round protection.

* Safest KIDFIX to date during internal tests, Britax Römer 2021

Comfort and practicality at its core

Comfort and practicality come as standard with the KIDFIX i-SIZE. The generously padded soft fabric covers and carefully placed air ventilation holes on the shell ensure your child travels in comfort for longer. The slim design of the seat allows for three KIDFIX i-SIZE seats to be installed in the back row of a wide range of cars, whilst the headrest markings help the parents find the right headrest height every single time.

Sustainability

Protecting what matters most: Our mission is to provide safe, comfortable, sustainable and easy to use child mobility solutions. But just like we care for children and their safety around the globe, we very much care for the world they grow up in, taking multiple steps into a more sustainable future. The KIDFIX i-SIZE, our first 100% carbon neutral product, is the perfect choice keeping safety you can trust as well as sustainability in mind.

Carbon Neutral, GREEN SENSE & Made in Germany

We have calculated the product carbon footprint (cradle to (customer) gate) for the KIDFIX i-SIZE together with our partner TÜV Rheinland: ca. 19 kg CO2e. We continuously work to further reduce it keeping in mind that certain materials are needed to focus on the main purpose: transporting kids safely. Besides being carbon neutral, the KIDFIX i-SIZE is also Made in Germany and is packed in plant-based bags as well as recycled cartons from responsible sources. It is available in three stylish GREEN SENSE fashions, the fabric covers of this collection are made from 100% recycled PET plastic bottles.

 

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