BeSafe IZI Kid iSize rearfacing car seat, black, for 1-4 year olds ?100 or sensible offers

By Sarah12345
October 6, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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BeSafe IZI Kid iSize rearfacing car seat, black, for 1-4 year olds

Will consider sensible offers

The main feature of this seat is its unique side-impact protection technology, safely protecting babies and toddlers from accidents involving a side impact.

Another great feature is the presence of adjustable ISOfix arms that allow for extra legroom as your child grows. This means your child can enjoy rear-facing protection up to the age of four, as encouraged by experts.

The iZi Kid X2 i-Size was presented as test winner of its category (ca. 1-4 yrs) by ADAC, and scored the outstanding safety result of 1.1 ? the highest safety score of its category ever recorded by ADAC/Stiftung Warentest. It has additionally passed the Swedish Plus Test, which makes it one of the safest seats on the market.

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